ANNOUNCEMENT: Ammeris Blockchain Foundation launches private ICO round
- By Ammeris
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- 07 Sep, 2018
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Ammeris' non-profit launches private initial coin offering (ICO) round targeting $5.5M in Ammeris Coin (AMRS) sales.
The Ammeris Blockchain Foundation has announced the start of the private round of the Ammeris initial coin offering
(ICO). The Foundation is looking to raise approximately $5.5 million US dollars. The token generating event is geared toward the sale of Ammeris Coin
or AMRS, a blockchain-native token or cryptocurrency that gives holders access to the Ammeris Platform. The Foundation is aiming to generate approximately $40 million US dollars in sale revenue, which will be used to launch wide-scale business operations, boost adoption of the Platform toward entertainment, healthcare, insurance, and government clientele, and fully develop the Ammeris Blockchain Stack (ABS).
To learn more about the Ammeris ICO, please visit www.ammeris.com/ico or download the Ammeris Whitepaper as a PDF at: https://www.ammeris.com/ico#Whitepaper
The launch of the private ICO round coincides with the announcement of the release of the Whitepaper, which details about the Ammeris Platform for decentralized applications (dApps), the AMRS, and the ICO.
To learn more about the Foundation, please visit www.ammeris.com/foundation.
To learn more about the Ammeris ICO, please visit www.ammeris.com/ico or download the Ammeris Whitepaper as a PDF at: https://www.ammeris.com/ico#Whitepaper
The launch of the private ICO round coincides with the announcement of the release of the Whitepaper, which details about the Ammeris Platform for decentralized applications (dApps), the AMRS, and the ICO.
To learn more about the Foundation, please visit www.ammeris.com/foundation.
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The Ammeris Blockchain Foundation publishes document on Ammeris Platform, the Ammeris Coin (AMRS), and the Ammeris ICO (initial coin offering).
The team at Ammeris is pleased to announce the inception of the Ammeris Blockchain Foundation, a non-profit organization that has been tasked with the mission of overseeing and building away from inefficient and environmentally detrimental systems in distributed ledger technology (DLT) and blockchain. To do this, the Foundation will release the Ammeris Platform for decentralized applications later this year, which will provide a sustainable, interoperable, and scalable network for projects who want to focus on building and delivering real distributed applications for users globally.
Various members of Ammeris' team will be taking active positions at the Foundation in the coming months, including serving on the board of directors and its various standing committees. The Foundation will also be starting an initial coin offering (ICO) later this month.
The Foundation is committed to transparency and accountability. To reflect these principles, all committee charters, minutes, policies, and financial audits will be published online at www.ammeris.com/documents .
To learn more about the Foundation, please visit www.ammeris.com/foundation.
Various members of Ammeris' team will be taking active positions at the Foundation in the coming months, including serving on the board of directors and its various standing committees. The Foundation will also be starting an initial coin offering (ICO) later this month.
The Foundation is committed to transparency and accountability. To reflect these principles, all committee charters, minutes, policies, and financial audits will be published online at www.ammeris.com/documents .
To learn more about the Foundation, please visit www.ammeris.com/foundation.
