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Blackmoon is part of the Blackmoon Financial Group, a financial technology company founded in 2014. The Blackmoon team has extensive experience in setting up and managing investment funds, as well as developing automated investment interfaces and asset management tools while effectively working with regulatory authorities.

Blackmoon’s vision is to create a new standard for tokenized investment vehicles that will bridge the gap between the fiat* and crypto universes. The Blackmoon Platform focuses on all aspects of tokenized investment vehicles, from technology and infrastructure, to legal compliance and corporate structuring. The Blackmoon Platform will be the one-stop solution for asset managers to create and manage tokenized funds.

This white paper outlines the value proposition of the Blackmoon Platform and the company’s business model.

Blockchain technology is driving innovation and scale-up in the energy, climate, and environmental sectors. SolarCoin, a blockchain-based digital asset and currency, is designed to accelerate the transition to a clean energy economy. As a blockchain based technology, SolarCoin is global and decentralized, with similarities to cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. SolarCoin stands out, because unlike these, SolarCoin ‘binds’ the disbursement of digital coins to useful economic and environmental activity – verifiably produced solar energy.

SolarCoin uses the unique characteristics of blockchain technology to create a phenomenon that is:

a free, additional reward for solar energy producers
the first digital currency to protect natural capital
the first global, decentralized, non-governmental solar energy incentive program
SolarCoin, an open community project, was created in 2014 by a group of founders and volunteers working together as the SolarCoin Foundation. The SolarCoin Foundation rewards solar energy producers with blockchain-based digital tokens at the rate of 1 SolarCoin (SLR) per 1 MWh of solar energy produced.

This paper serves as a call to action for governments, NGOs, and the solar industry to recognize and seize the opportunity of SolarCoin, and thus help drive the global clean energy transformation.

A blockchain powered health information exchange (HIE) can unlock the true value of interoperability and cyber security. This system has the potential to eliminate the friction and costs of current third party intermediaries, when considering population health management. There are promises of improved data integrity, reduced transaction costs, decentralization and disintermediation of trust. Being able to coordinate patient care via a blockchain HIE essentially alleviates unnecessary services and duplicate tests with lowering costs and improvements in efficiencies of the continuum care cycle, while adhering to all HIPAA rules and standards. A patient-centered protocol supported by blockchain technology, Patientory is changing the way healthcare stakeholders manage electronic medical data and interact with clinical care teams.

Abstract

The position of cryptocurrency in today’s world is growing rapidly: the combined
market capitalization of all cryptocurrencies has increased more than threefold since
early 2016, reaching almost $150 billion in August 2017. According to the latest data,
the current number of unique active users of cryptocurrency wallets is estimated to
be about 6 million. Thus, the application of cryptocurrency becomes an important
issue.

If cryptocurrency is designed to be a means of payment, then what can you buy
with it right now? There are precedents of people using bitcoins to buy real estate
and conduct other financial transactions, and each notable use of cryptocurrency
becomes an event in the cryptofield and brings society closer
to the widespread use of such currencies.

But can you actually buy something from another person using bitcoins or
“altcoins”?

Even though more and more outlets and merchants are beginning to accept
cryptocurrency as a means of payment, anyone in possession of a sum of bitcoins or
“altcoins” can still not use them in day-to-day financial operations.
The idea of creating a marketplace came to the project team after a crowdfunding
platform where small-scale productions and startups find crowdfunding for the
development of their projects and realization of their own ideas.
In the space of 5 years, Boomstarter has helped fund more than 1,500 projects
that have subsequently become full-fledged, profitable business ventures. That was
when we found out that small-scale productions with real potential have no viable
way of breaking into a global market. Through supervising and studying their work
from inside we realized what impedes them from participating
in global trade.

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