Get Paid In Crypto To Go On Dates

Superdate is a dating app that will pay its users in cryptocurrency to engage and go on dates. The company has announced an ICO for SuperdateCoin. Steve Perry is the founder and CEO of Superdate. He explains that SuperdateCoin will help put a higher premium on social interaction. A trend that has been getting worse and worse is the inability of people who match to move from an online connection to an in-person connection. Perry believes that the trading of SuperdateCoin will help combat that. Perry knew that if he wanted to enter the online dating space, he had to be different. That's why users on Superdate match based off of common activities and interests.

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