Simon Cocking

Spotcoin is proud to announce that Simon Cocking is an official member of its advisory board. An expert on marketing, media, PR and digital currency strategy, Cocking has advised several ICO launches which achieved their financial targets. Simon Cocking is also Senior Editor at Irish Tech News, Editor in Chief at CryptoCoinNews, and freelances for other publications. He is currently ranked number 1 on People of Blockchain, and he holds the top spot among all ICObench advisors. Spotcoin is an established OTC based in Tblisi, Georgia and will have its initial coin offering (ICO) on May 1st.

“I have been educating people about blockchain and its opportunities around the world,” Cocking said. “Spotcoin’s mission to make digital currencies work for everyone resonates with me. Of course, I had a look at how Spotcoin plans to do this, and I am happy to join and contribute.”

“Simon is one of those special finds: a true expert who as a tech journalist has a real understanding of not just the potential of the technology, but also gets how it works and is able to easily explain it to others,” said Spotcoin CEO Tim Gick. He has gained his large following by staying true to his journalistic beliefs and steering clear of paid endorsements. His top ranking on ICObench shows both his knowledge and his integrity. We’re delighted he agreed to join Spotcoin, as we know he rejects ICOs and projects he doesn’t believe in.”

In the run-up to the May 1 ICO, Spotcoin has grown its team from a lean, profitable OTC to a much larger enterprise that looks to provide a seamless user experience that simply bridges the gap between legacy currencies and digital assets. Its SPOT token offers 51% of Spotcoin exchange fees as a weekly dividend, and 12% of net profits as a quarterly dividend. The private sale opened on April 10th, withh both public and private sales closing on June 1st.

Residents and citizens of China, South Korea and the United States are prohibited from taking part in the SPOT private and public sales, except accredited U.S. investors, who may take part in the SPOT private sale.