Coinsilium Advisory Services’ Client, Dether Commences Public Token Generating Event

Coinsilium Group Limited is pleased to announce that its Advisory Services’ client, Dether Limited will begin its token generating event (“TGE”) on 7 February at 2pm CET.

 The public token sale follows the conclusion of a successful private pre-sale on 23 December 2017, which saw Dether reach its minimum cap with tokens sold for a total of 3,956 ETH (Ether). The maximum cap on the crowdsale is 15,000 ETH. Dether credits its successful private pre-sale to the exposure and profile it received during a worldwide tour which included the StartupToken Asia Tour in October 2017.

Dether’s vision is to make digital currencies available to all through their smartphone where users can locate buyers and sellers of cryptocurrencies as well as being able to locate physical stores which accept cryptocurrencies as a method of payment. Dether has been developed with the objective to offer everyone the ability to participate in the blockchain ecosystem without a middleman.

Dether is officially supported by Consensys, the venture production studio building decentralised applications and various developer and end-user tools for blockchain ecosystems, focusing primarily on the Ethereum blockchain.

Coinsilium has utilised its specialist knowledge and global network of contacts in the blockchain industry to support Dether throughout its pre-sale, and will continue to provide support during the Token Generative Event and beyond. Blockchain veteran and Coinsilium CEO Eddy Travia represents Coinsilium on Dether’s TGE Advisory Board.

Commenting on the recent pre-sale success and enthusiasm around Dether, Eddy Travia stated: “Dether have a fantastic offering with the ability to make cryptocurrency and blockchain technology accessible to users around the world with very low barriers to entry. They are truly breaking barriers to global blockchain adoption by creating a fully decentralized bridge between fiat currency and cryptocurrency – and eliminating all intermediaries.