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H I S C o i n

W H I T E P A P E R

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

www.HISCoin.org                              May 2025                         www.deCHURCH.net

 

This White Paper outlines the current perspectives of the HISCoin project team regarding the HISCoin platform and related topics. The HISCoin project team reserves the right to revise or modify the content of this White Paper at any time without prior notice. The information contained in this document is provided solely for reference purposes and is not legally binding.The content of this White Paper should not be used as a basis for investments, financial decisions, or legal contracts. It is presented exclusively to explain the vision and concepts of HISCoin. For more detailed legal disclaimers, please refer to the final section of this White Paper.

 

Table of Contents

 

Abstract..................................................... 2

 

1. Introduction......................................... 3

2. Problem Statement............................ 3

3. Mission and Vision............................. 6

3.1 Vision................................................... 6

3.2 Mission................................................ 6

4. The HISCoin Ecosystem................... 8

4.1 Blockchain Technology............... 8

4.2 Reward System............................... 9

4.3 Scalability........................................ 11

5. Tokenomics....................................... 12

5.1 Token Supply and Allocation. 12

5.2 Value Retention............................ 13

6. Community Impact........................... 15

6.1 Enhancing Engagement............. 15

6.2 Building Trust............................... 15

6.3 Encouraging Generosity........... 16

6.4 Long-Term Community Benefits.................................................... 16

7. Roadmap............................................. 18

7.1 Planning Phase............................. 18

7.2  Development Phase.................. 18

7.3 Testing Phase............................... 19

7.4 Launch Phase................................ 19

7.5 Expansion Phase.......................... 19

7.6 Sustainability Phase................... 20

8. Regulatory and Ethical Considerations...................................... 21

8.1 Risks and Limitations Related to Coins......................................................... 21

8.2 Forward-Looking Statements 21

 

References............................................. 22

 

 

 

Abstract

 

HISCoin is an innovative digital currency that seamlessly integrates faith-based activities with blockchain technology to create a secure, transparent, and scalable ecosystem. Initially designed to reward users for activities such as Sunday worship attendance and Bible transcription, HISCoin fosters personal spiritual growth and strengthens community bonds within faith-based organizations. By digitizing these activities, it ensures participants' contributions are recorded and managed transparently on the blockchain.

Built on Binance Smart Chain, HISCoin leverages the efficiency and scalability of blockchain technology to provide an accessible and reliable platform. Its sustainable tokenomics model allocates 50% of the total supply to community rewards, incentivizing active participation while ensuring long-term ecosystem growth through mechanisms like staking and periodic token burns.

HISCoin's societal impact extends beyond faith-based activities, providing a transformative framework for addressing broader challenges such as education, charitable giving, and environmental sustainability. By integrating blockchain’s transparency and trust into diverse fields, HISCoin fosters collaboration, enhances participation, and builds trust within and beyond faith communities.

More than a reward system, HISCoin represents a new paradigm that aligns spiritual values with the demands of the digital economy. It empowers individuals and communities, driving personal growth, social contribution, and collective progress. HISCoin is paving the way for a future where technology and faith harmonize to create lasting societal impact.

 

1.    Introduction

Faith communities are at a crossroads as digital technologies transform everyday life. [1] Many faith-based organizations face declining participation, particularly among younger generations, and struggle to maintain engagement in a rapidly digitizing world. HISCoin introduces a solution by leveraging blockchain technology to create an ecosystem that rewards active participation in faith-based activities.

HISCoin’s innovative platform encourages individuals to align spiritual practices with modern technology, incentivizing engagement and fostering trust within communities. By creating a digital economy centered on faith values, HISCoin empowers individuals and organizations alike to thrive in the digital age.

 

2.    Problem Statement

Faith organizations around the world face the following challenges:

      Limited engagement among youth due to a lack of digital integration
Younger generations are deeply embedded in digital technology, relying on online platforms and digital content as integral parts of their daily lives. [2]However, many faith organizations have failed to adapt to this shift, relying instead on traditional practices that fail to capture the interest of younger audiences.[3] Without embracing digital solutions, it becomes increasingly difficult to foster spiritual engagement among youth, posing a significant challenge to the future growth and vitality of faith organizations.[4]

      Declining participation in traditional activities such as weekly services or charitable outreach
With changing lifestyles, people are finding less time to engage in religious activities. This trend has been exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, which accelerated the shift toward remote and digital lifestyles, leading many to disengage from weekly services and community outreach. This decline weakens the sense of solidarity within faith communities and, in the long term, could negatively impact the influence and presence of religious institutions.

      A need for greater transparency and accountability in financial and operational matters
A lack of clarity around the management of finances and organizational operations has led to eroding trust among congregants. This is particularly evident in smaller churches, where financial management may lack professional oversight.[5] When donors and participants are uncertain about how their contributions are utilized, they are less likely to give or remain engaged. This lack of trust poses a serious threat to the sustainability and credibility of faith organizations.

HISCoin addresses these challenges by creating a blockchain-based ecosystem that rewards spiritual engagement, promotes transparency, and strengthens faith communities.

 

3.    Mission and Vision

3.1 Vision

The vision of HISCoin is to harmonize spiritual growth with digital innovation, creating a future where faith and technology coexist seamlessly. In today’s rapidly evolving world, traditional approaches to faith are increasingly challenged by digital transformation and shifting lifestyles. HISCoin seeks to act as a bridge, enabling faith communities to thrive amidst these changes by integrating modern technology while preserving the core values of spirituality.[6] By leveraging blockchain and digital solutions, we aim to inspire greater engagement in faith-based activities and foster a deeper sense of connection within communities. Our envisioned future is one where faith and technology work hand in hand, allowing individuals to experience profound spiritual fulfillment and a true sense of belonging within their communities.[7]

3.2 Mission

The mission of HISCoin is to build a decentralized platform that rewards individuals for their dedication to faith and community, promoting personal growth and cultivating a culture of generosity and service. Using blockchain technology, we strive to provide fair and transparent rewards for spiritual practices, such as attending weekly services, transcribing scripture, or participating in charitable activities.[8] These incentives aim to motivate individuals to engage more actively in their spiritual lives, fostering both personal and communal growth.

In addition, HISCoin is committed to enhancing transparency and trust within faith communities. By improving the clarity and accountability of financial and operational matters, we empower congregants to understand exactly how their contributions are used.[9] This foundation of trust enables churches and faith-based organizations to expand their impact and influence. We also aim to support small and struggling faith organizations by providing them with financial stability through HISCoin, fostering collaboration and solidarity among churches.[10]

Ultimately, HISCoin seeks to reimagine the value of faith through the lens of technology, inspiring more people to make spirituality a central part of their lives while practicing generosity and service.[11] By doing so, we aim to build stronger faith communities and create a future where individuals and organizations grow together, united by shared values and a commitment to a higher purpose.

 


 

4.    The HISCoin Ecosystem

4.1 Blockchain Technology

HISCoin operates on the Binance Smart Chain (BSC), a highly reputable blockchain network chosen for its scalability, speed, and cost efficiency. BSC’s cutting-edge infrastructure provides a solid foundation for HISCoin, enabling it to deliver a seamless and reliable experience for both organizations and individuals.

      Fast Transactions

BSC processes transactions within seconds, ensuring that rewards, donations, and other financial activities occur without delays.[12] This speed is essential for maintaining user trust and encouraging real-time participation in activities.[13]

      Low Costs

BSC’s minimal transaction fees make it an ideal choice for churches and organizations with limited financial resources. This cost efficiency ensures that even smaller communities can access and benefit from the HISCoin ecosystem.

      Interoperability

BSC is built with interoperability in mind, meaning HISCoin can integrate with other blockchains and platforms in the future. This opens doors to cross-platform collaboration, broader adoption, and enhanced flexibility as the ecosystem evolves.[14]

Blockchain technology is the backbone of HISCoin’s security and transparency.[15] By utilizing smart contracts, the platform automates critical processes such as reward distributions and activity validations. These smart contracts ensure accuracy, fairness, and consistency without requiring manual oversight, thereby reducing the risk of human error or fraud. Additionally, the immutable nature of blockchain ensures that all transactions are recorded transparently, further building trust among users and organizations.[16]

 

4.2 Reward System

HISCoin’s reward system is designed to motivate and engage users by incentivizing their participation in a variety of faith-based activities.[17] The platform’s reward mechanism fosters deeper involvement in spiritual practices while promoting generosity, learning, and service within communities.[18]

Key Rewardable Activities:

