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Crypto Madness

It’s March and you know what that means… CRYPTO MADNESS!

Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) will face off with the hopes of claiming the ‘2018 crypto madness champion’ crown. 2017 has been called the ‘year of the ICO’ raising a collective total of $5.6 billion USD, but there are some major cryptocurrency start-ups launching their ICOs in 2018.

Selection Sunday begins this Sunday, revealing the ICOs we will be featuring in the series. Don’t forget to either print out or save the official “Crypto Madness” PDF bracket to choose your favorites. It will be linked to our post, this Sunday.

>> Crypto Oscars Winners[1]

Crypto Madness Rules

Each match-up winner will not be based on the project’s specific concept, whitepaper, or team but the winner will be decided by votes from fans. That means it’s up to you, the fans, to push your favorite ICO to the finals. Polls will be posted on our website’s Twitter (NASDAQ:TWTR) page – @cryptonewsmag. Each poll will be open for 24 hours, starting at 9 AM PST. Votes will be tallied after each poll closes and the winner will be announced in the next day’s post. The more exposure the specific Twitter poll receives, the greater the odds of your favorite moving on – hence the power of the ‘retweet’.[2]

For those unfamiliar with the ICOs in the day’s matchup, we will provide educational content and details of each project. That way, you still partake in the day’s poll, while learning about new and upcoming coins in the cryptocurrency market.

The competition will be single elimination and will start on March 15th with 16 “teams”. The championship round will be slightly different than most. On April 2nd, the final two ICOs will but this time, the poll will last 48 hours. We will announce the Crypto Madness champion on the morning of the 4th. Stay tuned.

>> Crypto Olympics Podium Ceremony[3]

Featured Image: Bark[4]


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References

  1. ^ Crypto Oscars Winners (cryptocurrencynews.com)
  2. ^ @cryptonewsmag (twitter.com)
  3. ^ Crypto Olympics Podium Ceremony (cryptocurrencynews.com)
  4. ^ Bark (barkpost.com)

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