Cryptocurrencies Are Changing the Marijuana Industry
Virtual currencies and cannabis may soon be tied at the hip
Cryptocurrencies and the cannabis industry may soon be tied at the hip.
Cryptocurrencies are helping to shape a cannabis industry that's facing multiple hurdles, especially in the United States where pot is still illegal at the federal level.
Cryptocurrencies
are bridging the gap between banks and consumers
In Washington state, cryptocurrencies like bitcoin are being tested as an intermediary currency to allow consumers with debit or credit cards to legally purchase cannabis in dispensaries.
ICOs are creating a new source of funding
Funding can be a major issue for cannabis companies
The solution ?
Initial coin offerings, or ICOs.
An ICO is akin to an initial public offering
when shares of a stock go on sale to the public, except they're for tokens of a newly traded cryptocurrency.
Blockchain
could revolutionize supply chains and government oversight
Blockchain
the digital, distributed, and decentralized ledger that underpins digital currencies and is responsible for recording all transactions without the need for a financial intermediary, may change the face of the cannabis industry.
will form a separate subsidiary to be wholly-owned by The Perfect Circle
that will focus on the development of a blockchain-enabled full-service banking platform that will include a number of new and innovative products that will include, but not be limited to,
has it within his control, to bring the share price of ADTM, back to a price level that represents the true value, to its shareholders, to well above the $0.015 price level.
The New Business Plan is excellent, with its sound Investment Strategy and direction in place.
All current shareholders, stand to benefit financially, from a climb in the share price of the stock,
and that money will no doubt move into PlutusX, giving them the opportunity to manage the money inflow.
Cryptocurrencies Are Changing the Marijuana Industry
Virtual currencies and cannabis may soon be tied at the hip
Cryptocurrencies and the cannabis industry may soon be tied at the hip.
Cryptocurrencies are helping to shape a cannabis industry that's facing multiple hurdles, especially in the United States where pot is still illegal at the federal level.
Cryptocurrencies
are bridging the gap between banks and consumers
In Washington state, cryptocurrencies like bitcoin are being tested as an intermediary currency to allow consumers with debit or credit cards to legally purchase cannabis in dispensaries.
ICOs are creating a new source of funding
Funding can be a major issue for cannabis companies
The solution ?
Initial coin offerings, or ICOs.
An ICO is akin to an initial public offering
when shares of a stock go on sale to the public, except they're for tokens of a newly traded cryptocurrency.
Blockchain
could revolutionize supply chains and government oversight
Blockchain
the digital, distributed, and decentralized ledger that underpins digital currencies and is responsible for recording all transactions without the need for a financial intermediary, may change the face of the cannabis industry.
will form a separate subsidiary to be wholly-owned by The Perfect Circle
that will focus on the development of a blockchain-enabled full-service banking platform that will include a number of new and innovative products that will include, but not be limited to,
has it within his control, to bring the share price of ADTM, back to a price level that represents the true value, to its shareholders, to well above the $0.015 price level.
The New Business Plan is excellent, with its sound Investment Strategy and direction in place.
All current shareholders, stand to benefit financially, from a climb in the share price of the stock,
and that money will no doubt move into PlutusX, giving them the opportunity to manage the money inflow.