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A Highly Accessible And Liquid Blockchain

Cryptocurrency For Daily Life
AUSCOIN GROUP PTY LTD

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V2.0 Released 12th January 2018

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 Abstract How does the Auscoin token
solve this?

The commerce and banking sectors underpin

the entire economy, yet they’ve only
marginally innovated in the last 30 years.
Many business models are completely
excluded from participating in the global
economy due to high transaction fees, long
clearing times, and other legacy limitations on How
does the
connecting people to do business together. Auscoin
token
Blockchain technology provides a compelling solve
this?
alternative to the traditional banking system.
Transactions can be completed with low fees.
Micro-payments no longer require an excess
of 50% of their value to be drained away to
the banking system. Above all, individuals can
manage their own assets and act largely as
their own bank.

Mainstream adoption of cryptocurrencies has

not yet occurred. We believe this is because,
Where
while many in the crypto-community are
will new
comfortable setting up hot and cold wallets users
store
and using online exchanges, learning how to Auscoin
tokens,
transact and reconcile accounts, for the if not in
a wallet?
general public this level of learning can be
confronting and represent a time
commitment they don’t have. How does the Auscoin
token solve this?
AUSCOIN solves this problem with a plan to
deliver a nation-wide network of 1200+ ATMs
which bring cryptocurrencies and blockchain
to the mainstream and allowing people who
haven’t the time to learn about the
technology to buy and sell cryptocurrencies
transact using a simple, user friendly
interface. These are Bitcoin ATMs - how
is this relevant to the Auscoin
token?

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CONTENT
1. LEGAL DISCLAIMER............................................................. 02
2. ABSTRACT............................................................................. 03
3. VALUE PROPOSITION.......................................................... 05
3.1 AUSCOIN - ‘A Cryptocurrency For Daily Life’
3.2 THE NETWORK
4. INITIAL COIN OFFERING..................................................... 06
4.1 TOTAL CAP ON AUSCOIN TOKENS
4.2 SEEDROUND
4.3 PRE-ICO
4.4 ICO
4.5 SECURING ORDERS
4.6 DELIVERY OF AUSCOIN
4.7 TOTAL
5. THE TECHNOLOGY............................................................... 07
5.1 TRANSACTION CARDS
5.1 POINT OF SALE TERMINALS
6. FUNDING ALLOCATION....................................................... 08
6.2 FUNDING PLAN OUTLINE
6.3 FINANCIAL PLAN POST LOCKOUT
7. ROADMAP.............................................................................. 10
8. TEAM....................................................................................... 11
8.1 TECHNOLOGY TEAM
8.2 ADVISORY COUNCIL
9. AUSCOIN GROUP MANAGEMENT TEAM........................ 12
9.1 SAM KARAGOIZIS - FOUNDER
9.2 SEAN HARRIS - CEO
9.3 MICHAEL SLOGGETT - CMO
10. AUSCOIN ADVISORY COUNCIL........................................... 13
10.1
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10.2 MICHAEL BACINA - LAWYER
10.3 LEONARD TAN - SOFTWARE ENGINEERŏ
10.3 JASON GRIGG - MARKET ANALYST
10.4 NEIL ALEXANDER - TECHNOLOGY STRATEGY
 Value Proposition
What
conventional
AUSCOIN - A Cryptocurrency For Daily Life contracts does
this refer to?
Our vision is to capitalise on the potential to integrate Bitcoin and cryptocurrency into daily life.

This will completely change the way the world transacts; revolutionising conventional contracts
between individuals, businesses, organisations and everyone in between. How will the Auscoin token be
‘revolutionary’ in this way?
AUSCOIN Group is highly focused on two primary goals:

