MarketcapCoin is a project in the market for market cap coins that are more stable, easy to buy and sell, provide better liquidity for investors, and allow for the creation of smart contracts. They have a movie and a review of their product.
The primary aim of the ICO is to raise funds to develop the core wallet and start marketing.I also wrote this blog post about my thoughts: MarketCapCoin – A blog about the marketcapcoin release in 6 months and provide a review of their product.
The marketcapcoin financial services project is the creation of a new token designed to facilitate the purchase and sale of tokens representing equity in a portfolio of cryptocurrency-based companies. As such, the marketcapcoin token will serve as an exchange medium for individuals seeking to acquire or dispose of these tokens.
Marketcapcoin will be a platform that will facilitate the sale, purchase, and transfer of tokens to and from its users. Marketcapcoin will provide an interface through which any user may create a portfolio of tokens representing disparate crypto-currency based companies or assets. Marketcapcoin will also permit investors to support or oppose specific companies or assets and determine their individual holdings based on the popularity of these companies within the marketcapcoin community.
Marketcapcoin will be a platform that facilitates both retail and institutional investors with the ability to access and utilize markets for any given token on their portfolio via a single interface.
We are currently in the process of creating a crowdsale for our ICO, as well as developing our own smart contract platform, which we hope to launch within 6 months from this date. The purpose of this blog post is not only to provide information regarding our activities and timeline, but also to report on our progress thus far and provide an update on what we have accomplished thus
The reason for doing this ICO was to attract attention, raise money and advertise the product. It is rather unprofessional to advertise your own project, but that is what the founders of marketcapcoin did. Moreover, it appears that the website of marketcapcoin was not quite ready for launch.
Marketcapcoin was supposed to be a cryptocurrency that would make it easier for companies to raise funds from the public. Why would they need that? Because they would have their own platform where they could list their token offerings, and investors could go there to read up on the projects and decide whether they wanted to participate in them.
Marketcapcoin is a new coin that has been designed to provide an alternative to bitcoin. The main feature of this coin is that it will have a 10% reduction in inflation over the next 21 years. This means that over time existing coins will become worth more and marketcapcoins will become less valuable. The price of marketcapcoin can be calculated by taking the market cap of bitcoin and dividing it by 10. This means that marketcapcoins will be worth one tenth as much as bitcoin in future, but at present they are worth only half as much as bitcoin.
We looked into the project and investigated their website and whitepaper for clarity about the business, but we haven’t written up our findings yet.
The first thing to say is that marketcapcoin is a scam. But that’s not what I’m interested in. What I’m interested in is the marketcapcoin community, and whether we can learn anything about how to get rich.
Market cap coin is a startup that sells market cap coins. The goal of the project is to raise money so that it can build its own market cap-tracking platform. It doesn’t have any plans for building crypto-currencies, or even for making money from trading crypto-currencies, but it does have plans for making money by selling its own version of index funds.
The way it intends to do this is by issuing 100m market cap coins, which will be sold at a premium above the current market price of bitcoin. It will then make them available through the usual channels: exchanges and brokers and custodians and whatnot. To be more precise: it will sell them at a net profit of 10% on top of the current premium pricing. And then it will spend 10% of that on research and development, and keep 90% as profit.*
The plan is ambitious enough to be plausible; but even if it works out, there are plenty of questions left unanswered.*
Markets are vast and powerful, but they can be pushed around. Big money has a lot of power, but it doesn’t have to get it all its own way. There are ways for smaller investors to make big money too.
Market cap coins are one of those ways. It’s a strange idea, and it’s not yet clear how the market will respond to it. But there is an open question: will anyone want to use market cap coins? If they do, they could be valuable in their own right. But if they don’t, it will make them difficult to imagine being used without a central authority that controls how many every investor can buy, and how much each one costs.
The idea is straightforward: ordinary people will find all kinds of uses for market cap coins—they’ll give them to their friends as gifts, or donate them to charity, or use them as pokies chips. They might even sell them on eBay or a crypto exchange. There would be no central authority deciding what the price is allowed to be at any time: that’s up to the market as a whole.
Market cap is a measure of the total value of all the coins in circulation at a given time. We could call it total value or total monetary supply, but for our purposes we will just call it market cap. Market cap is a measure of the price of coins, but that doesn’t mean it measures their value. It’s just the price of all the coins.
Market cap is useful because it is one way to allocate capital among projects. It’s also the best way to compare project values. So when I say “market capitalization” I mean market cap.
But market cap is more complicated than that. There are many different ways to calculate market cap, and they disagree. The most obvious and widely used is called “market capitalization,” which takes into account every coin’s current price and its current supply, adding them up as if they were sold at once.
This can lead to some odd results: