How Steem and Electroneum are similar?

in #crypto7 years ago

F7EA3369-A060-4070-BB36-0485F0F8AC14.jpeg These days there is a lot of hype on social media in the crypto community about the new currency from the United Kingdom that is going to be traded on exchanges on 1st November 2017.
It is Electroneum. Currently, its ICO is being carried out. They have sold almost 1.8 billion tokens until now costing 1 cent each. It has been going very well since its ICO started. I have also invested fraction of a bitcoin into it.

The new stuff that its team is promising is that Electroneum will be easily used any layman on a smartphone. The app, that is available on Google Playstore and shortly on Apple Appstore, will allow any user to earn electroneum coins by playing the game on phone.

The similarity Electroneum has with Steem is that Steem allows people with no technical know-how earn Steem coins just by posting content on its social media website that is Steemit.com. This concept of putting cryptocurrency in the hands of a layman is common in both altcoins. No other coin is yet offering this service. In fact, a big majority of altcoins consists of pump and dump schemes having no real potential. Their only purpose is to enrich their developers. But as far as the white paper of Electroneum is concerned, it has huge potential for growth.

Due to this similarity, I decided put my thoughts on Steemit, that Steem and Electroneum should merge and become a crypto-giant.

The ICO of Electroneum shall end on 31st October 2017 and you can buy tokens from it with 10% bonus till 18th October. For 1$, you shall get 110 tokens currently till 18th and If you buy using my referral link then you will get 11% bonus and I shall get 5% bonus on your registration.

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What's the benefit to either of them in merging?