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The OmiseGo project aims to bring a solution based on blockchain technologies to the problems related to financial exchanges, particularly in the developing countries.
The team assembled in 2013 brings together experienced developers who have worked on many blockchain projects (Ethereum, Golem, Tendermint, Cosmos ...).
The OMG token, launched in July 2017 at a price of $ 0.50, is worth a month later $ 9 for a capitalization of more than $ 800 million. It is mainly located in Asia (Thailand, Japan, Singapore, Indonesia), a very dynamic region in the field of cryptomonas.
The team assembled in 2013 brings together experienced developers who have worked on many blockchain projects (Ethereum, Golem, Tendermint, Cosmos ...).
The OMG token, launched in July 2017 at a price of $ 0.50, is worth a month later $ 9 for a capitalization of more than $ 800 million. It is mainly located in Asia (Thailand, Japan, Singapore, Indonesia), a very dynamic region in the field of cryptomonas.
| Market capitalsation | > 500 M$ |
| Language | english |
| Market Price | |
| Monitored since | 2048 days |
| Accepted countries | All |
| They use OmiseGo (OMG) |
