NeuCoin

Part of NeuCoin's strategy to gain users werewas to engage the first content partners of the coin. This acted as proof of concepts,concept and included animation studio MondoMedia, music service Jango, and artist promotion company Radio Airplay. To help drive people to the coin and their partner companies, NeuCoin offered a few coins at no charge for users who chose the NeuCoin and created a new wallet on thesethose sites a few coins for free when they created a new wallet to help drive people to the coin and their partner companies. The company's partnership with music service Jango brought a reported 8,000 new users per day, who transacted with NeuCoin through the platform.

During the initial push to develop the user base of NeuCoin, the company developed games for the social media platform Facebook, in which the token would be used. The first game the company developed was Solitaire Racer, which had a reported 80,000 users over three months. Although not the number NeuCoin was hoping to see, the foundation behind the coin had announced the development of a second game, called SongQuest, which was a music trivia game intended to reach the Jango user base, and make use of that successful partnership.

These games were part of NeuCoin's initiative to build an entire ecosystem, to make the coin more inviting for users and to put the coin in many users' wallets, creating what some called passive users, but what. NeuCoin considered those to be users, as their stated goals were not to have the coin traded in the same way Bitcoin or Ethereum were being traded at the time.

The NeuCoin Foundation announced the failure of the project in late 2016. This came as support for the project from users was lower than expected, and the coin was subject to a wave of "altcoin fatigue," which had gone through the cryptocurrency communities of the time, as it was a point when new altcoins were being created nearalmost daily.

Further, the closing was tied to the inability for NeuCoin to develop value and trading volume for the token, with the price and trading volume decreasing the longer the project was around, itand decreaseda reduction in the possible incentive for buying or investing in the altcoin. This was despite the ecosystem NeuCoin was working to create.

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Neucoin (market ticker symbol NEU) aims to be the first cryptocurrency that uses proof-of-stake consensus as a security model. It is a combined proof-of-stake/proof-of-work mining system that gives a better mining model and more adaptive response to rapid changes in network computation power.

On September 25, 2015, the NeuCoin team consisting of Daniel Kaufman, Johan Sandstorm, Ophélie Pubellier, Scott Walker, and Sandrine Ayral launched the cryptocurrency.

In December 2015, NeuCoin launched a tipping platform on the internet radio service Jango and a Facebook game called Solitaire Racer.

In September 2016, NeuCoin launched a second Facebook game called SongQuest.

On November 25, 2016, NeuCoin announced that its Foundation would "cease supporting NeuCoin services, destroy its remaining coins and dissolve itself."

Part of NeuCoin's strategy to gain users were the first content partners of the coin. This acted as proof of concepts, and included animation studio MondoMedia, music service Jango, and artist promotion company Radio Airplay. NeuCoin offered users who chose the NeuCoin on these sites a few coins for free when they created a new wallet to help drive people to the coin and their partner companies. The company's partnership with music service Jango brought a reported 8,000 new users per day, who transacted with NeuCoin through the platform.

During the initial push to develop the user base of NeuCoin, the company developed games for the social media platform Facebook, in which the token would be used. The first game the company developed was Solitaire Racer, which had a reported 80,000 users over three months. Although not the number NeuCoin was hoping to see, the foundation behind the coin had announced the development of a second game, called SongQuest, which was a music trivia game intended to reach the Jango user base, and make use of that successful partnership.

These games were part of NeuCoin's initiative to build an entire ecosystem, to make the coin more inviting for users and to put the coin in many users wallets, creating what some called passive users, but what NeuCoin considered users, as their stated goals were not to have the coin traded in the same way Bitcoin or Ethereum were being traded at the time.

The NeuCoin Foundation announced the failure of the project in late 2016. This came as support for the project from users was lower than expected, and the coin was subject to a wave of "altcoin fatigue" which had gone through the cryptocurrency communities of the time, as it was a point when new altcoins were being created near daily.

Further, the closing was tied to the inability for NeuCoin to develop value and trading volume for the token, with the price and trading volume decreasing the longer the project was around, it decreased the possible incentive for buying or investing in the altcoin. This was despite the ecosystem NeuCoin was working to create.

NeuCoin was founded in February 2015 by Daniel Kaufman. It aims to achieve mainstream consumer adoption via games, microtransactions, and social media. NeuCoin raised $1.25 million in venture capital and angel funding. The project raised $4,012 in BitcoinBitcoin from retail investors via an Initial Coin Offering and $2.25 million of pre-sale funding from 2.5 billion pre-mine coins sales.

NeuCoin was founded in February 2015 by Daniel Kaufman. It aims to achieve mainstream consumer adoption via games, microtransactions, and social media. NeuCoin raised $1.25 million in venture capital and angel funding. The project raised $4,012 in Bitcoin from retail investors via an Initial Coin Offering and $2.25 million of pre-sale funding from 2.5 billion pre-mine coins sales.

Neucoin (market ticker symbol NEU) aims to be the first cryptocurrency that uses proof-of-stake consensus as a security model. It is a combined proof-of-stake/proof-of-work mining system that gives a better mining model and more adaptive response to rapid changes in network computation power.

On September 25, 2015, the NeuCoin team consisting of Daniel Kaufman, Johan Sandstorm, Ophélie Pubellier, Scott Walker, and Sandrine Ayral launched the cryptocurrency.

In December 2015, NeuCoin launched a tipping platform on the internet radio service Jango and a Facebook game called Solitaire Racer.

In September 2016, NeuCoin launched a second Facebook game called SongQuest.

On November 25, 2016, NeuCoin announced that its Foundation would "cease supporting NeuCoin services, destroy its remaining coins and dissolve itself."