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>>17233317

https://twitter.com/notsofast/status/1228139894284963840

Sir. I doubled my BTC in the last 5 minutes. Sir, I'm a street shitter sir. /keklul bizlets have a deficiency.

FLO was created in 2013 with a fair launch just like Bitcoin. no premine, no ico. It was one of the first 5 projects to ever exist and was created by original bitcoin core developers. Btw these developers still work on the project. For free.

The alt season of 2017 brought a bunch of SHAT to the surface. During the last few years of bear market those coins have fallen and will never return.

The alt season of 2020 will bring the best projects back to the surface to reach new all time highs. Do not miss out. FLO is an OG just like DOGEcoin.

Completely fair launched project with no dev team waiting to dump on holders.

Take a look at the date of launch (June 2013)
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=236742.0

There was NO ICO and NO PREMINE, unlike with these overvalued erc-20 useless shitcoins that you see everywhere.

You can check the distribution page
http://network.flo.cash/richlist

The top addresses are exchange addresses, which shows you that there's not a single wallet holding more than 9-10 percent of the coins in existence.

Also, if you look further, you will see that about 20M coins are probably lost, because there are wallets with inactivity since 2014-2015

>>15323948
damn. people are fuckin stupid.

https://www.coindesk.com/florincoin-the-2014-altcoin-you-dont-remember-is-attracting-real-users

One of the most recognizable names in the crypto space (and perhaps even outside of it) is using one of the least recognizable blockchains.

Overstock.com subsidiaries Medici Ventures and tZERO have been utilizing the FLO blockchain for some time in work aimed at re-organizing property rights. At one time, a video of the tZERO homepage even showed the little-known blockchain at work.

Still, if you haven’t heard of FLO before, you won’t be alone. Maybe Florincoin, the blockchain’s moniker when it first launched in 2013, shortly before the 2014 altcoin boom – will ring a bell, at least those who were in New York at the time.

Joey Fiscella was a staple in the growing New York City crypto community during that area. A young, extroverted programmer, he had the ability to schmooze with the best of the business types. While the rest of the scene was focused on bitcoin, to a certain extent litecoin and for the lolz dogecoin, Fiscella was instead always talking Florincoin – a coin that’s visage bears a golden fleur-de-lis.

He was a regular at the New York Bitcoin Center and was always handing out thin strips of paper with Florincoin private keys (I used to have one, but as is the nature of small scraps of paper, it has been lost).

The idea was simple: Florincoin was bitcoin but with additional room for transaction comments, 140 characters at that time. And those characters would allow a decentralized social media (what else had a 1040-character limit back then? Twitter), one that couldn’t be censored or stopped.

>>15318152
damn. people are fuckin stupid.

https://www.coindesk.com/florincoin-the-2014-altcoin-you-dont-remember-is-attracting-real-users

One of the most recognizable names in the crypto space (and perhaps even outside of it) is using one of the least recognizable blockchains.

Overstock.com subsidiaries Medici Ventures and tZERO have been utilizing the FLO blockchain for some time in work aimed at re-organizing property rights. At one time, a video of the tZERO homepage even showed the little-known blockchain at work.

Still, if you haven’t heard of FLO before, you won’t be alone. Maybe Florincoin, the blockchain’s moniker when it first launched in 2013, shortly before the 2014 altcoin boom – will ring a bell, at least those who were in New York at the time.

Joey Fiscella was a staple in the growing New York City crypto community during that area. A young, extroverted programmer, he had the ability to schmooze with the best of the business types. While the rest of the scene was focused on bitcoin, to a certain extent litecoin and for the lolz dogecoin, Fiscella was instead always talking Florincoin – a coin that’s visage bears a golden fleur-de-lis.

He was a regular at the New York Bitcoin Center and was always handing out thin strips of paper with Florincoin private keys (I used to have one, but as is the nature of small scraps of paper, it has been lost).

The idea was simple: Florincoin was bitcoin but with additional room for transaction comments, 140 characters at that time. And those characters would allow a decentralized social media (what else had a 140-character limit back then? Twitter), one that couldn’t be censored or stopped.

