What is Shincoin?
Shincoin (SHIN) is a digital asset which enables consumers, businesses, and even institutions to have privacy on the Internet. Shincoin HODLers will feel much safer wherever they decide to go Lurking™, knowing they own such a sweet coin. While the coin or blockchain doesn't provide any certainties or use cases for privacy, it will be up to the HODLers to educate themselves and safeguard their autonomy. Using the Ninja blockchain, Shincoin will do nothing more than depreciate in value as more coins are mined and traded away, assuming investors truly realize the lack of value in HODLing such an asset. There is no whitepaper for you to read, nor a kindergarten whitepaper and there won't be. Given the knowledge (or lack thereof) for the average investor these days, it's possible Shincoin will skyrocket in value due to hype and speculation. If you are mindful, agile, and ruthless enough for such a secretive and suspicious market, then Shincoin might be the digital asset for you.
Shincoin ICO details:
The ICO began when the word 'shinobi' first made an appearance, which was as far back as the 8th century. Despite this being shocking news (I know, right?), don't fret as it's very common for a ninja to utilize stealth and invisibility. With cryptocurrencies being such a hot topic, it seemed an appropriate time to come out of the shadows and capitalize on those interested in ninjutsu. 1 billion SHINs were originally created, but more can be mined on the Ninja blockchain up to an unknown and unspecified cap.
The structure and distribution of Shincoin and ICO are as follows:
If you purchase a minimum of $100 USD worth of Shincoin, you will receive a sweet T-shirt. Please click on the link if you wish to view the design.
Closing:
As Rikimaru once taught me while I was nerding out playing Tenchu: Stealth Assassins on the PlayStation over 18 years ago, “You are a master swordsman and an honorable man. It is a shame we could not fight as allies.”
Thank you.
Shincoin (SHIN) is a digital asset which enables consumers, businesses, and even institutions to have privacy on the Internet. Shincoin HODLers will feel much safer wherever they decide to go Lurking™, knowing they own such a sweet coin. While the coin or blockchain doesn't provide any certainties or use cases for privacy, it will be up to the HODLers to educate themselves and safeguard their autonomy. Using the Ninja blockchain, Shincoin will do nothing more than depreciate in value as more coins are mined and traded away, assuming investors truly realize the lack of value in HODLing such an asset. There is no whitepaper for you to read, nor a kindergarten whitepaper and there won't be. Given the knowledge (or lack thereof) for the average investor these days, it's possible Shincoin will skyrocket in value due to hype and speculation. If you are mindful, agile, and ruthless enough for such a secretive and suspicious market, then Shincoin might be the digital asset for you.
Shincoin ICO details:
The ICO began when the word 'shinobi' first made an appearance, which was as far back as the 8th century. Despite this being shocking news (I know, right?), don't fret as it's very common for a ninja to utilize stealth and invisibility. With cryptocurrencies being such a hot topic, it seemed an appropriate time to come out of the shadows and capitalize on those interested in ninjutsu. 1 billion SHINs were originally created, but more can be mined on the Ninja blockchain up to an unknown and unspecified cap.
The structure and distribution of Shincoin and ICO are as follows:
- 80% to the public
- 10% to volunteer ninja's
- 05% to the "developers"
- 05% to the Shadow Warriors of Nakano (any heirs please come forward)
If you purchase a minimum of $100 USD worth of Shincoin, you will receive a sweet T-shirt. Please click on the link if you wish to view the design.
Closing:
As Rikimaru once taught me while I was nerding out playing Tenchu: Stealth Assassins on the PlayStation over 18 years ago, “You are a master swordsman and an honorable man. It is a shame we could not fight as allies.”
Thank you.
