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The first Anniversary Auction

Latest NewsPublishedFeb 11, 2015

We are delighted announce what is a rather significant event for us. Today, February 11, CT is celebrating one year since it was founded.

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Dear readers

We are delighted announce what is a rather significant event for us. Today, February 11, CT is celebrating one year since it was founded. As part of the celebrations, we’ve got a whole host of surprises in store, including:

- Our First Birthday contest;

- An epic tale of the story of cryptocurrency: CoinTrueMan vs. Dark Matter.

On the galaxy’s one year anniversary, CT-Man is offering you the chance to attach your name to Bitcoin history with a special offer: an auction starting from just 1BTC.

The lot includes:

  • 9 banners for the month;
  • Video;
  • Business catalog;
  • Media plan to promote the service;
  • Creative activity;
  • Anniversary comics during the year in the About Us section;
  • special CT background branding for one birthday week;
  • Special avatars for all company employees (no more than 10).

Bets can be placed in increments of 0.1BTC.

We’re looking forward to seeing what you like and receiving your bets - simply post everything in the comments below.

The promotion runs for 96 hours from the moment of publication.

Who will write themselves into cryptocommunity history?


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