>>15299831
it's been around for 6 years you dumb slut. created by some of the original bitcoin devs.

https://www.coindesk.com/florincoin-the-2014-altcoin-you-dont-remember-is-attracting-real-users

One of the most recognizable names in the crypto space (and perhaps even outside of it) is using one of the least recognizable blockchains.

Overstock.com subsidiaries Medici Ventures and tZERO have been utilizing the FLO blockchain for some time in work aimed at re-organizing property rights. At one time, a video of the tZERO homepage even showed the little-known blockchain at work.

Still, if you haven’t heard of FLO before, you won’t be alone. Maybe Florincoin, the blockchain’s moniker when it first launched in 2013, shortly before the 2014 altcoin boom – will ring a bell, at least those who were in New York at the time.

Joey Fiscella was a staple in the growing New York City crypto community during that area. A young, extroverted programmer, he had the ability to schmooze with the best of the business types. While the rest of the scene was focused on bitcoin, to a certain extent litecoin and for the lolz dogecoin, Fiscella was instead always talking Florincoin – a coin that’s visage bears a golden fleur-de-lis.

He was a regular at the New York Bitcoin Center and was always handing out thin strips of paper with Florincoin private keys (I used to have one, but as is the nature of small scraps of paper, it has been lost).

The idea was simple: Florincoin was bitcoin but with additional room for transaction comments, 140 characters at that time. And those characters would allow a decentralized social media (what else had a 140-character limit back then? Twitter), one that couldn’t be censored or stopped.

damn. people are fuckin stupid.

https://www.coindesk.com/florincoin-the-2014-altcoin-you-dont-remember-is-attracting-real-users

One of the most recognizable names in the crypto space (and perhaps even outside of it) is using one of the least recognizable blockchains.

Overstock.com subsidiaries Medici Ventures and tZERO have been utilizing the FLO blockchain for some time in work aimed at re-organizing property rights. At one time, a video of the tZERO homepage even showed the little-known blockchain at work.

Still, if you haven’t heard of FLO before, you won’t be alone. Maybe Florincoin, the blockchain’s moniker when it first launched in 2013, shortly before the 2014 altcoin boom – will ring a bell, at least those who were in New York at the time.

Joey Fiscella was a staple in the growing New York City crypto community during that area. A young, extroverted programmer, he had the ability to schmooze with the best of the business types. While the rest of the scene was focused on bitcoin, to a certain extent litecoin and for the lolz dogecoin, Fiscella was instead always talking Florincoin – a coin that’s visage bears a golden fleur-de-lis.

He was a regular at the New York Bitcoin Center and was always handing out thin strips of paper with Florincoin private keys (I used to have one, but as is the nature of small scraps of paper, it has been lost).

The idea was simple: Florincoin was bitcoin but with additional room for transaction comments, 140 characters at that time. And those characters would allow a decentralized social media (what else had a 140-character limit back then? Twitter), one that couldn’t be censored or stopped.

>>15290209
https://www.coindesk.com/florincoin-the-2014-altcoin-you-dont-remember-is-attracting-real-users

One of the most recognizable names in the crypto space (and perhaps even outside of it) is using one of the least recognizable blockchains.

Overstock.com subsidiaries Medici Ventures and tZERO have been utilizing the FLO blockchain for some time in work aimed at re-organizing property rights. At one time, a video of the tZERO homepage even showed the little-known blockchain at work.

Still, if you haven’t heard of FLO before, you won’t be alone. Maybe Florincoin, the blockchain’s moniker when it first launched in 2013, shortly before the 2014 altcoin boom – will ring a bell, at least those who were in New York at the time.

Joey Fiscella was a staple in the growing New York City crypto community during that area. A young, extroverted programmer, he had the ability to schmooze with the best of the business types. While the rest of the scene was focused on bitcoin, to a certain extent litecoin and for the lolz dogecoin, Fiscella was instead always talking Florincoin – a coin that’s visage bears a golden fleur-de-lis.

