John McAfee: Crypto ninja rises again, guarantees free CoinBene listing for coins that leave HitBTC


John McAfee recently backed Apollo Currency for being the first to drop crypto exchange HitBTC. In his ongoing fight against HitBTC corruption, the major Bitcoin enthusiast struck a partnership with digital exchange CoinBene, under which coins that leave HitBTC need not worry about getting listed again.
When Apollo Currency decided to refuse a HitBTC listing, the coin lost $400,000. McAfee has lauded the crypto for making this “tremendous sacrifice”.
I held a press conference last night announcing the new alliance partnership between @coinbene exchange and @McAfeeAlliance. In our fight against corruption @Team_McAfee will guarantee a free listing on @CoinBene to anyone willing to delist from @hitbtc effective immediately!
— John McAfee (@officialmcafee) September 11, 2018
Even CoinBene announced the deal on Twitter, stating:
We held a press conference beside @officialmcafee and @McAfeeExecutive last night. @CoinBene officially announced our new alliance partnership with @mcafeealliance and @Team_McAfee to fight against corruption in crypto market! For infos follow @McAfeeAlliance @AgainstCorruption pic.twitter.com/thig336ZHI
— CoinBene满币网 (@coinbene) September 11, 2018
John McAfee inspires crypto world to fight against corruption
McAfee has already requested all legitimate exchanges to do the “right thing” and enlist Apollo on their trading platforms.
The talks that led to the signing of the partnership between Coinbene and McAfee Alliance had only begun a few days ago. The tie-up was then announced at the ‘Blockchain Cruise’ event at an impromptu press conference at the event.
“Blockchain-based applications, cryptocurrencies and the entire focus of the crypto community is that we are a permissionless society. A society is based on its financial foundation and in the existing world permission is the fundamental force that controls everything”, McAfee said in a statement.
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