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IS IT A FUCKING SCAM OR NOT I WANTED TO BUY YESTERDAY BUT YOU FAGGOTS SAID IT WAS A SCAM NOW ITS UP 75%

http://tigercoin.network/

Website is up. Launch dates set. DAPPs announced.

And more importantly
>white dev team

This is unironically the next x100

http://tigercoin.network/

Website is up. Launch dates set. DAPPs announced.

And more importantly
>white dev team

This is unironically the next x100

http://tigercoin.network/

Check our website for details of upcoming DAPPS. Whitepaper and source code launching with DAPPS. We're contacting Hacken for a full audit

http://www.tigercoin.network/

I'll get straight to the point; I'm here to promote my group’s web utility token: Tiger. We've been working on it for weeks now and we're very proud of the result. Long story short, we provide a data transfer/storage utility that we believe will rival that of Amazon.

Tiger works with Ethereum-based JavaScript API (Java being famous for its tigers, and where we get the token name). So basically web3.js is a collection of libraries that allow you to interact with a local or remote Ethereum node using HTTP, IPC, or WebSocket. Our token is used for the transportation of encrypted and unencrypted data through the web3.js library, which is used by major CEX’s such as Coinbase and crypto.com, but it's not limited to corporations, anyone who can code their own DAPP can fully utilize our token.

Essentially Tiger generates and verifies bearer tokens for use in API authentication. The data stored in the token is signed to prevent tampering and can be encrypted if wanted. This means it is safe to store public information like ID but can also be used to store confidential information (such as credit card numbers).

In essence, this is decentralized data storage.

Credit card information, plans, and anything with limited file size. Decentralization means there is no data loss in the case of server shutdowns or anything to that effect.

The use case for this can vary from any organization or individuals that want to use decentralized data storage

We are live on uniswap v2 and etherscan.

Contract: 0x7e3be6aa76910b95c4684d573b9009277e5c3f8a

Talk to us on telegram: Tiger Coin Official
Check out our website: TigerCoin.Network


I'll get straight to the point; I'm here to promote my group’s web utility token: Tiger. We've been working on it for weeks now and we're very proud of the result. Long story short, we provide a data transfer/storage utility that we believe will rival that of Amazon.

Tiger works with Ethereum-based JavaScript API (Java being famous for its tigers, and where we get the token name). So basically web3.js is a collection of libraries that allow you to interact with a local or remote Ethereum node using HTTP, IPC, or WebSocket. Our token is used for the transportation of encrypted and unencrypted data through the web3.js library, which is used by major CEX’s such as Coinbase and crypto.com, but it's not limited to corporations, anyone who can code their own DAPP can fully utilize our token.

Essentially Tiger generates and verifies bearer tokens for use in API authentication. The data stored in the token is signed to prevent tampering and can be encrypted if wanted. This means it is safe to store public information like ID but can also be used to store confidential information (such as credit card numbers).

In essence, this is decentralized data storage.

Credit card information, plans, and anything with limited file size. Decentralization means there is no data loss in the case of server shutdowns or anything to that effect.

The use case for this can vary from any organization or individuals that want to use decentralized data storage

We are live on uniswap v2 and etherscan.

Contract: 0x7e3be6aa76910b95c4684d573b9009277e5c3f8a

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I'll get straight to the point; I'm here to promote my group’s web utility token: Tiger. We've been working on it for weeks now and we're very proud of the result. Long story short, we provide a data transfer/storage utility that we believe will rival that of Amazon.

Tiger works with Ethereum-based JavaScript API (Java being famous for its tigers, and where we get the token name). So basically web3.js is a collection of libraries that allow you to interact with a local or remote Ethereum node using HTTP, IPC, or WebSocket. Our token is used for the transportation of encrypted and unencrypted data through the web3.js library, which is used by major CEX’s such as Coinbase and crypto.com, but it's not limited to corporations, anyone who can code their own DAPP can fully utilize our token.

Essentially Tiger generates and verifies bearer tokens for use in API authentication. The data stored in the token is signed to prevent tampering and can be encrypted if wanted. This means it is safe to store public information like ID but can also be used to store confidential information (such as credit card numbers).

In essence, this is decentralized data storage.

Credit card information, plans, and anything with limited file size. Decentralization means there is no data loss in the case of server shutdowns or anything to that effect.

The use case for this can vary from any organization or individuals that want to use decentralized data storage

You can talk to us directly at the official telegram community channel here: Tiger Coin Official

We are live on uniswap v2 and etherscan.