He was a regular at the New York Bitcoin Center and was always handing out thin strips of paper with Florincoin private keys (I used to have one, but as is the nature of small scraps of paper, it has been lost).

The idea was simple: Florincoin was bitcoin but with additional room for transaction comments, 140 characters at that time. And those characters would allow a decentralized social media (what else had a 140-character limit back then? Twitter), one that couldn’t be censored or stopped.

>>15287129

https://www.coindesk.com/florincoin-the-2014-altcoin-you-dont-remember-is-attracting-real-users

One of the most recognizable names in the crypto space (and perhaps even outside of it) is using one of the least recognizable blockchains.

Overstock.com subsidiaries Medici Ventures and tZERO have been utilizing the FLO blockchain for some time in work aimed at re-organizing property rights. At one time, a video of the tZERO homepage even showed the little-known blockchain at work.

Still, if you haven’t heard of FLO before, you won’t be alone. Maybe Florincoin, the blockchain’s moniker when it first launched in 2013, shortly before the 2014 altcoin boom – will ring a bell, at least those who were in New York at the time.

Joey Fiscella was a staple in the growing New York City crypto community during that area. A young, extroverted programmer, he had the ability to schmooze with the best of the business types. While the rest of the scene was focused on bitcoin, to a certain extent litecoin and for the lolz dogecoin, Fiscella was instead always talking Florincoin – a coin that’s visage bears a golden fleur-de-lis.

He was a regular at the New York Bitcoin Center and was always handing out thin strips of paper with Florincoin private keys (I used to have one, but as is the nature of small scraps of paper, it has been lost).

The idea was simple: Florincoin was bitcoin but with additional room for transaction comments, 140 characters at that time. And those characters would allow a decentralized social media (what else had a 140-character limit back then? Twitter), one that couldn’t be censored or stopped.

Calling shitcoin a blockchain project that was launched in 2013 when you weren't even born, is fucking disgusting

FLO was launched when there were only 24 coins listed on coinmarketcap.

There are 3-4 github repositories where you can see code developed for the ecosystem

https://github.com/floblockchain
https://github.com/oipwg
https://github.com/dloa
https://github.com/RanchiMall

When i see these fucking imbeciles telling me that it's a scamcoin, when the developers never ran an ICO and never did a premine, i cringe hard

The developers put their own money to develop this ecosystem

>>13333501

$FLO (or Florincoin), one of the most undervalued blockchains in the space. One of the original 10 coins launched back in 2013 without an ICO or a premine and has partnerships with:

Caltech (California Institute of Technology) - has added its Electron Tomography DataBase to FLO Blockchain and IPFS
Overstock's tZERO project is storing proofs of trades on the FLO Blockchain
Overstock's Medici Land Ventures is using the FLO Blockchain to record property rights in a decentralized way. Medici Land Ventures just had a partnership with the World Bank announced the other day
Open Index Protocol is a standard for defining, publishing, indexing, timestamping, monetizing, sharing and claiming ownership of any digital content on the FLO blockchain

You can find some info about the dApps at:
flo.cash/dapps.html

There's also alexandria.io, a project that is aiming at replacing Youtube by storing data in IPFS and by using the FLO blockchain for building the index.

One of the head developers is Joseph Fiscella, an original bitcoin core dev. Other developers include Tron Black (creator of Ravencoin) and all of the medici devs who helped pump raven to insane heights.

>>13045658

FLO would be well placed right under BTC,
followed by LTC & ETH.

While LTC considered itself as 'Silver' to BTC's 'Gold' -
its 'value' derives from a bit more speed & no additional
features nor special use cases inherent to its technology -
FLO is rightly The True Electrum 'Alloy' (Gold+Silver) adding
real value beyond the currency & store-of-value proposition
by offering simple, highly useful data transaction capability
directly to the blockchain, thus also offering, in comparison
to ETH, a safer, more stable & secure environment for a
great variety of use cases across most fields of human
activities, in Art, Culture, Science, Economies that
require & build themselves best & reliably upon
transparency & immutability.

