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Bamboo launch Closed Beta for a select 200 Australian residents
- Published October 21, 2018 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- Bamboo’s Closed Beta is in high demand and is finally launching, with limited early access spots.
- There are over 5000 people on the waiting list and only 200 spots available.
- Bamboo Core AG’s first project, Bamboo, is a fast, easy and safe way to purchase cryptocurrencies, utilising microsavings and proof-of-solvency.
The wait is over for the much anticipated launch of Bamboo’s Closed Beta.
Bamboo’s Closed Beta is now launching for a select 200 Australian residents who will have the opportunity to experience the Bamboo platform before anyone else.
There are over 5000 people on the waiting list and only 200 spots available in the beta.
Selected residents will have the opportunity to provide feedback before the rest of the world.
The Closed Beta is to be launched in Australia, Switzerland and the United States.
About Bamboo
Bamboo Core AG’s first project, Bamboo, is a fast, easy and safe way to purchase cryptocurrencies, utilising microsavings and proof-of-solvency. Blockchain’s biggest advocates and innovators may not yet have entered the market and we want to encourage them to do so. With Bamboo, this is what we are determined to achieve. Helping users invest today’s change into tomorrow.
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