What do you think of a basic income cryptocurrency?

How would you feel about basic income becoming a reality? And even so, of it doesn't. Having this coin could be worth value some day, and they're giving it away every month now for free. Get it on the action before Sept 1st to get September's distribution of free coins!

They've already given away over 20,000 injust a few months to some lesser off family's, which is great. They're also rebranding soon to mana, which I think will improve the coins successes.

Now I know how people are anal about referrals, but this one is worth it. Read below the benefits, and if you don't want to benefit simply go to http://Grantcoin.org

"The next distribution will occur on September 1. You must be signed up by August 31 to be included in this distribution. Please fill out the form below to begin the signup process."

http://www.grantcoin.org/get-grantcoin/basic-income/?referral-code=qra6zwtm7z

Referral Bonuses
Once you’re a verified participant in the Basic Income grant program, we’ll send you a referral code that you can give to anyone you invite to sign up for the program — your family, friends, coworkers, acquaintances, friends and followers on social media, etc. Tell them to enter the code in the signup form, and both of you will receive a bonus!

They will get a bonus of 50% extra Grantcoin their first year in the program, just for remembering to use your referral code. We will also give them a code of their own, to give to people that they invite to sign up. (This is not multi-level marketing. You only get a bonus for signups one level down from yourself.)
The purpose of these referral bonuses is to encourage Grantcoin to go viral. The more people who find out about the currency and sign up for the Basic Income program, the more successful Grantcoin is likely to become. More businesses will be willing to accept it as payment, more people will buy it, save it, and spend it, and its value and usefulness may increase exponentially according to a well-known principle called the network effect. This principle is especially relevant to social institutions such as currencies, which require participation from large numbers of people in order to gain legitimacy and go mainstream.