1. Bringing AUSCOIN to the mainstream consumer market through the implementation of its
How will The ATMs are Bitcoin ATMs, not Auscoin ATMs - how will
Bitcoin ATMs world-first ATM network; and
they bring Auscoin to the mainstream consumer market?
establish
Auscoin as 2. Establishing AUSCOIN as one of the leading cryptocurrencies, emulating the same success as
one of the
leading Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. We believe the most significant barrier to entry for
crypto-
everyday people in the cryptocurrency market is accessibility. Cryptocurrencies are viewed as
currencies?
"too hard" or “too confusing” for many people to access, slowing widespread adoption.
Accessing Auscoin is no less complicated than accessing
any other cryptocurrency. If it is easier, how?
The Network
AUSCOIN Group has identified 600 premium locations across all states in Australia and already have
over 100 retailers who have expressed an interest in accepting AUSCOIN as a preferred payment
What method. With these measures in place, the stage is set for AUSCOIN to be one of the fastest-growing
retailers?
cryptocurrencies in existence. We are in discussions to secure as many of these premium locations as
possible and will update our community as these negotiations finalise. How were these locations selected?
How? What makes them ‘premium’?
These are
Bitcoin AUSCOIN Group is the first company to commence a National rollout of Bitcoin ATMs within
ATMs Note existing ATM provider Stargroup has partnered
Australia and Asia Pacific regions. Whose
with DigitalX to develop two-way Bitcoin ATMS wallet?
Prior to
Other blockchains use rewards from the mining pools to provide ongoing funding for development of seed
Auscoi round this
n is not the protocol. At AUSCOIN we are focused on our ATMs and so intend to reserve 1% of the value of was
a block- advertised
chain all transactions processed by the ATM into a wallet and with those funds to be used only for the
as going
promotion, growth and development of the AUSCOIN Network. Those funds will not be used for ‘back to
the
maintenance of the ATMs. The ease of accessibility via our ATM rollout is unheard of in the network,’
Where alluding
does cryptocurrency industry and will demolish any accessibility issues; making AUSCOIN the most to a
dividend
the 1%
How will Bitcoin ATMs make Auscoin the most
come accessible cryptocurrency in the entire industry.
for
accessible cryptocurrency in the entire industry? Auscoin
from? holders.
Is this Current Bitcoin ATMs in Australia are either of limited functionality or are sparsely located2.
a fee? What additional functionality is on offer with Auscoin’s Bitcoin ATMs?
After our four week trials with our first ATMs, we’ve seen an average of $182,000 transacted per
week. As we expand the size of our ATM network, this number will increase. With very little
marketing and no mainstream adoption; we are aiming for $10,000 average turnover per day per
ATM. Note trial ATMs were strategically located in businesses owned by Auscoin founders.
2
On the 12th Jan 2018 there were only 23 Bitcoin ATM’s in Australia. https://coinatmradar.com/country/13/bitcoin-atm-australia

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 How many trial
$10,000 x 1200 ATM's x 7 days = $84,000,000 per week ATMs were used
to calculate this
figure?
This potential funding source from up to 1,200 ATMs means that not only will AUSCOIN be more
likely to have staying power, but this will also help achieve our vision of AUSCOIN becoming one of
How?
These the most liquid digital cryptocurrencies for daily life as we use Australia as a pilot for overseas
are
Bitcoin expansion. Additional plans are already underway to drive for acceptance of AUSCOIN as payment
ATMs,
not by over 1,000 retailers during 2018. What retailers? How will this be implemented?
Auscoin
ATMs Tokens held by the AUSCOIN Group are hard-locked for a minimum of three years, meaning they are
not available for issue or sale by AUSCOIN Group. The AUSCOIN group does not intend to release
more than five million AUSCOIN from the reserve pool for funding of ongoing operations per year
after the 4th of December 2020. It will take the AUSCOIN Group approximately thirteen years to sell
all of the reserved tokens (if this is required). This hard-lock illustrates our commitment to the
success of AUSCOIN. Why would this be required?
These are Bitcoin ATMs, not Auscoin ATMs
In addition to AUSCOIN, our ATMs will also allow users to exchange other cryptocurrencies including
Ethereum, and other Alternative Coins (known as AltCoins) to and from Australian dollars. We have
received expressions of interest from leading Australian cryptocurrencies and will release more
information in the future. What “leading Australian cryptocurrencies”? No Australian
cryptocurrencies at present are designed to be used as a daily currency.

Initial Coin Offering

Total Cap on AUSCOIN Tokens

The total number of AUSCOIN will be limited to one hundred million at a cost of eighty cents USD per
This is extremely expensive for an ICO, especially considering it is unclear
coin. how the Auscoin token is related to the roll out of Bitcoin ATMs and the
value for Auscoin token holders has not been articulated.
Number of AUSCOIN
Round (including bonus tokens) Bonus
available for pre-order
Seed Round Allocation (SOLD) 2,000,000 40% (571,000 Tokens)
Air Drop For Seed Round Participants 1,000,000
Bounty / Marketing 1,000,000
ICO Allocation

- 1st 10 Million Tokens 13,000,000 30% (3,000,000 Tokens)

-2 nd
10 Million Tokens 12,000,000 20% (2,000,000 Tokens)
- 3rd 10 Million Tokens 11,000,000 10% ( 1,000,000 Tokens)
- 4th 10 Million Tokens 10,000,000 None
Total 50,000,000

Please note that the number of AUSCOIN available for pre-order and any applicable bonus applied to any offers to purchase
AUSCOIN tokens is subject to change at any time. Bonus token offerings may be changed or removed without notice at any time.

