Tenx Review was last modified: December
11th, 2018 by CoinRevolution.
Load your coins onto a debit card with Tenx.
Singapore based Tenx is its own cryptocurrency but with a difference.
We're therefore quite excited to see what 2019 has in store for Tenx.
IMPORTANT: Please do not use Tenx, BitStamp, BitPanda and Wirex anymore for deposits and withdrawals!
Tenx started as an ICO last year in 2017
and issued PAY tokens to its investors.
Overall Tenx will be a formidable competitor to the existing
Bitcoin debit cards once it's available again.
Tenx started as an ICO in 2015 in 2017
and released PAY tokens to its many investors.
Quantity of Tenx that is actually purchased is subject
to change depending on the circumstances of the market.
Tenx also offer a handy little app
where you can track your account and load more Bitcoin on.
That already makes Tenx an attractive solution for individuals who are interested in more than one cryptocurrency.
The private key to each Tenx Wallet is currently secured via an industry-standard
hot & cold storage solution.
The best part about the Tenx card is that there are many rewards to be
gotten from using it.
It was a roaring success, and Tenx is now one of the most flexible cards on the market.
A word of warning with Tenx- your profits are NOT converted into a cash currency,
rather they stay in their cryptocurrency, so you're at the mercy of the cryptocurrency market value.