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Ditcoin Gets New PR Officer

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4 years ago

July 6, 2018

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Ditcoin is taking the African market by a storm. Africa’s first privacy coin as the cryptocurrency is often referred to is taking things a notch higher by appointing a new PR officer to handle its affairs. Brooke Miller the new Public Relations officer has worked with many businesses across America, Europe and the middle East. She will be dealing with questions and information from people who are not yet convinced of the safety, investment potential and ease of use that Ditcoin presents.
Earlier in the week Ditcoin had announced its new CEO Emeka Tony who had high hopes for the coin. He had announced his hopes that, “in a couple of months, we expect to see Ditcoin in coinmarketcap, Dit Refill, Ditpay, Airdrops, New exchangers and partnerships.” He was also appreciative of the support they had got so far saying, “I want to use this medium to appreciate everyone who has bought into this vision and is still running with it. I pledge in my capacity as the new CEO to be a team player because together we can achieve great feats and make great impacts in this blockchain ecosystem.”
Ditcoin which is a privacy coin built on the Monero Blockchain to suit the African situation, the coin has other services to offer. They include DitPay module which is the world’s first “CryptoCurrency Powered e-commerce & Payment Processor”. Mr Brooke Miller expressed her excitement about the new prospect saying, “I am very excited about ditcoin and the possibilities and future it holds.” She expressed her dismay about the amount of resources and minerals the world had taken out of Africa and how she is glad that the coin would be bringing real indepence to the people.
Brooke Miller explains saying, “Tony has a vision of being able to be independent within the country using diction. Just as of bitcoin was being created for Africa. You know business is very different in Africa than it is in other parts of the world. It is extremely important to be able to have a safe secure way to be able to refill phone which is a day to day basis in Africa. And also to be able to pay, to be able to pay safely, to be able to pay quickly to be able to maybe send money when you don’t need people to see where your money is going.”