Contract: 0x7e3be6aa76910b95c4684d573b9009277e5c3f8a

I'll get straight to the point; I'm here to promote my group’s web utility token: Tiger. We've been working on it for weeks now and we're very proud of the result. Long story short, we provide a data transfer/storage utility that we believe will soon rival that of Amazon. Website coming soon!

Tiger works with Ethereum-based JavaScript API (Java being famous for its tigers, and where we get the token name). So basically web3.js is a collection of libraries that allow you to interact with a local or remote Ethereum node using HTTP, IPC, or WebSocket. Our token is used for the transportation of encrypted and unencrypted data through the web3.js library, which is used by major CEX’s such as Coinbase and crypto.com, but it's not limited to corporations, anyone who can code their own DAPP can fully utilize our token.

Essentially Tiger generates and verifies bearer tokens for use in API authentication. The data stored in the token is signed to prevent tampering and can be encrypted if wanted. This means it is safe to store public information like ID but can also be used to store confidential information (such as credit card numbers).

In essence, this is decentralized data storage.

Credit card information, plans, and anything with limited file size. Decentralization means there is no data loss in the case of server shutdowns or anything to that effect.

The use case for this can vary from any organization or individuals that want to use decentralized data storage

You can talk to us directly at the official telegram community channel here: tigertok

Our Github is live and I'm working on putting up the code and mission statement today.

We are live on uniswap v2 and etherscan.

Contract: 0x7e3be6aa76910b95c4684d573b9009277e5c3f8a

I'll get straight to the point; I'm here to promote my group’s web utility token: Tiger. We've been working on it for weeks now and we're very proud of the result. Long story short, we provide a data transfer/storage utility that we believe will soon rival that of Amazon. Website coming soon!

Tiger works with Ethereum-based JavaScript API (Java being famous for its tigers, and where we get the token name). So basically web3.js is a collection of libraries that allow you to interact with a local or remote Ethereum node using HTTP, IPC, or WebSocket. Our token is used for the transportation of encrypted and unencrypted data through the web3.js library, which is used by major CEX’s such as Coinbase and crypto.com, but it's not limited to corporations, anyone who can code their own DAPP can fully utilize our token.

Essentially Tiger generates and verifies bearer tokens for use in API authentication. The data stored in the token is signed to prevent tampering and can be encrypted if wanted. This means it is safe to store public information like ID but can also be used to store confidential information (such as credit card numbers).

In essence, this is decentralized data storage.

Credit card information, plans, and anything with limited file size. Decentralization means there is no data loss in the case of server shutdowns or anything to that effect.

The use case for this can vary from any organization or individuals that want to use decentralized data storage

You can talk to us directly at the official telegram community channel here: tigertok

Our Github is live and I'm working on putting up the code and mission statement today.

We are live on uniswap v2 and etherscan.

Contract: 0x7e3be6aa76910b95c4684d573b9009277e5c3f8a

Hello everyone my name is Mark. I'm here to promote my group’s web utility token: Tiger. Tiger works with Ethereum-based JavaScript API (Java being famous for its tigers, and where we get the token name). So basically web3.js is a collection of libraries that allow you to interact with a local or remote ethereum node using HTTP, IPC or WebSocket. Our token is used for the transportation of encrypted and unencrypted data through the web3.js library, which is used by major CEX’s such as coinbase and crypto.com, but its not limited to corporations, anyone who can code their own DAPP can fully utilized our token.

Tiger provides a simple interaction wrapper to access the RPC methods provided by the Ethereum client categorised by their similar functionality.
It also provides a simplified way to interact with contracts by combining the ABI encoding / decoding of the input / output of the contracts together with the Eth RPC requests.

Essentially Tiger generates and verifies bearer tokens for use in API authentication. The data stored in the token is signed to prevent tampering and can be encrypted if wanted. This means it is safe to store public information like ID but can also be used to store confidential information (such as credit card numbers).

In essence this is decentralized data storage.

Not a lot of data but enough to store technical specifications, credit card information, plans and anything with limited file size. Decentralization means there is no data loss in the case of server shut downs or anything to that effect.

While we aim to target corporations, the use case for this can vary from any organization or individuals that want to use decentralized data storage

You can talk to us directly at the official community channel here: tigertok

Our github is live and Im working on putting up the code and mission statement today.

We are live on uniswap v2 and etherscan.

Contract: 0x7e3be6aa76910b95c4684d573b9009277e5c3f8a