Arcade City’s leadership has rebranded into a separate entity, something its founder is not happy with.
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Christopher David News
Christopher David is Arcade City startup’s founder and CEO. Arcade City is a ride-sharing, blockchain-based platform that is aimed to use blockchain for building an Uber-like system that allows drivers to connect with customers peer-to-peer within the Ethereum platform. Christopher David’s Arcade City has received a lot of attention in the media and blockchain community. However, the application was unstable when launched and had limited functionality, which was strongly blamed on Christopher. Despite the claims that the application would be fully functional in several days, Christopher David and Arcade City received strong reputational damage that led to the split of the original team. The money gathered for Arcade City tokens is being used for a new enterprise called Swarm City, which was formed by the former council of Arcade City. Christopher David said that Arcade City’s money should not be used for a separate project and called this act fraudulent.
Decentralized blockchain-based ridesharing company Arcade City said goodbye to its founder Christopher David as the company raised more than half a million dollars in a tokenized crowdsale.
3141Arcade City, the much-hyped decentralized ridesharing app, has run into criticism that the app may not be functional at all.
1408When a ballot proposal that would have replaced the city ordinance failed, Uber and Lyft left Austin, TX as promised. Since May 9, there have been no ride-sharing services available in this city of almost a million people.
634Blockchain tech has produced quite a haul this year, passing a quarter billion dollars in startup investment during only the first six months. How long will this investment bubble last?
771Arcade City, the rising star of the guerilla ridesharing scene in Austin, Texas, has teamed up with decentralized charity app Unsung to provide the city’s homeless with food
761New “Uber killer” ridesharing company Arcade City won first place at the GTEC Awards in Berlin, and with it a prize of 20,000 euros.
711Arcade City, a new ride-sharing service and touted “Uber killer”, recently began incorporating Ethereum to power its platform.
2596Interview with Christopher David of Free Uber on using Bitcoin incentives for swarm-based political activism.
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