FLO blockchain is the modern version of 'Electrum', The
Electrum Alloy between Gold & Silver Standards of our time, comprehensively embracing the best and most reliable value propositions across Bitcoin, Litecoin & Ethereum under one
blockchain that is much faster than BTC & LTC, and more reliable, easier to build, use and maintain over time than ETH (≈a Trace Metal in our Electrum Alloy Analogy &
metaphor).

https://medium.com/coinmonks/why-ethereum-1-0-failed-and-bitcoin-succeeded-72e9594b9789

"Why Bitcoin succeeded & Ethereum failed" … offers
stimulating ideas hinting between the lines why
FLO conceptually surpasses
LTC (Silver) & ETH (Trace Metals)
placing itself right under Bitcoin (Gold),
offering uniquely atop a usable & versatile mix.

FLO's potential started to materialise just recently,
and in this early awareness lies the succulent reward
for early birds enjoying the morning's limited abundance.

The lucky ones already bound to FLO will soon be joined by
many more, the adventurous journey embarking crypto-
crews to travel the known world & Go with the FLO

Hey! Ho! Hello!Go with the FLO
————(Champs)—————
——————————————

FLO

>>12617254
FLO is real crypro. No premine. No exit scam

>>12617369

>>12594693
Pump and PUMP coin. There is no dump and it is most certainly not a shitcoin.

FLO is one of the 10 original coins ever created, launched in 2013 without any ICO or Pre-mine.

The creators and devs are some of the original bitcoin developers.

>>12583950

New coin>

Joseph Fiscella was an original bitcoin developer.

FLO was one of the first 10 coins in existence and was launched without any ICO or premine.

This is the perfect candidate for coins to go to Binance according to CZ. He likes fair launch coins that have proven themselves over time.

You will NOT want to miss out on this one.

>>12540598

FLO pump target:

I will not be dumping until AT LEAST the $100s of millions in marketcap. The fundamentals on this coin are insanely strong.

This coin was developed by some of the original bitcoin devs and did not have an ICO or PREMINE. FLO was FAIR launched. This means there are no "insiders" waiting to dump on us.

Look what it's doing in the middle of the darkest bear market crypto has ever seen.

This thing is going to go PARABOLIC when the bull market returns.

Have you ever gotten 1000x on a coin? I haven't. I sure as hell would love the bragging rights.

>>12541290
Except that FLO did not ask participants to send millions of dollars in order to create a codebase.

FLO and BTC are fair launch. Even some of the original bitcoin developers are the ones who built FLO.

FCT, ETH, AUGUR(REP) are money grab scam ICO's. Confirmed.

>>12536753
and FLO was created by one of the original bitcoin devs. With no ICO, and no premine. a truly FAIR launch.

>>12531687
FLO is not a scam.

Stinky LINk is most certainly a scam. Everything about it screams centralized.

FLO is an open sourced blockchain. Launched without an ICO or Pre-MINE in 2013! 2013. It was one of the first 10 coins.

This next bull market will see a lot of the erc-20 scams approach their true value, $0. All of these projects can be built on ethereum and use eth. Tokens have absolutely no use other than to scam people out of money.

FLO will RISE like EMERALD COBRA.

>>12532279
I will not be dumping until the $100s of millions in marketcap. The fundamentals on this coin are insanely strong.

Look what it's doing in the middle of the darkest bear market crypto has ever seen.

This thing is going to go PARABOLIC when the bull market returns.

Have you ever gotten 1000x on a coin? I haven't. I sure as hell would love the bragging rights.

The FLO devs are the same ones who were the original bitcoin devs.

FLO was launched without a premine , ico, or developer allotment.

It was one of the first 10 coins ever to be made and was fairly launched just like Bitcoin.

This thing will be on Binance soon.

>>12528176
The FLO devs are the same ones who were the original bitcoin devs.

FLO was launched without a premine , ico, or developer allotment.

It was one of the first 10 coins ever to be made and was fairly launched just like Bitcoin.

This thing will be on Binance soon.