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Learn how we "Veritize" hard and real assets and send them through the blockchain via smart contracts. This document walks through a detailed analysis of VeGold - our digital gold offering.

Despite showing tremendous promise, the cryptocurrency industry, as analysed by the Bank of International Settlements (BIS), abounds with issues that prevent it from solving specific economic problems. However, comparison of the industry to a well-established, matured, global- and centrally-controlled monetary system is not only unsound in its reasoning, but also inappropriate. In fact, we find it troubling that the BIS would go through such lengths to discredit and negatively taint what it seems to portray as a competitor to the throne of monetary policy, the central banking system.

The report is not only entirely one sided, keeping hidden from sight the revolutionary concepts cryptocurrencies introduce into mainstream society, but also misleading in the presumption that the existing monetary system has provided an irrefutable public good to society and its people. There is always two sides to every story.  In this write up we attempt to highlight points we believe the BIS failed to mention about the potential of cryptocurrencies and the impact of its, so called, achievement of “safeguarding society’s economic and political interest in a stable currency”. For those who have not perused the BIS Chapter V. Report “Cryptocurrencies: Looking Beyond the Hype!”, download it here.

The “Next” European Banking Crisis – Part 1

The 2008 financial crisis and ensuing recessions have resulted in crisis in the global banking sector. Borrowers’ inability to make pay back debt or even service debt due to an economic slowdown had hurt the banking system. Contrary to popular rhetoric, the European economy is still far away from recovery and so are the banks that are domiciled there. The sector is grappling with barrage of concerns including negative interest rates, elevated levels of NPL, China’s synthetic growth engine facing the real reality of a slowdown, the softening of apparently elevated oil prices and impending regulatory and litigation costs. 

The big banks in Europe have witnessed major reshuffles in 2015 with new CEOs taking over at Barclays, Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank, and Standard Chartered. In the same year, Deutsche Bank lost a record (as in the most, ever) €6.8 billion ($7.6 billion). Europe’s banking barometer, the Stoxx Europe 600 Banks Index recorded seven straight weeks of loss in 2016, its longest weekly losing stretch since 2008 -  speaking of which…              

Veritaseum founder, Reggie Middleton, has accurately called the banking crisis, European sovereign debt crisis, the housing & CRE crash as well as several major tech paradigm shifts over the last 10 years. Click graphic above for a video synopsis of his track record.

This is the full forensic analysis and token valuation report for PayPie (PPP). The valuation metrics have been redacted, leaving approximately 66 pages of content. Those who wish to access the full report with valuation numbers intact, email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. and be prepared to forward $500 worth of VERI.

This is the public version of the Populous forensic analysis. It contains everything that the version designed for holders of VERI has, sans the actual valuation bands.

Contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. for pricing and access to the full version if, and only if, you are a VERI holder.