Topic: [ANN][ICO] TransitionCoin - The Last Token You'll Ever Need (Read 565 times)

The concept of "green burials" is really environmentally friendly technology and it is clear that it is supported by so many people . After the ICO, the project team plans to enter the exchanges ?

The Green Burial movement started about 20 years ago in Northern California alongside the Home Funeral movement, led by retired educator Nancy Jewel Poer. The Green Burial Council began certification of
cemeteries according to the degree of "greenness".  Most people haven't heard about the movement because it started actually from within conventional cemeteries which separated out a small land area for
which would not be sprayed with pesticides or use concrete around the coffins to keep the ground from caving in. Most of these cemeteries were not advertising these plots unless asked for. At the same time
crematoriums were growing in popularity, which is an unfortunate misnomer about cremation being considered "ecological" in that it could save on land use. With recent studies being done in the last 10 years
about the polluting gases and emissions from cremation a new interest in traditional green burials has developed. Now that there are a handful of purely green, "conservation" cemeteries scattered around the
country in the past 5 years there is now a sudden explosion in media coverage on green burials. In 2017, 64% of Americans said they would prefer a green burial over conventional or cremation.  We have not
met one person yet who did not completely agree with the concept of green burials--the practicality, rightness, and green aspects as well as the caring and compassion that come with giving ones body back to
the earth!

Thank you! We've tried hard to minimize the downside risk while building in a significant return on people's investment in a green burial.

Our lawyer said during the presale process and for later direct transactions between us and the first buyer, KYC keeps us out of trouble. For later sales on exchanges between private parties, no KYC and problem.

We will start with radio and TV interview shows (first big one lined up), be guests on podcasts, and sponsor NPR stations in the cemeteries' areas.

 You write that green burial works for 20 years, but this is the first time I hear about it . If so, where are these graves ?

Is this a legal requirement for ICOs now?

KYC is required for all token buyers?

Outstanding concept and tokenomics. It's a reminder of BNB ICO for me. That one was also announced on Bitcointalk and has a huge return.

TransitionCoin's project brings simplicity in product design, business model, and mission while offering stratospheric potential for its tokenbuyers.

Please keep it up. Subscribed. I wish last year's ICOs were like this one...

Do you think in your big marketing campaign after launch you will target more traditional advertising mediums? Billboards in NYC, radio ads, TV, etc.?

We are taking indications of interest at https://transitiongreenburials.com/buy-transitioncoins-in-the-pre-sale/ and have not started the KYC/AML and accredited investor checks yet.

Fortune magazine says there's money to be made in ICO presales.
http://fortune.com/2018/07/10/initial-coin-offering-startups-live-fast-dies-young-icos/

I can't imagine how much money has been raised in ICOs in total.

How much have you guys raised so far?

Fortune magazine says there's money to be made in ICO presales.
http://fortune.com/2018/07/10/initial-coin-offering-startups-live-fast-dies-young-icos/

Two full time now. We'll use a very experienced real estate lawyer and a land use consultant to acquire the land and get the cemetery permits. There will be a full-time manager on each cemetery, with accounting, legal, marketing etc handled by the home office.

The cost of a conventional burial averages $7,000 but can easily escalate to $15,000 or more. Total cremation costs average $6,000. A green burial costs $5,000 today, but we will provide one now or at any time in the future, regardless of how high the cash cost goes, for 4,000 TransitionCoins. They will cost $4,000 in the sale (with a 10% discount if someone buys enough to cover two or more burials). They cost only $2,800 in the presale. We've modeled this out and can provide the service at that price on a permanent basis.

Great, thank you! We've designed the coin to have an intrinsic value that increases over time, matching the increasing cost of burials.

Yes, the mushroom suit is catching on and will be one of the alternatives for a shroud or biodegradable casket in our cemeteries.

Yes, the budget includes the land, infrastructure, legal, and marketing to open the first three cemeteries.

Diana Cunningham has been a grief counselor, and Michael Murphy has completed large real estate projects. Neither has managed a cemetery before, which is why they will start with one and get all the systems in place before opening more.