Having in mind a number of people who already are dependant on social media platforms like junkies, launching a cryptocurrency for all of them sounded like a fantastic idea…

And the first time I’ve heard for this idea… It was almost a month ago, thanks to our @hidden84 and his Crowdmind Project. It’s an interesting initiative for the creation of — shall we say: ideas on creating a hive mind that could solve problems through crowd wisdom, crowd creation, crowd voting, and crowdfunding. Very soon, people will understand that the concept of centralized political matrix, embodied in the national states, is obsolete, and will have to search for solution. Steemit, as a blockchain platform and Crowdmind, as a way to harness creativity of members, are the foundation and tools of transformation to the new, decentralized World.

While I like that idea very much and encourage you to visit and support @crowdmind project and @crowdwitness, I’m not a big fan of hunting for new cryptocurrencies, and I asked myself: “Is it a bait?”

But @hidden84 put the most intriguing interview with Gingerbread and I decided to join. Technically, it was easy. You should only open a Snax.one wallet, — very simple procedure really — and link your wallet with Steem and/or Twitter account…

In practice, there were some problems. Entering your wallet wasn’t always successful, so the first adopters were actually testing the software infrastructure of the new crypto, which I have shortly described in English and Serbian language. Thanks to Gingerbread, problems were solved “on the fly”, and I suggest to keep their Discord channel open in case of trouble.

Personally, I hate centralized platforms, so I don’t care for Twitter (a 140 character spitting room), and I have waited for Steemit functionality. On May 14th the game was up!

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