You can purchase one Basic package and a maximum of five Premium , VIP and World packages.

Yes, you are involved in all projects that will be created..

This depends on the company's revenue (not profit, as that would be less!). Depending on the package, you are involved up to 10%. The percentages are then shared among all members of a pool.

You get your profits booked into your back office all three months at the beginning and can pay them out from there.

The Basic package can be paid with crypto, in USDT or USDC. All other packages can be paid by international transfer to our Thai account, by SEPA to a European account, with PayPal, or Google Pay.

Payouts can be made with crypto, by bank transfer, PayPal, and a debit card that we will offer in the future.

The Basic membership lasts for 12 months and must be renewed afterward unless we have at least doubled your investment. In that case, you will get the next year for free.

All other packages are valid for a lifetime.

We will regularly update you on the current status through a newsletter. Additionally, there is always information available on the blog on the website.

The first project is expected to start in the second quarter of 2025. More will be added over time.

Ready-to-deliver planned projects include, for example, a commercial offers platform, an online casino, a very extensive social media platform, as well as leisure platforms, car rentals, and more.

Our UOST token is currently tradable on the P2B exchange. More exchanges will be added.

The UOST token is integrated into the Polygon network, which ensures low fees and fast transfer times.

Important Notice: : When sending, always ensure to use the CORRECT NETWORK ! This applies to both the sender's wallet and the recipient's wallet! This is unrelated to the Polygon network in which the token is integrated. Neglecting this may result in the process being irreversible and uncorrectable, leading to a 100% loss of your tokens!

Since the UOST will play a role in all projects and must be purchased on the exchange for this purpose, its value will increase.

Very strong price fluctuations, as with many other tokens, are almost excluded because no one owns a large enough amount to significantly influence the price. We have no "whales" (individual holders of very large amounts of tokens).

All fees that a user has to pay for a project, such as the social media platform, will be returned up to 100% in UOST tokens. This is unique worldwide!

As a member, you receive a 30% discount on all fees in all future projects.

For example, the monthly membership of the social media platform only costs around $2 instead of $3.

You can also earn a lot of money here by recommending the packages. This can be done over three levels. A detailed explanation can be found on the Affiliate page.

A crypto wallet is a digital wallet that allows you to store, send, and receive cryptocurrencies. It works similarly to a traditional wallet, but instead of cash or credit cards, it stores digital currencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and others.

A crypto wallet contains private keys and public addresses, that are necessary for managing your cryptocurrencies:

• Private keys: These are like your password or PIN code. With a private key, you can authorize transactions and access your cryptocurrencies. It is extremely important to keep this key secure, as access to your cryptocurrencies depends on it. If someone knows your private key, they can steal your currencies.
• Public addresses: These are like your account number and are used to receive cryptocurrencies. You can share your public address with others so they can send you money (cryptocurrency).

There are different types of crypto wallets:

• Hot wallets (Online-Wallets)
• These wallets are connected to the internet, making them practical for quick access and trading.
• Examples: Coinbase Wallet, Metamask, Exodus.
• Advantage: Easy to use, ideal for frequent transactions.
• Disadvantage: Since they are online, they are more vulnerable to hacks.
• Cold Wallets (Offline-Wallets)
• These wallets are not connected to the internet, providing higher security.
• Examples: Ledger Nano S/X (Hardware-Wallets), Trezor, SeguX
• Advantage: Very secure, as they cannot be hacked as long as they are offline.
• Disadvantage: Less convenient for quick transactions, as you need to connect them physically.
• Paper Wallets
• A type of cold wallet where private and public keys are printed on a piece of paper. This method is also offline and therefore safe from hacker attacks.
• Advantage: Very secure, as there is no digital connection.
• Disadvantage: Can be lost or damaged.
• Mobile und Desktop Wallets
• These wallets are apps or software installed on your smartphone or computer.
• Advantage: Easy to use and often offer additional features such as managing multiple coins.
• Disadvantage: More secure than hot wallets but still vulnerable to malware or device loss.

Depending on your needs (frequent transactions or long-term storage), you can choose the wallet that best suits you. When choosing a wallet, security is an important factor, as losing the private key often means losing access to your cryptocurrencies.​

Crypto exchanges are platforms where users can buy, sell, and trade digital currencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and many other cryptocurrencies. They operate similarly to traditional exchanges, but instead of stocks or bonds, cryptocurrencies are traded.

There are two main types of crypto exchanges:

• Centralized Exchanges (CEX): These are operated by a central company that acts as an intermediary between buyers and sellers. Examples include Binance, Coinbase and Kraken. Users must register, verify their account, and then conduct transactions.
• Decentralized Exchanges (DEX): Here, there is no central operator. Instead, trading is conducted directly between users on a blockchain. Examples include Uniswap, Metamask or Trustwallet. DEXs offer more anonymity and control over one's own funds but require more technical understanding.

Crypto exchanges often offer additional features such as wallet services, margin trading, staking, and futures to enhance the trading experience. However, using a crypto exchange also carries risks, such as security vulnerabilities or the risk of a company shutting down the exchange.

The Blockchain is a decentralized digital database or "ledger system" that stores transactions or information in the form of "blocks" and links these blocks together (hence the name "blockchain"). This structure makes the blockchain particularly secure and transparent, as any changes can only be made with the consensus of all participants.

Here are the main features of a blockchain:

• Decentralization: There is no central authority (like a bank or government) that controls the blockchain. Instead, the blockchain is operated by a network of computers (nodes). These nodes validate and store the data, making the blockchain less susceptible to manipulation or failure.
• Immutability: Once data is entered into the blockchain, it is nearly impossible to change. This makes the blockchain particularly trustworthy, as transactions or information cannot be manipulated afterward without the entire network noticing.
• Transparency: Since all transactions on the blockchain are publicly accessible (although users' identities are protected by cryptographic keys), all participants can trace the history of the transactions. This promotes trust and accountability.
• Security: By using cryptographic methods, the information stored in the blockchain is well protected. Any change must be confirmed by most participants in the network, making manipulation extremely difficult.

Blockchain is often associated with cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, but it also has many other applications, such as supply chain tracking, healthcare, or smart contracts (self-executing contracts).