Grincon U.S. 2019 Lightning Round
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This document summarizes a presentation about the Grin cryptocurrency ecosystem. It introduces presenters on wallet development from IDEO, Wallet 713, and Superlinear. It also introduces a presenter on Grin infrastructure from Grin++. The document provides information on resources for Grin app developers and encourages joining the Grin community.
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