      Church Attendance

Participants are rewarded for attending weekly services. Proof of attendance can be submitted through digital means, such as uploading photos, scanning QR codes provided by the organization, or physical verification. This encourages consistent participation in communal worship.[19]

      Missions Offertory

HISCoin rewards users for donations made to approved charitable causes, mission trips, and church initiatives. Blockchain ensures that these donations are tracked transparently, offering accountability and fostering trust in how contributions are utilized.[20]

      Bible Scribe

Users earn HISCoins by engaging with the Bible, such as transcribing scripture or studying designated passages. This activity deepens spiritual understanding and encourages personal growth.[21]

 

 

The reward system is highly adaptable, allowing individual organizations to tailor incentives to align with their specific values and priorities. For example, a church may emphasize rewards for community outreach, volunteering, or participation in youth programs. This flexibility ensures that HISCoin can cater to the diverse needs of faith communities, whether they focus on education, service, or worship.

Additionally, the platform provides tools for organizations to measure and analyze engagement levels, helping them refine their incentive strategies over time. By offering meaningful rewards, HISCoin fosters a culture of active participation, generosity, and shared purpose within communities.

Currently, the system focuses on attendance, charitable giving, and scripture engagement. However, HISCoin’s reward system is designed with scalability in mind. Future developments will introduce a variety of additional rewardable services, further broadening the scope of activities and applications. This adaptability ensures HISCoin’s ongoing relevance and value as the needs and priorities of faith communities evolve.

 

4.3 Reward Mechanism

To address challenges associated with high transaction fees and the immutability of blockchain-stored data, the HISCoin system will employ a hybrid model that leverages centralized data management for activity tracking and decentralized blockchain-based token issuance. This approach ensures scalability, cost efficiency, and user experience optimization while maintaining transparency and trust through selective blockchain utilization.

 

Proposed Workflow

      Activity Tracking

Activities such as church attendance and Bible transcription are logged via a centralized database managed by a secure web server, and users upload activity evidence (e.g., photos, text files) through a dedicated mobile or web application.

       

2.     Verification:

      Automated tools and manual review processes validate user submissions. For instance:

      AI-driven image analysis for attendance proof.

      OCR (Optical Character Recognition) for Bible transcription verification.

      Verified activities are stored in the database, tagged with user accounts.

3.     Token Rewards:

      Users earn HISCoin tokens for verified activities. These tokens are tracked within the centralized system.

4.     Token-to-Coin Conversion:

      When users accumulate a minimum balance of tokens, they can request conversion into blockchain-backed HISCoins.

      Conversion is processed on the Binance Smart Chain, where HISCoins are minted and sent to users’ wallets.

5.     Redemption and Usage:

      HISCoins can be utilized within the ecosystem for activities such as:

      Donations to approved causes.

      Purchasing educational materials.

      Participating in charitable projects.


Advantages of the Hybrid Approach

Cost Efficiency

      Centralized Data Management: Reduces reliance on blockchain for activity tracking, significantly lowering transaction fees.

      Token Threshold: Minimizes frequent blockchain transactions by setting a token accumulation threshold before blockchain involvement.

Flexibility and Scalability

      Editable Records: Centralized databases allow for correction of errors in activity submissions, improving user experience.

      High Throughput: The centralized approach supports rapid activity logging and token issuance without blockchain constraints.

Trust and Transparency

      Blockchain Integration: Token-to-coin conversions and key financial transactions remain on the blockchain, ensuring transparency.

      Data Integrity Checks: Periodic hashes of centralized data can be stored on the blockchain for integrity verification.


Potential Drawbacks and Mitigation Strategies

1.     Centralization Risks:

      Risk: Data breaches or tampering in centralized systems.

      Mitigation:

      Implement robust encryption (AES-256) and regular security audits.

      Store only non-sensitive data when possible.

2.     User Trust Concerns:

      Risk: Users may question the transparency of centralized data storage.

      Mitigation:

      Provide users with API access to view their activity logs and token balances.

      Regularly publish data integrity hashes on the blockchain.

3.     Conversion Delays:

      Risk: Users may find token-to-coin conversion thresholds inconvenient.

      Mitigation:

      Set reasonable thresholds and communicate benefits (e.g., lower fees).

4.     Regulatory Challenges:

      Risk: Legal complexities surrounding centralized data and token management.

      Mitigation:

      Ensure compliance with data protection laws (e.g., GDPR, CCPA).

