Bitbon System Crowdsale from Simcord Company

Numbers tell a stark story about where blockchain sits in the wider economy. The crypto market exploded from nothing to approximately 300 billion dollars between 2013 and 2018—a 20,000% surge. Yet global stock and derivatives markets dwarf that. They exceed 600 trillion dollars. Blockchain technology could theoretically open up 200,000% more growth beyond where crypto stands today. Right now crypto represents just 0.05% of global financial assets. The other 99.95% waits to move onto blockchain rails.

Bitbon anchors the company's push into this space. It functions as a financial instrument secured by real-world assets funneled through a system called Contributing. Contributing works as an alternative form of investment and asset management. The platform vets every project beforehand, stress-testing business models for viability before any deal closes. This approach builds transparency and security into the process from the start.

Bitbon price sits at roughly 6 dollars per token during the crowdsale. The company calculates this against formulas outlined in its white paper. Extrapolating from the market-cap data above, Bitbon could theoretically climb to 700 dollars within five years—a 12,000% gain. That projection assumes the company executes its stated strategy, particularly deepening ties with real-economy enterprises through Contributing.

Simcord introduced a promotional option to underpin confidence in those prospects. Through October 10, the company will repurchase Bitbon at 100 dollars each under a "Golden Price" agreement. Buyers get a guaranteed floor: roughly 1.3% daily returns, which compounds to 320% annually or 1,600% by the October 11, 2023 expiration date. Customers also receive a 3% premium on the amount purchased.

The crowdsale caps issuance at 70 million Bitbon. A soft cap sits at 50 million dollars raised, a hard cap at 400 million. Participants can buy through Bit Trade Exchange using Visa, MasterCard, Bitcoin, Ethereum, bank transfer, or e-payment systems.