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The official mCoin ICO launch will be held at the World Blockchain Forum in Dubai on 16 April 2018

The ongoing pre-ICO sale has already attracted participants from more than 30 countries.

mCoin works with ONEm services, aiming to make blockchain technology available on any mobile. ONEm has developed a mobile platform, aiming to allow mobiles without the internet to enjoy internet-like services. These applications aim to solve everyday problems facing individuals and businesses, thus creating a new opportunity to reach an untapped market with billions of people.

mCoin has reached 5.8bn people on mobiles of whom three billion people don't have internet access. The demand for mCoin is expected to rise due to mCoin's novel mining concept. “Pseudo-mining” is a proof-of-work concept where anybody can earn mCoins through sponsored activities. These special purpose activities impact society in a positive way. Users can spend mCoins through ONEm's Sweb, Market Place and mCatalogue applications.

To foster mCoins’ rapid growth, ONEm has signed telco agreements in more than 20 countries. This figure aims to double during the current year. Small and medium businesses can work with local mCoin partners. For the first time hundreds of millions of people worldwide can enjoy a digital currency. As a result, mCoin will increase in value where traditional cryptocurrencies can't reach.

Christopher Richardson, CEO and co-founder of ONEm stated, “It is exciting to see that mCoin's pre-ICO has attracted so many participants. This is a good sign for the launch of our upcoming ICO on April 16 at The World Blockchain Forum in Dubai. We are looking forward to meeting current and new mCoin supporters."

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