Crypto Trust Inc seeks to raise 25.000 BTC
The World’s First Corporation With a Formal Capital Structure Based on Bitcoin Seeks to Raise 25,000 Bitcoin Today, Cryptor Latam Inc., an innovative investment company and Think Tank focused on bitcoin and crypto related assets, announces the launch of its capital raising campaign. With a world-class advisory board and board of directors candidates, the company plans to serve the bitcoin ecosystem by becoming a long term investor for booming businesses in the bitcoin and crypto related sectors. Cryptor Latam Inc., part of the Cryptor Trust Inc group, is the world’s first corporation with....
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