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Seed Round
A seed round commenced on 4 December 2017 at 4pm (AEST) and closed at the same time 1 day
later with a total of AU$1,500,000 raised.

Air Drop
AUSCOIN Group realises that the increase in the price of Bitcoin since our Seed Round closed could
be seen to have eroded the value of contributions made by those who were our earliest supporters.
As such we have decided to include a 1,000,000 AUSCOIN Air-Drop to Seed Round purchasers of
AUSCOIN Tokens in proportion to their purchase of the total amount sold. The Air-Drop will take
place when the ICO closes and tokens are issued to participants.

Pre-ICO
Due to overwhelming demand, we have elected to move directly to an ICO for our token sale to help
bring our vision to life sooner!

ICO
The ICO will open on 12 February 2018 at 6pm (AEDT) and will close at the earlier of 28 days after
the ICO opens or when the ICO Allocation has been reached (ICO Period). During the ICO Period,
pre-orders for AUSCOIN can be placed by sending ETH to our smart contract which will be published
shortly. You will also be able to take part using our decentralised application (dapp) with Metamask
or Mist. The price of AUSCOIN pre-ordered during the ICO Period will be eighty cents USD (0.80
cents USD), with tiered bonuses for each block of 10,000,000 tokens as set out in the ICO allocation.

Securing Orders
Users who submitted an order3 during the Seed Round which has been accepted will be provided
their tokens to their nominated Ethereum wallet at the end of the ICO Period. Those users who
submit an order3 during the ICO will be provided with a digital receipt and will receive their AUSCOIN
into their Ethereum wallet directly from our smart contract. Users should not use an account on a
cryptocurrency exchange to order AUSCOIN as they will not receive their AUSCOIN. Users
participating in the ICO must send Ether from their own wallet.

Delivery of AUSCOIN
AUSCOIN will be sent to users using an ERC-20 transfer. Users will be able to verify their coin balance
using smart contract details which will be disclosed prior to the ICO.

3
Subject to our Token Sale Agreement and Token Disclosure Document 4 Sharding https://github.com/ethereum/wiki/wiki/Sharding-FAQ
5
Proof of Stake (PoS) https://github.com/ethereum/wiki/wiki/Proof-of-Stake-FAQ
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 Several times this paper has discussed confusion
around wallets etc as a barrier to mainstream
The Technology adoption; how will this be resolved by Auscoin if it
is no different to any other ERC20 token?

AUSCOIN is built on the ERC-20 standard, which enables AUSCOIN to work with most Ethereum
wallets. Backed by the power of the Ethereum network, transactions happen quickly and with low
transaction fees. Holders of AUSCOIN are able to use industry standard wallets, including hardware
wallets, to secure their holdings.

Because we are built on top of the standard Ethereum blockchain, AUSCOIN will continue to advance
as Ethereum advances, including enhancements such as sharding4 and Proof of Stake (PoS)5. We
believe Ethereum is the ideal platform to support AUSCOIN as it becomes a world class option for
payments in Australia.

The Ethereum platform is expected to provide for a transaction rate of over 10,000 transactions per
second once the Proof of Stake Consensus Protocol in the Serenity Phase of Ethereum’s roadmap
development is deployed6.

What regulatory approval is

required for this plan to be No detail relating to:
Transaction Cards realised? - how this will be implemented
- key competition in this area

Future expansion plans for AUSCOIN include, subject to regulatory approval, the possible
implementation of transaction cards, similar in size to a traditional credit card. We aim for these cards
These are
Bitcoin to be a secure offline storage device for your AUSCOIN which can be used to conduct transactions
ATMs;
Auscoin with participating merchants and at AUSCOIN ATMs. We are considering the possibility of air-drops,
token is
not subject to any regulatory requirements or approval, and the use of AUSCOIN staking for preferred
supported.
ATM cryptopricing and other exciting opportunities. - Air-drops; for what purpose?
- “staking for preferred cryptopricing”; further
detail is required for this to make sense.
- “other exciting opportunities”; like what?

Point of Sale Terminal How will liquidity be sourced?

