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Tinder for blockchain? Hear from Matchpool’s CEO Monday night

By setting up different pools based on interests, Matchpool could be like any specialty dating app — all at the same time.

Jackson and LeBeau at the ConsenSys offices in Brooklyn, the night they input their vows on the blockchain and made their marriage contract official. (Courtesy photo)

I know, I know, one at a time, please. But Tinder for blockchain has some real promise.

Monday night the cofounder of Matchpool, Yonathan Ben Shimon, will be speaking at Greenpoint coworking space (and Technical.ly Brooklyn office!) Pencil Works.

“Our vision is to build a platform for matchmakers by allowing anyone to create their own community ‘pool’ for free and invite their members to their pool,” the company says. “End users of our platform will be able to find connections on the app by joining the pools that best cater to their needs.”

It’s a compelling idea. As dating apps have matured some people are finding the lack of filtering matches in them to be too random and time consuming.

If this is interesting to you, check out our story on the first ever marriage license on the blockchain, between Kim Jackson and Zach LeBeau.

The event is free and open to the public. RSVP below.

https://www.meetup.com/NYC_Ethereum/events/237854671/

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