Newton, Massachusetts— December 1, 2017 — Today 18moons, a global media company, announced that it is kicking off a crowdsale campaign for Planet Kids Coins. “Our goal is to disrupt the traditional content development and distribution model and fuel a new wave of innovation through a two-sided blockchain enabled marketplace called Planet Kids” said Vincent D’Alleva, Chairman of 18moons.

Fun is around every corner in Planet Kids subscription-based app, which aggregates preschool books, games, music and videos in English, Spanish and Portuguese with distribution reaching over 120 million households across 19 countries. The award-winning app launched in Latin America and is rolling out globally on mobile phones, tablets and smart tvs through a strategic partner network. “By introducing blockchain technology into our collaborative design and development platform, we can simplify the tracking and management of multi-language, multi-media content, speed up the payment process and reward creative talents who provide high-quality content through a transparent and scalable smart contract system” said Eduardo Mace, President of 18moons.

The Initial Coin Offering will begin on February 15, 2018 with a funding goal of $10 million. Pending a successful crowdsale, Planet Kids Coins (PKC) can be immediately utilized to access the Planet Kids App and/or to submit content for potential distribution in Planet Kids app. The Planet Kids Coins will also provide exclusive access to ZOGO’s Adventures, an augmented reality game that 18moons is developing to provide a fully immersive learning-through-play experience with crowd-sourced content. To learn more about 18moons Initial Coin Offering, visit ICO.18moons.com where you can download the whitepaper and register for updates.

About 18moons
18moons is a global media company headquartered in Newton, Massachusetts, recently recognized in Kidscreen’s Hot50 for digital media. Their learning through play platform is also utilized by the BBC to support the CBeebies preschool app, available in multiple languages in 19 countries.