      Obtain legal counsel to navigate cryptocurrency regulations.


 

4.4 Simplified Reward Workflow

To enhance clarity and usability, a streamlined workflow for HISCoin rewards is proposed:

1.     Earning Tokens:

Users earn tokens for participation in activities such as church attendance and Bible transcription. These tokens represent a digital acknowledgment of their contributions.

2.     Token Storage:

Earned tokens are stored in a secure centralized wallet associated with the user’s account. The centralized system allows for easy tracking and management of token balances.

3.     Token-to-Coin Conversion:

When the user’s token balance reaches a predefined threshold, they can initiate a conversion process. Tokens are exchanged for HISCoins on the Binance Smart Chain.

4.     Coin Utilization:

Converted HISCoins can be withdrawn to the user’s blockchain wallet or used within the HISCoin ecosystem for donations, educational purchases, or community projects.

This simplified approach ensures a clear understanding of the reward mechanism, making the process intuitive for users.

4.4 Scalability

The HISCoin platform is designed to scale alongside its growing community, ensuring that its infrastructure can support increasing activity levels, users, and use cases. This scalability enables HISCoin to expand its impact, integrating a wide array of faith-based activities and fostering a global ecosystem of spiritual engagement.

Future scalability plans include:

      Integration with Faith-Based E-Learning Platforms

The platform will support educational programs by partnering with e-learning platforms focused on theology, scripture studies, and leadership training[22]. Participants can earn HISCoins by completing courses, attending virtual seminars, or achieving certifications.[23]

      Encouraging Interfaith Dialogue and Collaboration

HISCoin will expand to reward activities that promote interfaith understanding and unity, such as attending dialogue sessions, participating in collaborative events, or contributing to joint humanitarian efforts.[24] These initiatives aim to strengthen ties among diverse faith communities and encourage mutual respect.

      Global Multi-Language and Multi-Faith Engagement

HISCoin’s architecture will evolve to accommodate users from different linguistic and cultural backgrounds, ensuring that the platform remains inclusive and accessible. By supporting multiple languages and engaging with various faith traditions, HISCoin seeks to create a truly global network of spiritual engagement.

      Enhanced Community Tools

As participation grows, HISCoin will introduce advanced tools for managing larger-scale events, coordinating regional activities, and fostering collaboration among organizations. This will include features such as customizable dashboards, advanced analytics, and integrated communication tools to enhance coordination and effectiveness.

HISCoin is committed to growing with its community, ensuring that its platform remains adaptable, inclusive, and impactful for all participants. By continuously expanding its capabilities and use cases.


 

 

5.    Tokenomics

5.1 Token Supply and Allocation

The HISCoin ecosystem is built on a sustainable token model designed to encourage faith-based activities, promote community engagement, and ensure the platform's long-term stability.[25]

      Total Supply

HISCoin has a fixed total supply of 1 billion tokens. This capped supply ensures scarcity, contributing to the token's long-term value retention.

      Allocation

The initial distribution of HISCoin is carefully structured as follows:

Community Rewards (50%):
Half of the total supply is reserved for rewarding community participation. These rewards are distributed for activities such as attending services, transcribing scripture, and donating to charitable causes. This allocation highlights the priority HISCoin places on incentivizing user engagement and fostering active faith communities.

Partnerships (20%):
20% of the tokens are allocated to strategic partnerships. These partnerships include collaborations with faith organizations, NGOs, and educational platforms, helping expand the ecosystem and attract new users and institutions.

Operations (15%):
15% is allocated for operational expenses, ensuring the platform runs smoothly. This includes funding for development, server maintenance, marketing, and customer support.

Reserves (15%):
Another 15% is set aside as reserves to ensure long-term stability and provide a buffer for unforeseen circumstances. These reserves will support the ecosystem's balance and fund additional growth opportunities as needed.

5.2 Value Retention

HISCoin is designed to retain and grow its value through ongoing community participation and ecosystem expansion.[26] Several mechanisms are implemented to achieve this:

      Staking System for Long-Term Rewards:[27]
HISCoin holders can stake their tokens, contributing to the ecosystem and earning additional rewards. Staking encourages users to hold their tokens for extended periods, supporting the platform's stability and incentivizing long-term engagement. Rewards are distributed proportionally to users' levels of activity and commitment, ensuring fairness.[28]

      Periodic Token Burns to Control Inflation:[29]
To manage the circulating supply and prevent inflation, HISCoin employs a regular token-burning mechanism. This involves removing a portion of tokens from circulation permanently, often funded by platform revenues. This process increases token scarcity over time, helping to maintain or increase the token’s value in the long run.

