9th May 2019, Prague, Czech Republic: Miracle Tele launched in 2018 with a working product and a big plan to revolutionise the world of telecommunications. Since then, they have been steadily building a large and active community of users & supporters. They have also opened up a crowd sale to help boost their reach and improve the speed at which they continue to grow both technically and in the market. To date, this crowd sale has raised over $15,500,000. ICO and Beyond Miracle Tele are already ahead with hitting milestones – in 2020 they plan to integrate their own blockchain with telecoms & IoT, making them
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Founders of Miracle Tele—a Prague based mobile virtual network operator powered by Ethereum blockchain—believe that the conventional telecom service providers have long outlived themselves. Disclosure: This is a Sponsored Article Andrew Burchik, the company’s founder, explains that currently fewer and fewer people look at their mobile phones simply as at a means of communications and claims that the new era of telecom services is coming where mobile operators will have to provide their customers an ultimate solution that would include free telco features, financial tools, and other services based on the use of emerging technologies. Miracle Tele launched in late
APRIL 24 2018 — PRAGUE, THE CZECH REPUBLIC. Miracle Tele, the world’s first blockchain powered mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) whose services are available in 213 countries, has officially launched this week. The company enters crypto market with a distinctive offer that features high-quality international call and browsing services in one SIM card, protection of its customers’ privacy rights, and creation of a proprietary utility token named TELE that allows its members receive biweekly token holder rewards. The idea behind fusing a MVN operator with blockchain technology emerged due to the extreme monopolization of the market of conventional telecom operators,