Catcoin
The Fictional History of a Cryptocurrency
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Catcoin
Narrated by:
Ron Gabaldon
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Narrated by:
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Ron Gabaldon
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Frank J. Edler
About this listen
One is a cat. One is money. One is Catcoin, a cryptocurrency. Follow the history of an unlikely cat, which becomes the primary coin in an economic revolution that will change the world.
Catcoin is a globe trotting tale that reveals the history of a new money that changes the way people spend money, and disrupts the way banks do business, and tips the scales of the balance of power held by world governments.
Friendships are forged, lovers are loved, and Durian fruit is smashed. Enrich yourself in the history of Catcoin, the world's first feline-based cryptocurrency.
©2020 Frank Edler (P)2022 Frank Edler
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