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TFTM System is listed at https://foxico.io/project/tftmsystem
Are there any more detailed information about your idea? I was on your website, read the whitepaper and watched the video. I can only guess what you're trying to achieve but it is nowhere said how you'd do it.
Why does it say corda in your video? https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=2&v=cc_KcGtJ_TY
corda isn't mentioned once in the whitepaper? It's all a bit thin, sorry.
Why does it say corda in your video? https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=2&v=cc_KcGtJ_TY
corda isn't mentioned once in the whitepaper? It's all a bit thin, sorry.
I'll quote one of your quotes. "Wherever you are (China, Russia or the United States), you can easily withdraw your funds 24 hours a day, without restrictions or delays." And you are aware that the crypto currency in Russia and China are illegal. In Russia, the Federal Law No. 115 is in effect. Under this law, accounts that receive payments from an unknown source can be blocked by banks. For example, a person needs to exchange a crypt for a fiat through an exchanger, a fiat comes into his account and the account can be automatically blocked, since the state is struggling with money laundering, with non-payment of taxes and countering terrorism.
1. Opening an offshore account
2. Issuing a smart card
3. And you can easily withdraw money in any country
All this will be automatic
I'll quote one of your quotes. "Wherever you are (China, Russia or the United States), you can easily withdraw your funds 24 hours a day, without restrictions or delays." And you are aware that the crypto currency in Russia and China are illegal. In Russia, the Federal Law No. 115 is in effect. Under this law, accounts that receive payments from an unknown source can be blocked by banks. For example, a person needs to exchange a crypt for a fiat through an exchanger, a fiat comes into his account and the account can be automatically blocked, since the state is struggling with money laundering, with non-payment of taxes and countering terrorism.
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