
“The mayor of the Greek island of Angistri has agreed to a trial of the digital currency Nautiluscoin as a way to attract tourists. Brian Kelly, the founder of Nautiluscoin, published an article on CNBC on July 8 announcing the news that mayor Ioannis Athanasiou had given his support to the plan. Angistri is a 13.3 square kilometer island near the Greek port of Piraeus, and a population of 1,142 inhabitants. To explain the difference between Nautiluscoin and other digital currencies such as Bitcoin, Kelly described how a central ‘Nautiluscoin Stability Fund’ plans to keep the majority of the coins itself, only selling them when demand has risen.”
Related posts:
Dozens killed in US-led drone strike in southern Somalia
Whence the Housing Bubble?
Gold Demand In One Chart: Physical vs ETF
California Congresswoman Introduces ‘Medical Marijuana Property Rights Protection Act’
Detroit Cancels City Blight Tour for Creditors
12 Medical marijuana miracles you should know about
Facebook's Free Basics Banned In India, Now Shuts Down in Egypt
Spain Plunders 90% Of Social Security Fund To Buy Its Own Debt
Privacy protections booted from CISPA cybersecurity bill in closed-door hearing
Amazon Launches Its Fastest EC2 Instance Type Yet
NSA can hack WiFi devices from eight miles away
Free Staters Win 'At Least' 15 Seats in NH State House
Merck Has Some Explaining To Do Over Its MMR Vaccine Claims
Is the TSA checking domestic airline passengers for warrants?
McDonald's Dollar Menu Is About To Become "The Dollar Menu & More"