Announcement: Launch of the MASON COIN
A Revolutionary Commodity Digital Currency
The Development World Bank (DWB) is thrilled to unveil the MASON COIN, a groundbreaking Commodity Digital Currency. Set to launch in an international press conference with media coverage from television networks and social media platforms globally, this coin is distinct and untouched by influences from the European Union and the United States.
Key Details:
Issuance and Pricing: A total of 100,000,000 MASON COINS will be issued. Fifteen million will debut on the global stock exchange market at $50 each by April 2024.
Unique Value Proposition: MASON COIN, the first of its kind, is supported by an international economic development platform. More information can be found on our website firstdwb.com.
Asset-Based Stability: This digital currency derives its value from many assets, including gold, oil, gas, stock options, development projects, and the contract values of affiliated nations, notably the Balkans Federation and various African countries.
Value Predictions: Coin experts, analyzing historical and current coin movements, project that the MASON COIN could value up to $5,000 by the end of 2024.
Factors Influencing MASON COIN’s Prospective Value:
Global Reach: The coin’s international launch is set to capture the attention of billions via extensive media outreach on TV and social networks.
Backing & Support: MASON COIN enjoys the support of Mason Enterprise Business Empire’s leadership and Bulgaria. The latter is overseen by its President, who also helms the Balkan Federation of Countries. This federation, in turn, is bolstered by its Development World Bank and Marine Foundation.
Solid Asset Foundation: Assets supporting the coin across member countries are valued at over $500 billion. This includes commodities, development projects, oil, gas, and many reserved assets.
Innovative Ventures: The Marine Foundation (a DWB foundation) owns rights to cutting-edge Hydrogen technology to replace car lithium batteries, allowing for 5-minute charges ranging from 1000 km. Furthermore, a car manufacturing facility is set to be established in Bulgaria in 2024. The foundation also has exclusive rights to a planned tunnel connecting South Korea and Japan.
Centralized Management: As a Central Bank, DWB oversees all assets of its Balkan Federation and African State members. It’s an entity within the Mason Enterprise, possessing assets like a nuclear plant, movie studio, shipyards, airport, and the Mason Defence Agency.
Global Presence: Mason Enterprise, comprising the Marine Foundation and Development World Bank, operates across five continents with registrations in the USA, Canada, Europe, Africa, Japan, and UAE.