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TVOG BLOCK CHAIN big filing just out. Network 1, which just underwrote 2 block chain Nasdaq IPO's including LFIN which went to $85, is financing a legit infrastructure shipping $25 M deal with TVOG and look what is in the filing just released....BLOCK CHAIN.

https://www.otcmarkets.com/financialReportViewer?symbol=TVOG&id=185293


The Company, focused on bitumen shipping, infrastructure, and supply chain
assets, has also begun implementation of BlockChain technology into its
business plans. Recently, major shipping company Maersk along with
Microsoft and other tech companies tested a Blockchain for Shipping
Insurance. When shipping goods from A to B, any number of things can go
wrong, so shippers buy insurance through a complex jumble of brokers and
underwriters to manage the risk to their freight. These various tech
companies partnered with several insurance companies to try securely
sharing shipping data on a blockchain to dramatically reduce time, cost, and
risk across the entire insurance value chain.
The platform was designed to make auditing aspects of a shipping supply
chain easier, to improve the tamper-resistance and sharing of data in
realtime, and to enable many different parties to settle upon the terms of
premiums in a more timely fashion. Turner has begun the process of talking
to various Blockchain companies to complete a Merger & Acquisition (M & A)
and/or a Joint Venture (JV).
The bitumen infrastructure supply chain represents all the links involved in
creating and distributing goods, from raw materials to the finished product
that goes into the possession of the consumer. Currently, supply chains can
span over hundreds of stages and dozens of geographical locations, which
makes it very hard to trace events or investigate incidents.
As a distributed ledger that ensures both transparency and security, the
blockchain is showing promise to fix the current problems of the supply chain.
A simple application of the blockchain paradigm to the supply chain would be
to register the transfer of goods on the ledger as transactions that would
identify the parties involved, as well as the price, date, location, quality and
state of the product and any other information that would be relevant to
managing the supply chain.
The public availability of the ledger would make it possible to trace back every
product to the very origin of the raw material used. The decentralized
structure of the ledger would make it impossible for any one party to hold
ownership of the ledger and manipulate the data to their own advantage. And
the cryptography-based and immutable nature of the transactions would
make it nearly impossible to compromise the ledger. Some experts already
believe that the blockchain is unhackable.
Turner Valley Oil And Gas, Inc. – Quarter Ended