How will this
be
In line with the AUSCOIN Group’s plans to be a highly liquid cryptocurrency for everyday use, implemented?
AUSCOIN has future plans to bring Point of Sale (POS) systems to bricks and mortar merchants. The
POS terminal is intended to be positioned alongside traditional EFTPOS and Credit systems. This will
offer AUSCOIN users another means to transact during their everyday life. This should add further
value and stability to AUSCOIN cryptocurrency transactions. Furthermore, availability to and ease of
transaction is likely to ease any consumer concerns about liquidity and rapidly bring AUSCOIN into
everyday circulation and acceptance. How? Further detail is required for this to make sense.

6
Ethereum Project, 2017 https://www.ethereum.org/

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 Funding Allocation
AIR DROP
1,000,000
SEED ROUND
2,000,000 BOUNTY
1,000,000
FUNDING PLAN ICO
10,000,000
OUTLINE
The one hundred million AUSCOIN
tokens will be divided into two portions.
The first portion of fifty million will ICO 30% BONUS
13,000,000
comprise two million ordered during the
Seed Round, an Air-Drop of one million
tokens to Seed Round participants, one
million reserved for bounties
and marketing, and forty six ICO 10% BONUS
11,000,000
million available for ordering
in the ICO. Any tokens not taken up the
ICO will be held by AUSCOIN in reserve
for the future development of the
platform. ICO 20% BONUS
Contingency 12,000,000
for what?

The second portion of fifty million tokens will comprise a Founders and Adviser Pool of ten million
tokens, a Contingency Pool of twenty million tokens, a pool for investment into other projects of ten
million tokens and a pool for further research and development of ten million tokens. What other
projects?

The AUSCOIN in this second portion will have a lockout period of three years with the lockout term
ending after 4th of December 2020. Therefore, this portion of funding will not enter any exchange
until that time and its use is only for the long-term support of AUSCOIN as outlined below in the
Financial Plan - Post Lockout Period.

FINANCIAL PLAN - POST LOCKOUT PERIOD

AUSCOIN Group intends to release no more than 5M tokens per year after the end of the lockout
period and to use the tokens as follows:

10M Tokens (10% of circulating supply) - founders and advisors pool

10M Tokens (10% of circulating supply) - investment pool for other blockchain projects
10M Tokens (10% of circulating supply) - research and development pool
20M Tokens (20% of circulating supply) - contingency reserve for operations of AUSCOIN
Note pg.5 states that “1% of the value of all transactions” will be retained in a wallet and used to grow
the Auscoin network - why is there no further detail on this under the funding and finance headings?

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 Roadmap

Sep-Nov 2017 Nov-Dec 2017

Website Development Ramp-up Marketing & Exposure
Legal & Development Teams Finalised ATM Beta Testing
Business Plan & Road Map Seed Round
Dedicated Market Research & Analysis 40% Bonus
Marketing & Exposure Whitepaper Release

Q2 / 2018
• ATM Rollout Stage 2
• Wallet & App Release
• Merchant Facility Released
First mention
of this Q1 / 2018
• ICO & Distribution of Tokens
• Initial Exchange Listings
• ATM Rollout Stage 1
• Testing for Merchant Facility and
Expansion of Merchant acceptance

First mention
Q3 / 2018 of this Q4 / 2018
• ATM Rollout Stage 3 • ATM Rollout Stage 4
• LocalAUSCOIN Website Launched
• Brokering of AUSCOIN Available

First mention
of this

Future Developments Q1 / 2019

Roadmap focuses almost entirely on marketing • ATM Rollout Stage 5
and Bitcoin ATM rollout; where in this process
does the Auscoin token become the highly
accessible and liquid cryptocurrency of the
future?

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 Team

Sam Karagiozis
Founder and Company Director

Michael Sloggett Sean Harris

Chief Marketing Officer Chief Executive Officer

TECHNOLOGY TEAM

50% of tech 50% of tech

team not yet team not yet
secured secured

Neil Alexander Vaibhav Namburi TBC TBC

No bio - No bio -
why? why?

ADVISORY COUNCIL

Leonard Tan Jason Grigg Michael Bacina Jun Hao

Software Engineer Market Analyst Lawyer Partnership Acquisition

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AUSCOIN Group Managment Team
Sam Karagoizis - Founder & Company Director
Sam Karagiozis is an entrepreneur and the founder of Auscoin. He is the
owner of a diversified portfolio of businesses including restaurants,
property and cryptocurrencies. Sam has developed a unique and highly
effective approach to business, incorporating his relentless work ethic,
business savvy intellect and his strong moral values. Sam prides himself
on these qualities and credits his success to consistent application of
these traits while remaining aligned with his long term vision.

