The Satori Coin is a modern physical coin prepared with 0.001 Bitcoin
worth half a dollar in current price. The code is hidden under a
hologram seal. “If for instance, the value was stolen or lost because of
mismanagement, the amount of bitcoin loaded is so small, it is unlikely
that you will lose much sleep." reads the official website.
Every Satori Coin has its private QR-code which can be scanned by any
blockchain app in order to transfer the money to one’s online wallet.
The code is hidden under a hologram seal removed on the picture.
I suggest a Zcash Coin based on the principles of the Satori Coin but
to round up the value to one dollar (the Zcash symbol (Z) even look
like a reversed $).
The avatar from mineZcash at the chat forum
is a good candidate for a future Zcash coin. I don’t find any image of a proposed Zcash coin.
mineZcash says “I dont think they would use it, graphics are a tricky
thing, a more complex logo like mine will not work well on things like
letterhead and t-shirts. I know the devs pretty well, if they see your
issue and want to use it I will be happy to let them.”
This suggestion have been sent to info@z.cash, and press@z.cash.
@cryptomined Do you know where to download QQ International? The link from the website goes to somewhere that is broken. Or which QQ app is best for english speakers to use? I’ve been trying on and off to get on it ever since you posted the QQ Group info for the zcash group in another thread.
what country are you in? and would they have regulatory issues with this? I know the Satori wasn’t for export to the US, for instance, because of how the IRS classifies BTC as an asset, and the Know Your Customer/Anti-Money Laundering laws.
well people in asia still want to move to the USA… or Canada… but sure if you want to, go for it
lived here for more than 10 years now, you can come and visit