February 25, 2018

India-Coin: New cryptocurrency has been launched

IndiaCoin cryptocurrency has been launched.

Welcome to our India coin topic. We’re happy to welcome you here and to give you some more information about the coin and purpose of the coin. As you probably already know is that the Indian economy is still growing and its the second most populous country worldwide with more than 1.2 billion people. Despite of that there is no real anonymous digital currency made for the Indians specifically. With the India coin we want to honor all the Indian people in India and elsewhere around the world.

Purpose of India coin.

India is a free and independent country since 1947. With this coin we want to support the free will of all Indian people. We can make this possible with an online currency as India coin.

Sources:
coinmarketcap.com
bitcoingarden.org
indiacoin.club

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