AI Technology Network (ATN) and Ginco Inc. jointly announced today that the two companies will be engaging in a business partnership to promote the development of the cryptocurrency community in Japan.
Ginco is a multi-coin cryptocurrency wallet provider based in Tokyo, and is quickly becoming the most popular cryptocurrency wallet in Japan with its sleek design, multitude of functions, and friendly UX. Ginco is the only Japanese multi-asset wallet at present, and is also one of the very few blockchain projects to originate in Japan. Ginco is in the process of launching its airdrop platform, and is also working on an in-app DEX and a dApps platform. The long term goal of Ginco is to become a one-stop portal that bridges users to various kinds of decentralized services. Aside from the crypto wallet, Ginco also manages a media outlet - the Ginco Magazine, which distributes easy-to-read blockchain-related content to the general public.
Ginco is set to release its airdrop platform this month, in a bid to add more tokens to its wallet and to interactively engage its large community of users. ATN has agreed to become the first ever project to partake in Ginco's new community airdrop, and up to 15,000 ATN tokens will be distributed among the Ginco wallet users. Ginco wallet currently supports 16 mainstream cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin, Ethereum, OmiseGo, etc., and ATN will lead the wave of new cryptocurrencies to be added to the app.
ATN has been steadily making progress with its development recently, after announcing an accelerated technical development roadmap last month. In the meantime, ATN has been making an effort to engage the blockchain community in Japan - a nation that is more focused on the quality of projects rather than pure speculation, by co-hosting a meetup with Ethereum Japan in Tokyo and by collaborating with prominent Japanese blockchain companies such as Ginco.