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TeamCoin (TMC)

TeamCoin was founded in 2017, it is not trading on any exchanges. TeamCoin was added to the dead coins list due to being ICO Fail or Short Lived. Founder/CEO is Francis Dierick.

Summary

  • Main reasons for dead coin listing ICO Fail or Short Lived.
  • Started 2017, Ended 2018.
  • Social media ended 2018.
  • Trading ticker (TMC).
  • Total tokens unknown.
  • Not available to trade on any exchanges.
  • Was built on Ethereum blockchain.
  • Website is down.
  • The Founder/SEO is Francis Dierick.

Further Details

Notes

Failed ICO, Website down and no social media.

Links

http://web.archive.org/web/20180204050646/http://teamco.in/

Screenshot

Screenshot Archived:

COPY PASTE FROM OLD WEBSITE

TEAM aims to build a universal “Contribution Graph”: a verified, distributed & immutable register of projects & who contributed to them. Such a system can answer the following question: Who contributed what, where? e.g. “Linus Torvalds created the Linux Kernel” or “Brian Chesky co-founded AirBnB in 2008”. Such a register can be of tremendous value to the creative professions in the Open Source and Startup communities.

Such a graph can be used to assess a project contributor’s reputation, assign a fair equity split in early projects or even automatically compensate team members for the work they have done. There are 3 main components required to build such a graph: People, Roles & Projects. Roles (e.g. “CTO”, “Designer”, “Developer”) form the edges linking together People & Project nodes in a graph. Project & Role descriptions are reached by voted consensus among the People participating in a project.

Blockchain technology offers a couple of interesting properties appropriate for a project like TEAM. The following are the core characteristics TEAM requires to work: IMMUTABILITY, TRANSPARENCY and DECENTRALISATION.

IMMUTABILITY is achieved by storing Roles as contracts or transactions in the blockchain. TRANSPARENCY is achieved through a voting process to define project descriptions and roles: all project members need to agree for changes to be made. The blockchain transaction history serves as a transparent representation of how a consensus was reached. DECENTRALISATION of identity verification is desirable long-term and can be achieved through collaboration with projects like Civic.

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