Since 2012, Sam has been a long term cryptocurrency enthusiast,

identifying Bitcoin as an excellent investment opportunity early on.
Leading the way in Australia, Sam is one of Australia’s largest Bitcoin
brokers for three years running, gathering invaluable market and prod-
uct knowledge. Sam's strong passion for cryptocurrency combined with
his holistic business approach has resulted in the birth of Auscoin. Sam's
long-term vision for Auscoin is to make the adoption of digital currency
a part of our everyday lives.

Sean Harris – Chief Executive Officer

Sean Harris is the Chief Executive Officer of Auscoin Group and a
member of the company’s board of directors. He joined Auscoin shortly
after its inception, bringing more than 20 years of executive manage-
ment experience to his role with the company.

Sean manages corporate direction and strategy at Auscoin Group,

facilitating company activity in sales, marketing, alliances and channels,
and support. He is also responsible for Auscoin Groups global business.
Since joining Auscoin Group, Sean has worked to share Auscoins strate-
gy and vision with customers, partners, shareholders, and investors.

Michael Sloggett – Chief Marketing Officer

Michael is a founder and investor in businesses across Australia and Asia.
Michael is a member of the International Advisory Council for a billion
dollar company listed in the top 700 of the Inc 5000. He has
successfully built numerous million dollar companies leveraging social
media as the main platform for growth. Michael was an early investor in
cryptocurrencies and has been mentored by some of the world’s best
cryptocurrency traders. Michael is a sought after international speaker
and trainer who truly enjoys seeing others win big, so they can then give
back.

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AUSCOIN Advisory Council

Jun Hao - International Partnership Acquisition

Jun Hao is a huge asset to the team, Jun Hao is from Singapore and
graduated in one of the top schools in Asia (Singapore Management
University) with a Magna Cum Laude (High Distinction) in Business and
Commerce. JH is very well connected throughout Singapore and the Asia
Pacific region, having spent time with the CEO of the Singapore Stock
Exchange and also many developers in the Crypto space. JH Runs
multiple telegram channels with his largest having a following of over
14,000 members. Because of this Jun Hao is often in regular contact with
many CEO's and top 100 coins and tokens. This makes Jun Hao, not just a
huge asset to the marketing team, but also an international partner in
asset acquisition.

Michael Bacina - Lawyer

Michael is a partner at Piper Alderman lawyers, specialising in
Cryptocurrency and Blockchain. He is a key advisor to a number of
Australian based businesses running Token Generation Events/Initial Coin
Offerings and leverages his software development background and deep
understanding of cryptocurrencies to help manage compliance and legal
issues facing those businesses. He has practiced law for over 10 years
including at leading firms in Australia and Canada. Michael is regularly
published on cryptocurrency matters, is a regular speaker at blockchain
events and acted for Australia’s second biggest Initial Coin Offering in
2017.

Leonard Tan - Software Engineer

Leonard is a software engineer with extensive experience working for
VISA, developing data products and platform development. Leonard
has built a secure crypto wallet for CoinHako as well as Ethereum dapps.
He also implemented internal systems for FintechNews and EthVPN and
is the Fintech Advisor for Lamden. An active volunteer at Ethereum
Foundation involved with ENS development, he has given blockchain
presentations across the world in Singapore, UAE (ICANN60), as well as
Ghana (Ghana Blockchain Conference).

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AUSCOIN Advisory Council
Jason Grigg - Market Analyst
Jason has been involved in international businesses and real estate and
property development. He now spends much of his time advising others
in foreign exchange and cryptocurrencies. Jason provides expertise in
market analysis and strategic advice for AUSCOIN Group.

Neil Alexander - Technology Strategy

Neil is a perpetual innovator, connector and communicator passionate
about synthesising business context into compelling technical solutions.
Neil has been creating and building industry leading tech-teams and
software solutions for 20 years. Neil has directed the delivery of solutions
processing >$2bn annually and has consistently delivered rapid top and
bottom line growth with a wealth of executive experience, and a talent for
building agile, profitable and sustainable technology businesses. With a
love of technology, a passion for innovation and a knack for
communicating complex concepts across audiences, Neil brings valuable
business perspective and expertise that are a force multiplier for his teams
technical mastery.

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