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Как зарабатывать криптовалюту Electroneum (ETN)? Для этого понадобиться приложение для смартфона, которое можно будет загрузить с App Store или Google Play. Само приложение работает как кошелек и также как симулятор облачного майнинга. Вкратце о компании Electroneum. Разработчиком является Ричардом Эллсом, который запустил ICO в сентябре 2017 года. Во втором квартале 2018 года было подключено 1,5 миллиона пользователей , в в четвертом квартале 2018 года было уже 2,5 миллиона. Само приложение была запущена в первом квартале 2019 года. Цель самой компании - стать криптовалютой для народа, без посреднических финансовых структур. Сам облачный майнинг, можно сказать симулятор, не требует никаких ресурсов телефона, только нужен Интернет, при выполнении первоначальных действий можно будет получать ETN. Даже был запущен в серийное производство собственный телефон под названием M1 со встроенным приложением. Запуск приложения Electroneum, можно увидеть на фото. Сама раздача токенов Electroneum, выполнена как рекламная компания, то есть в виде симулятора облачного майнинга. Единственный момент в том, что нужно продлевать «облачного майнинга» он действует 7 дней. Желательно в конце периода продлить таймер до 7 дней. Каждые 100 ETN автоматически будут начислены в кошелек вашего приложения. Для верификации возможно понадобиться сфотографировать себя с конкретным словом, либо рисунком написанным на бумаге. В этом приложении есть несколько дополнительных функций, таких как калькулятор цен, различные статистические данные. ссылка на Сoinmarketcap:https://coinmarketcap.com/ru/currencies/electroneum/ ссылка на сами приложение в описании ниже.

Electroneum is currently a good coin and its price and good market. Do you think it would be right to buy these coins ??? Can I benefit from investing in these coins ????? I recently created an Electroneum account on my mobail ....

(Image credit: Hackernoon.com) What is the current status of cryptocurrency in Africa? Is Africa on the verge of embracing cryptocurrency? Could Africa hold the key to the future of widespread cryptocurrency Adoption? Africa is the second-fastest-growing region both economically and demographically in the world having a population of over 1.2 billion and a GDP exceeding $2.4 trillion. Many experts argue that inflation and poverty push people towards cryptocurrency. Africans without access to banks and who live in politically unstable countries could be attracted to cryptocurrency. “Africa is rarely mentioned among the largest markets for cryptocurrency, but it may be set to steal a march over other markets,” says Rakesh Sharma, a business and technology journalist. Mr. Sharma says that citizens of countries battling high inflation are likely to opt for cryptocurrency, because “with their paradigm of decentralization, cryptocurrencies offer an alternative to disastrous central bank policies.” This is seen in countries like Venezuela and Zimbabwe among others which turn to Bitcoin amid economic collapse. Many African governments find it difficult to adopt and regulate cryptocurrencies due to fear of a collapse of the banking industry and their local fiat currencies. In Zambia, for instance, the Bank of Zambia (BoZ), responsible for creating and implementing monetary policies for the world’s 105th largest economy, explained their stance against the use of cryptocurrencies in contrast to the growing public interests in the field. The central bank admitted that it was receiving a lot of inquiries related to Bitcoin’s legal status in Zambia, and they had to “safeguard the interests of members of the public and to maintain the integrity of the financial system” with its official stance on the digital currency, according to a local news report. An excerpt from the official report says: “Firstly, Section 30 of the Bank of Zambia Act vests the right to issue notes and coins exclusively in the BoZ. To date, BoZ has not issued any form of cryptocurrency. Cryptocurrencies are not legal tender in the Republic of Zambia; Secondly, BoZ does not oversee, supervise nor regulate the cryptocurrency landscape. Consequently, any and all activities related to the buying, trading or usage of cryptocurrencies are performed at owner’s risk.” Therefore, one cannot say that cryptocurrencies are banned in Zambia. Interestingly an article in the Zambia Daily Mail of Tuesday, July 3, 2018 was titled 'Bitcoin: Zambia not yet ready'... being a crypto and blockchain tech enthusias, the phrase “not yet ready” which was used in this article makes me hopeful because it implies that there is a possibility that the central bank will one day find a place for cryptocurrency as a useful tool in the financial sector. Cryptocurrencies allow for the transfer of value relatively faster and at low or no cost. Thus, the central bank of Zambia may soon see it fit to issue the country's first cryptocurrency. The constitution of Zambia does not define Bitcoin, which is why it has received a flack from the country’s central bank. There is, however, a possibility of lawmakers taking an active approach to regulating it under a modified provision. BoZ confirmed that it would be actively looking into the cryptocurrencies to come up with a law that "should not constrain but enable innovation.” In countries like South Africa, Nigeria, Uganda and Tanzania, on the other hand, the adoption of cryptocurrency has gone far ahead. The 2019 Hootsuite Global Digital Yearbook shows that 10.7% of South Africans, 7.8% Nigerians and 7.3% Ghanaians posses cryptocurrency. These countries are above the average of adults with internet access that use cryptocurrency on the continent which is around 5.5%. These are African countries that have really embraced the solution to the problem of remittance which cryptocurrency solves. Many statistical analyses show that South Africa tops the list of cryptocurrency ownership among global internet users. One cryptocurrency with real utility in these countries is Electroneum (ETN). People in these countries are able to buy airtime top ups right from the Electroneum app using their cloud mining generated ETN. In South Africa, it can be used to top up The Unlimited mobile airtime and data. Many retailers are also beginning to accept ETN for purchases of bread, milk, sugar, and coffee. Many taxis are also now receiving payment in Electroneum. (See Photo Above) Africa is now establishing it's own cryptocurrencies and exchange platforms. Some examples include the AKOIN ecosystem, NAVCOIN, and the Kesholabs ecosystem with their WAVU token which launches early 2020. Africans in general have the enthusiasm for cryptocurrency and inovation. What Africans now need are devoted cryptocurrency pioneers that can liaise with the African governments and help them develop a deeper understanding of what cryptocurrencies are, what problems they solve and how to tackle challenges which this new technology brings about. Africa has a very huge and untapped potential market for cryptocurrency and if this potential is realized, I believe widespread adoption of cryptocurrency will be inevitable. Referenced material: https://hackernoon.com/south-africa-tops-the-list-of-cryptocurrency-ownership-among-global-internet-users-bxazr30ti https://www.ccn.com/bitcoin-is-not-a-legal-tender-in-zambia-says-central-bank/ https://www.un.org/africarenewal/magazine/april-2018-july-2018/africa-could-be-next-frontier-cryptocurrency