A new blockchain-driven company has bold plans to establish a global network of health centers designed to help people lead active and longer lives.
Although life expectancies around the world are soaring, BitVit argues that many of these extra years are dominated by sickness for too many years.
BitVit hopes to offer a "Holistic solution" which would involve creating an intellectual exchange among industry experts and scientists, with their expertise then being shared with the public.
Embracing crypto BitVit envisages that all of these goods and services would be paid for using a specially created cryptocurrency known as the BitVit Coin.
Its white paper says: "Through the introduction of the BitVit Coin, we have the possibility to enhance trust, networking and acceleration in the business. It is the predominant way for the market to develop digitally, take its next steps, and increase its social spread.".
BitVit's coin will be one component of a six-part ecosystem.
Offering "Decentralized and risk-free storage," multisig eWallets will also be available for large-scale businesses who accept payments using BitVit.
Looking ahead to the future A presale for BitVit Coins began on July 1 2018, and is running until August 15.
A maximum of 200 million BitVit Coins are being produced, with 120 million of these going on sale for $0.50 apiece.
A minimum purchase amount of 100 BitVit Coins has been set, with the startup establishing a fundraising goal of $60 million.
Company to Create Global Network of Health Centers That Accept Cryptocurrency
Publié le Jul 28, 2018
by Cointele | Publié le Coinage
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