Abelius Capital Unveils its Surf2earn Web Browser Extension, SURF Reward and IDO Plans

German company Abelius Capital AG has rolled out its new surf2earn internet browser extension dubbed SURF Reward. This innovation was built to facilitate the monetization of advertisements into cryptocurrency. 

Following its design, SURF Reward will function as an internet browser extension capable of helping users view selected advertisements in exchange for SURF tokens. In other words, the issue of enduring countless advertisements while browsing the internet is tackled by SURF Reward’s ‘Surf2Earn’ extension. This solution can be integrated with all major web browsers and significantly reduces the number of ads that the user is typically subjected to. Instead, a small number of carefully chosen ads, managed by SURF Reward, are displayed.

Speaking on the problem it tends to solve, the Founder of SURF Reward, Armin Heinrichs, said;

“Companies make millions of dollars when internet users are forced to watch unwanted advertisements. SURF Rewards enables its users to remove the majority of advertisements and earn crypto rewards with our revolutionary Surf2Earn-enabled, web browser extension.”

More notably, SURF Reward utilizes a strategy where it swaps out the personal advertising spaces of webmasters with those of its own advertising partners. By doing so, the company is able to generate revenue and then transfer it directly to their users in the form of SURF tokens. If you’re interested in learning more about this concept and how it works, you can watch a concise and informative video on SURF Reward’s browser extension available on YouTube.

According to the announcement, the platform had also declared that it would soon conduct an IDO presale for its SURF token on the Binance Smart Chain (BSC). This will enable individuals keen to participate in the venture to get involved.

Per the announcement, the specific date for the presale will be communicated via social media channels, and those who wish to partake can sign up on a whitelist via a form.