Ghost Coin Privacy Coin Deployed In Hong Kong Vending Machines

The Ghost Coin privacy coin backed by John McAfee is partnering with ivendPay as a payment option for vending machines in Hong Kong, as we are reading more in the upcoming altcoin news.

The proof-of-stake privacy coin, Ghost Coin privacy coin that is led by John McAfee, can be used in Honk Kong Disneyland’s vending machines. It was announced on Twitter by Ghost Coin, that it entered a partnership with the cryptocurrency payment system ivedPay in order to deploy the coin in more than 60 vending machines throughout Honk Kong, so far the deployment will go so Ghost Coin can be used at the vending machines in Honk Kong’s Disneyland.

“When we 1st launched $GHOST our vision was not only to focus on #Privacy but also on real user adoption.”

The privacy coin and the distributed exchange went live the week before, in the middle of the controversy that surrounds the project. Ghost distributed exchange is a replacement for the McAfeeDEX distributed exchange in the process.

When we 1st launched $GHOST our vision was not only to focus on #Privacy but also on real user adoption.

We are happy to announce that we have partnered with @ivendpay to deploy $GHOST as a form of payment in over 60 vending machines accross HK including #hongkongdisneyland 👻👻 pic.twitter.com/SEveEEFuP2

— GhostbyMcAfee (@GhostbyMcAfee) June 28, 2020

The controversial and odd McAfee was subject to critique after it was found that chunks of their white paper were “copy-pasted” from PIVIX’s, an open-source protocol, white paper. McAfee confirmed that there was the involvement of plagiarism but still said they will sue PIVX for defamation. PIVX also has plans to launch a zk-SNARKS-based privacy protocol from Zcash in the last quarter of 2020.

John McAfee’s Ghost Distributed exchange went life, according to the cryptocurrency advocate announced on Twitter over the weekend. The ghost distributed exchange is related to the privacy Ghost project which is a Proof of Stake privacy coin intended for more anonymous transactions. He clarified on his social media profiles that Ghost will replace the McAfeeDEX distributed exchange while the Ghost main net is expected to go live on June 22.

Ghost was seen as a controversial project especially after McAfee himself said that the platform “copy-pasted” parts of its white paper from PIVX. He also seemed poised to sue PIVX which is an open-sourced protocol, for defamation. PIVX is planning to use a ZK-Snarks-based privacy protocol which is created by the privacy coin Zcash and it will launch in the Q4 of this year. McAfee tweeted:

 “PIVX is attempting to claim that their source code is Public Domain, but that the description of how it all works (The White Paper) is not. Claiming a procuct is open source while witholding the documention is fraud. Pure and simple. I will soon demonstrate that in the courts.”