Ravencoin Coin offers a membership

Peer-to-peer blockchain platform, Ravencoin, has announced plans to release a Raven membership coin via its twitter handle.

The new Ravencoin membership tokens will purportedly bring along incredible features. Firstly, “the tokens can be sent ONLY ONCE.”

Therefore, users can be confident that the wallet belongs to the same person.

Accordingly, this brings huge possibilities for both regulated use cases, like AML / KYC. Thus, a company can create a membership or trading network for people the issuer wants in a network.

Non-regulated and more cypherpunk use cases are another type. They reportedly need true censorship resistance like a group of activists or dissidents.

Secondly, existing membership tokens wallets are the restricted receivers of the RVN assets. Consequently, when combined with IPFS and messaging it gives users a robust and powerful network for sending files, documents, securities or other items of value on an open and strong network.

The news brought about positive comments from the followers. For instance, Bruce Fenton said: “That’s a real thing! Coming soon.” Concurrently, James McCue wrote: “I want the membership token that lets me stay at @brucefenton’s house! I love this project… if only I got my shit together and studied more. Tough with a fulltime gig”.

For new readers, you can find out more about Ravencoin here.

Ravencoin partnerships

Since its inception, the coin has joined forces with several big players.

In June, Ravencoin was listed by Binance’s official non-custodial wallet app, Trust Wallet. Before then, the Raven Protocol team announced it would be joining the top crypto platform Binance Chain to exploit the full potential of Artificial Intelligence.

Last month, cryptocurrency platform tZERO announced its support for Ravencoin. Thus, adding it to the list of cryptocurrencies supported by its wallet and mobile trading app.

Ravencoin (RVN) is a small cryptocurrency. The CEO of Overstock started it when he invested millions into its development. The coin was created about 7 years ago and is a fork of Bitcoin.

The platform enables tokenized P2P asset transfers on the blockchain. The RVN tokens can be used to create fungible or nonfungible digital assets, as well as non-asset-based tokens like the VOTE.

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