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March 30, 2015, 05:29:18 PM
Last edit: March 31, 2015, 03:22:24 PM by SathoshiWuwang
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How blockchain community can emerge as victories against current odds ..., particularly increasing bitcoin value to strengthen blockchain revolution.

V$: Where there's a will, there is a way ...

Largest US internet companies current market cap is more than "one trillion dollar" ...

What's behind it ...

1) 300,000+ highly skilled techno and functional employees
2) State-of-art information technology infra for supporting FREE apps
3) One billion NETIZEN

https://i.imgur.com/xWxIl44.png

http://www.statista.com/statistics/209331/largest-us-internet-companies-by-market-cap/

One billion netizen through FREE APPS creates one trillion dollar market cap ...

How much is the netizen info cap?  ... $500 billion???

How???

Lets rewind MySpace history
   1) Founded in July 2003
   2) Bought by NewsCorp for $580 million in July 2005 (just in 2 years)
   3) $800 million revenue in 2008
   4) 1600 employees in 2009
   5) Myspace user base fallen from 70 million to 40 million in a year (2010 to 2011)
   6) Justin Timberlake and Specific Media Group together bought MySpace for just $35 million in June 2011
   7) Current employee strength is 200 and current alexa rank is 1,555

https://i.imgur.com/eIcRLJz.jpg

A) Who made mysapce worth $580 million in just two years?
B) How myspace made $800 million revenue in 2008?
C) Why suddenly myspace worth for just $35 million?

The simple answer is NETIZEN ... when netizen flooded myspace, its become highly worth-full, when they depart it ... its become worth less.

From myspace we able understand one-thing clearly, internet companies 10:8 worth came from FREE apps using NETIZEN. Simply user makes 80% of revenue for internet companies through their information, contribution via free apps.

So average info cap of NETIZEN could be $500 ($1 Trillion market cap / 1 billion netizen / 2)

Then ... Next ...

a) What about linking border less info cap with public ledger crypto currency ... and measuring through bitcoin (btc = netizen average info cap)
b) What about issuing FREE crypto tokens to each remittsian for low cost remittance
c) What about sharing 50% of remittsian social networking revenue to support remittsian crypto tokens

Is it finally low-cost remittance through public ledger crypto currency is possible, particularly lead-by-bitcoin?

Is it bitcoin oriented border-less monetary system and low cost remittance is finally on-takeoff?

:: Welcome to WeDollar Remittance ::
 
https://i.imgur.com/RSsRiEE.png

About Smart IOU:      
http://www.slideshare.net/SatoshiWuwang/what-is-smart-iou

Smart IOU Remittance:
http://www.slideshare.net/SatoshiWuwang/smart-iou-remittance

Many Thanks.
- Satoshi Wuwang, Team Remedio, @CryptoRaj, #WeTheDollar, #BTC500

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CRYPTO MONE'C'Y means ...
    1) Money + Currency + Public Ledger
    2) Netizen generated TOKENS from decentralized blockchain
    3) Online user equilibrium CRYPTO COINS, backed by info wealth revenue from "Smart IOU Social Networking"

Simply ...
    "YOU" creating your "CRYPTO MONEY" which is globally trustable and acceptable, because of "YOUR" information worth
      Smart IOU Social Networking --> Netizen equilibrium crypto tokens  --> VOU info cap --> Portal revenue --> Mainstream markets acceptable crypto coins  

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Creating your own CRYPTO MONEY which is globally trustable and acceptable, because of YOUR information wealth.

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