The DICE Foundation Releases New Cryptocurrency Model Not Based on BlockChain Technology, Seeks Funding

London, United Kingdom, November 08, 2017 --(PR.com)-- The DICE Foundation, the London, United Kingdom-based non-profit global digital currency company, is seeking funding.

DICE plans to use the money that it raises for development and strategy.

The digital currency, which was born out of a disdain for ever-increasing costs and “tightening businessification of the ICO process” for early start-up companies, is not based on blockchain technology, but rather on a model we are already familiar with.

First, DICE users create assets for a particular entity i.e. a business, charity, or another user by mining DICE. The users have complete power in the creation of DICE, and, while they own them, businesses benefit from the associated assets circulating the economy on their behalf.

Unlike any other cryptocurrency, DICE do not exist as virtual transactions somewhere, but are instead physical chunks of data that can be printed on notes, coins, or exchanged via e-mail. Every DICE unit is a standalone bank note in digital form, capable of being used in the real world like any other money.

Therefore, the DICE model will provide a significantly smoother transition toward a fully-digital financial future, according to a company executive. “DICE will incentivize businesses while keeping the power of asset creation in the hands of regular users,” the executive said.

A lot of businesses could benefit from using DICE. In fact, the only thing that a business needs to do is to persuade people to mine DICE associated with it. This does not in any way negatively impact the user perspective but creates value for the business. There is no cheaper option for a business to begin raising capital immediately.

The DICE Foundation does not aim to gain any type of commercial profit from DICE. It will simply provide a new option to companies and commercial banks.

The DICE Foundation is currently in its early stages of formation.