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cryptocurrency December 21, 2017

December 21, 2017 11:16 PM

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Can’t spare the fiat for gifts this holiday season? Try an Initial Christmas Offering.

The holidays are all well and good. Spending time with family and loved ones, gathered around fireplaces and enjoying hearty meals. But the hardest part of the holidays is shelling out your hard-earned cash for gifts, especially when you’re trying to put every last penny into cryptocurrency.

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Fortunately, there’s a solution – the initial Christmas offering!

Don’t spend dollars on tangible gifts. Who wants those, right?

Instead, tell your family and friends that, inspired by your cryptocurrency escapades, you’ve resolved to undertake an ICO yourself. The best part? All funds raised will go toward next year’s festivities.

And this is a project with real utility. By purchasing – yes, purchasing – Holiday coins, your family will have a stake in your chores. At any time, your family can redeem the tokens at the following rates:

  • 10 Holiday coins – walk the dog
  • 20 Holiday coins – take out the trash
  • 40 Holiday coins – fold the laundry
  • 50 Holiday coins – wash all the dishes in the sink
  • 100 Holiday coins – rake leaves or shovel snow

Of course, make sure that you cap the issuance of the coins. Otherwise, you’ll be doing all the household duties all year!

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Note: ETHNews is not responsible for ruining your Christmas. In fact, you should probably buy your family regular gifts.

Matthew is a writer with a passion for emerging technology. Prior to joining ETHNews, he interned for the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission as well as the OECD. He graduated cum laude from Georgetown University where he studied international economics. In his spare time, Matthew loves playing basketball and listening to podcasts. He currently lives in Los Angeles. Matthew is a full-time staff writer for ETHNews.

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