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Written by:
Nikola Korbar
Founder & CEO at DigitalMoneyPulse
What has OneCoin done that Bitcoin didn't?
February 18, 2017 • 7 Likes • 3 Comments
Most people who are trying to keep up with the news about cryptocurrencies can often hear about lot of coins out there on the market, but one debate raises more questions that any other: the rise of OneCoin, and the controversy behind that cryptocurrency. This text will help you understand certain facts about this "clash".
Education
Education is the foundation of every success, and the cornerstone of every society, because educated people can contribute much more than those who are not. While Bitcoin community is mostly consisted of people with solid IT knowledge, most of it's users know little more than the basics.
OneCoin, on the other hand, offers its every user with a paid package high-quality education about what cryptocurrencies are, how to use them, but also provide education about finances, stock exchanges, Forex, and how to make your money there. The result is that OneLife (user community of OneCoin) has a large educated base of users.
In fact, OneCoin has done Bitcoin a huge favor - every OneCoin user today has at least basic knowledge about Bitcoin.
Bussiness plan
Today, Bitcoin has roughly around 300-400.000 users, and it took 8 years to build that community, while OneCoin community has grown to almost 3 million in little over 2 years.
Why?
Because nobody had any financial benefit to spread the word about Bitcoin - a huge disadvantage. When you don't have financial stimulation to spread the word, your business will grow very slowly.
OneCoin has a very good compensation plan, along with it's business plan to develop the currency and all it's aspects in stages - and that is going pretty well, and it shows.
Simplicity
OneCoin is very simple to use - anyone who know how to use a smartphone and facebook on PC or laptop can use it without any trouble. That's not the case with Bitcoin - it's private/public address often confuse people, and many ordinary people who are not IT literate usually struggle with the basics.
Centralised mining (production of the coins)
Production of Bitcoins (and it's derivates) is a very complicated and expensive process - something that most people on the planet don't want to get involved with. There are some companies that offer mining contracts for Bitcoin, but it takes a lot of time to pay off.
OneCoin offers centralised mining to all it's users, and it's very simple to use, and fast as well. It takes just a few clicks to mine all the coins, and that usually lasts no more than a few days. This simplicity can be related to why Facebook removed MySpace - it was far easier to use.
Transparency
Very important feature. All users of OneCoin must submit their documents in order to use the system, while Bitcoin is anonymous. This feature is very important as it greatly reduces the chance for any misuse - a feature that Bitcoin completely lacks. While there are many other pros and cons to talk about, these takeaways are most important in OneCoin - Bitcoin struggle. Stay tuned for more texts, as I will attempt to further explain the whole BTC OC conflict.
Written by
Nikola Korbar
Founder & CEO at DigitalMoneyPulse
Comments:
Jon Evans
electrician
Good article..I recommend business spelling is adjusted
Ove Marcelind
CEO at N.O. Marcelind AB
At least 20% of all Bitcoins has been stolen by hackers. Since OneCoin is centraliced it is more or less impossible to hack in to the digital bank vault that has military ecurity
aneth raphael
Onecoin is the best ever
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