Bitcoin accepted shares
For less than twenty dollars’ worth of Bitcoin anyone can be part of the current surge in global Bitcoin growth.
Between the 21st of May and 6th of June 2014, the global investment company Cryptor Trust Inc., will be offering private shares in its Latin American affiliated company, Cryptor Latam Inc. also known as CLI. This offering has been arranged by the asset management company Cornupia Capital Ltd.
Domiciled in the Marshall Islands, CLI was established as a limited corporation with the long-term goal of being listed on a regional and/or international stock exchange. Cornupia Capital Ltd. will serve as investment manager for the firm.
Cryptor Latam Inc. is raising up to 25, 000 Bitcoins for speculative long term investment. As the prospectus states, the offering will accumulate funds with the general objective of investing in Bitcoin and cryptocurrency related assets throughout Latin America and around the world.
The minimum investment is just 25 shares at 0.001 BTC per share. With today’s Bitcoin price of ~$600 per coin, 25 shares sets a minimum entry level investment of around $15, thus making the size of the minimum investment cost attractive to all levels of investors.
By pooling a global think tank of experienced cryptocurrency management, Cryptor Trust Inc. has developed a unique investment strategy. Management aims to serve the Bitcoin ecosystem as a long term capital source for promising Bitcoin companies. As innovative new Bitcoin companies emerge, CLI expects to offer those bright firms the seed and investment capital required to grow and prosper.
The management of CLI believes that decentralized cryptocurrency could be one of the most important and beneficial technological advances of this century.
Presently, the world is in the early stages of this development. As Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency products begin their journey into the mainstream consumer world, the next ten years offers enormous profit potential.
A critical tipping point in consumer acceptance of Bitcoin is rapidly approaching as the use of decentralized currencies expands throughout the unbanked consumer world.
Decentralized cross border payments and the global remittance market are, for the first time, facing game changing competition from cryptocurrency products. Bitcoin offers instant transfers, no fraud, and extremely low rates. In most cases the Bitcoin fee is about 1/3 the amount charged by conventional payment systems.
Existing Bitcoin investors and venture capital firms recognize that a global marketplace has become the only payment marketplace that matters for long term growth. Bitcoin payments will soon go head-to-head with conventional banking and the credit card industry.
Experts also believe, that in the next three years, it is possible for Bitcoin’s usage to surpass the dollar transaction volume of existing payment companies such as Discover, American Express and MasterCard.