      Participation-Driven Value Creation:
The value of HISCoin is directly linked to user engagement within the platform. Activities such as attending worship services, scripture transcription, and charitable giving not only earn rewards but also energize the ecosystem, fostering a thriving community of active participants.

      Diverse Use Cases:
HISCoin extends its utility beyond rewards, offering practical applications within the ecosystem. Users can use HISCoins to purchase educational content, donate to charitable initiatives, or cover participation costs for events. These real-world use cases enhance the token’s relevance and reinforce trust between users and organizations.

5.3 Sustainability
HISCoin is engineered for sustainable growth, ensuring the platform can adapt and thrive as its user base and activities expand. Increased community participation and engagement will naturally drive demand and value for HISCoin. The combination of staking rewards and periodic token burns ensures a balanced token supply while maintaining long-term value stability.

By combining innovative mechanisms and real-world applications, HISCoin aspires to transcend being a mere digital asset. It aims to become the centerpiece of faith communities, enabling a sustainable ecosystem where technology and spirituality harmoniously coexist.[30]

 

6.    Community Impact

HISCoin is designed to fundamentally transform the way faith communities engage with one another, fostering participation, trust, and generosity. By integrating technology and spirituality, HISCoin not only provides a digital asset but also strengthens the bonds within faith communities and enriches individual spiritual practices.

6.1 Enhancing Engagement

HISCoin actively encourages participation in faith-based activities by offering tangible rewards, addressing challenges like declining attendance and engagement.

      Reward-Based Motivation
HISCoin provides incentives for activities such as attending worship services, transcribing scripture, and participating in charitable events. For example, users can submit proof of attendance (e.g., scanning a QR code) to automatically receive rewards. This motivates individuals to engage more consistently in communal worship and other activities.

      Fostering Active Participation
By recognizing and rewarding individual contributions to faith-based practices, HISCoin transforms personal spirituality into a shared, community-oriented experience. This approach encourages deeper involvement in communal activities and strengthens bonds within the faith community.

6.2 Building Trust

Trust and accountability are at the core of HISCoin’s value proposition. Many faith organizations struggle with transparency in financial and operational matters, which can erode trust among congregants. HISCoin addresses these challenges through blockchain technology.

      Transparent Transaction Records
All transactions within the HISCoin ecosystem are recorded on the blockchain, making them accessible for anyone to verify. This transparency ensures that donations and contributions are used for their intended purposes, reinforcing trust between organizations and their members.

      Reliable Reward Distribution System
Using smart contracts, HISCoin automates reward distributions with precision and fairness. By minimizing human intervention, the system eliminates potential errors or biases, fostering trust in the platform’s processes.

6.3 Encouraging Generosity

HISCoin amplifies the spirit of giving by incentivizing acts of generosity and creating a culture where charitable contributions are celebrated and rewarded.

      Rewards for Donations and Charitable Activities

Users are rewarded for donating to approved charitable causes or participating in mission projects. This approach redefines giving, making it a rewarding experience that benefits both the individual and the community.

      Creating a Cycle of Giving

Rewards earned through the HISCoin ecosystem can be reinvested into other faith-based activities, such as purchasing educational materials, supporting outreach programs, or contributing to additional charitable causes. This fosters a sustainable cycle of giving and sharing within the community.

      Recognizing Community Leadership in Generosity

Individuals or groups who consistently demonstrate exceptional generosity and engagement in charitable activities are publicly recognized within the HISCoin ecosystem. This not only motivates others to participate but also strengthens the bonds within the faith-based community by highlighting positive role models.

6.4 Long-Term Community Benefits

HISCoin is designed not only to enhance immediate participation but also to support the long-term growth and vitality of faith communities.

      Connecting with the Next Generation:
Younger generations, who are more familiar with digital environments, are likely to resonate with HISCoin’s technology-driven approach. This bridges the generational gap and encourages younger members to participate actively in faith communities.

      Supporting Smaller Churches:
HISCoin provides smaller or struggling churches with tools to attract more congregants and increase participation. By offering rewards for engagement, these churches can stabilize their financial operations and build stronger, more active communities.

      Strengthening Community Bonds:
HISCoin ensures that individual contributions to spiritual practices lead to collective growth. By rewarding participation and fostering positive interactions, the platform strengthens relationships within the community and enhances overall solidarity.[31]

HISCoin is an innovative platform that strengthens engagement, builds trust, and promotes generosity within faith communities. By transforming traditional spiritual practices into dynamic, rewarding experiences, HISCoin energizes faith communities and paves the way for sustainable growth and unity. It combines the timeless values of faith with the transformative power of digital innovation, redefining the future of spiritual engagement.

 

7.    Roadmap

 

 

7.1 Planning Phase

The HISCoin project begins with defining its vision and setting clear objectives. The team focuses on designing a faith-centered digital economy system based on blockchain technology. To ensure successful implementation, technical, legal, and regulatory requirements are thoroughly analyzed. Additionally, potential users and communities are surveyed to establish a clear direction for the project. Initial architectural design and groundwork for strategic partnerships are also carried out during this phase.

 

7.2  Development Phase

Once the plans are finalized, the development of the HISCoin platform begins. A prototype is created to implement HISCoin's core functionalities. This includes mechanisms to record key activities such as church attendance, scripture transcription, and charitable giving on the blockchain, with corresponding HISCoin rewards. A secure wallet and transaction system are also developed, incorporating advanced encryption technologies to ensure platform security. The development process involves iterative improvements to address issues that may arise during the initial stages.

 

7.3 Testing Phase

After development is complete, the HISCoin platform undergoes beta testing with a limited group of users. Feedback is collected to refine the platform’s functionality and address any technical issues. Collaboration with early partners, including churches and other faith-based organizations, supports real-world testing environments. This phase is crucial to ensure the platform’s stability and usability.

 

7.4 Launch Phase

Following successful testing, HISCoin is officially launched. The mainnet is activated, and users gain access to a wide range of features. The ecosystem is established, allowing users to earn HISCoin through activities such as church attendance, scripture transcription, and charitable contributions. Dedicated HISCoin wallet apps are released on Android and iOS to enhance accessibility. A global marketing campaign is initiated to expand the user base and increase the project’s visibility.

 

7.5 Expansion Phase

Post-launch, the focus shifts to expanding the HISCoin ecosystem. New features are introduced to broaden the utility of HISCoin, such as purchasing educational materials and supporting mission projects. Partnerships with churches, NGOs, and other faith-based organizations are strengthened to increase participation and engagement. Efforts are made to enter global markets, ensuring the successful adoption of the platform across diverse cultures and regions.

 

7.6 Sustainability Phase

In the long term, HISCoin aims to establish a sustainable ecosystem supporting a faith-based digital economy. A governance system is introduced, enabling users and communities to participate in decision-making processes. Continuous platform upgrades are implemented to enhance security and functionality. Through these efforts, HISCoin evolves into an innovative tool that bridges faith and economy, extending beyond a simple digital asset.

 

 

 


 

 

8.    Regulatory and Ethical Considerations - TBD

This document is intended solely for informational purposes and may be updated or revised at any time. We make no guarantees regarding the accuracy or completeness of the content provided herein and disclaim all warranties, whether expressed or implied, including but not limited to:

      Warranties related to suitability for a specific purpose, merchantability, or non-infringement of intellectual property rights;

      Accuracy, completeness, or error-free content;

      Compliance with third-party rights or claims.

8.1 Risks and Limitations Related to Coins

The coins described in this whitepaper do not have any defined use beyond their functionality within the specified platform at the time of issuance. These coins do not represent securities, shares, or ownership rights in any organization. No assurances are made regarding their future value, profitability, or performance.

Participation in coin sales inherently involves financial risks, including the potential loss of contributions. Participants must fully understand these risks before committing any funds. Regulatory changes may also affect the functionality or use of the coins. While efforts are made to comply with applicable laws, no guarantees can be made regarding the regulatory status of the coins.

8.2 Forward-Looking Statements

This document may contain statements regarding future operations, developments, or financial projections. Such statements are based on current assumptions and estimates, but actual results may vary due to risks, uncertainties, or unforeseen factors. Participants are advised not to rely solely on these statements and to assess the associated risks independently.


 

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