The document provides an overview of the history of currency and money, from bartering of cattle and cowrie shells to modern digital currencies like Bitcoin. It then summarizes OneCoin, a new cryptocurrency, noting that it has features like a fixed money supply controlled by algorithms, low transaction fees, and global recognition. The document promotes OneCoin packages available for purchase that provide tokens redeemable for OneCoins, with projected growth charts.

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History of Currency
Currency Evolution as Society Progresses
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What is money? By definition, it’s something of value. But over the last 10,000 years, the material form that money has
taken has changed considerably—from cattle and cowrie shells to today’s electronic currency. Here, get an overview of
the history of money.
In the Beginning Barter
9000-6000 BC Cattle
1200BC Cowrie Shells
1000 BC First Metal Money and Coins
500 BC BC Modern Coinage
118 BC Leather Money
800-900 AD “Pay through the Nose”
806 AD Paper Currency
1500 AD Potlach - Chinook Indians
1535 AD Wampum
1816 AD The Gold Standard
1930 AD End of the Gold Standard
Present New Currencies (US Franklin)
The Future Digital/Crypto Currencies
Source:
NOVA: http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/ancient/history-money.html
Date CurrencyDate Currency

3. "In the
future,
financial
transactions
will be
digital,
universal
and almost
free.”
Bill
Gates
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4. "It feels strange
to think of a world
without cash, no
more coins or
notes to find
down the back of
the sofa, but it
appears that's the
way things are
heading."
Sir
Richard
Branson
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5. 04
"Virtual
currencies may
hold long-term
promise,
particularly if the
innovations
promote a faster,
more secure and
more efficient
payment system."
Ben
Bernanke
Former Federal
Reserve Chairman

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Introduction to Crypto Currencies
Controlled
By Algorithms
Fixed
Money Supply
Low-Friction
Exchange
Global
Recognition
Features
Cryptocurrencies have been recognized by more and more organizations and governments around the
world. “2013 is the Year of Bitcoin.” Cryptocurrencies have become a preferable medium of exchange for
many worldwide merchants due to their lower transaction costs.
Cryptocurrencies cannot be devalued like fiat currencies by increasing the money supply.
Cryptocurrencies are governed by mathematical algorithms rather than government agencies.
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Crypto Currency
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Facts & Figures
Nov. 29, 2013
Bitcoin reaches $1242
As of Now
14 Million Plus bitcoin have been mined
Over 20,000
Computers mining Bitcoin
2009
Bitcoin released as open source
2008
Satoshi Nakamoto publishes paper

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How the Algorithm Works
5 + 0 = 5
4+1 = 5
2+3 = 5
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Fixed/Finite Solutions
Example Algorithm
The algorithm for cryptocurrency has a fixed or finite
number of solutions, called “coins”. Everything is
governed by mathematics and cannot be changed
once mining begins.
As an example, you could produce a cryptocurrency
with just 3 coins (solutions). In this example, all three
are correct solutions to the question “what makes 5?”

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Where Does the Value Come From?
OneCoin©
Value Generation
Value is determined by what people are willing to pay for something. Market driven commodities or currencies are
determine by open market conditions of people buying and selling.
A pristine edition of
“Action Comics No. 1,”
which first introduced
Superman, has sold for
$3.2 million in an
auction conducted on
eBay.
The world's rarest
stamp has sold at
auction for a record-
breaking $9.5million
The virtual world Second Life has its own economy and a
currency referred to as Linden Dollars (L$). In the SL
economy, residents buy from and sell to one another directly,
using the Linden, which is exchangeable for US dollars or
other currencies on market-based currency exchanges.
In 2009 the total size of the Second Life economy grew 65%
to US$567 Million

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Deal Flow over time
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Venture Capital
One Billion
$349M
$99M
$2M

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Real-World Examples
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Examples
10-40% Fees 3-6% Fees

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Gartner’s Predictions
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Leading Analysts
Founded in 1979
employing 6,800 associates
We serve clients in 90 countries.
$2.0 billion revenue
World's leading information technology
research and advisory company

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Why OneCoin Beats Bitcoin
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OneCoin©
More Advanced & Secure
Centralized Mining PoolEarly Stage
Smaller Denominations Dedicated Management
OneExchange
TM

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Dr. Ruja Ignatova, Founder
Dr. Ruja Ignatova
Professional Background
• Degree in Law from The University of Oxford
• Masters Degree in Economics from the University
of Konstanz
• Former Associate Partner with McKinsey &
Company
• Former CEO & CFO of one of the largest Asset
Management Funds in Bulgaria
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Founder and
CEO

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Pehr Karlsson & Michael Mathias
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Pehr - Crown Diamond

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Tokens per OneCoin
OneCoin©
As of June 11, 2015
=
Token
s
OneCoi
n

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1- Year Growth Projection
Disclaimer:
The price chart presented is based solely on predictions – and is not a financial forecast for OneCoin™ Growth
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Our Packages
Tokens: 1,000
Splits: 1
Cost Per OneCoin:
60c
€130
Starter
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Tokens: 5,000
Splits: 1
Cost Per OneCoin:
60c
€530
Trader
Tokens: 10,000
Splits: 1
Cost Per OneCoin:
60c
€1030
Pro Trader
Tokens: 30,000
Splits: 1
Cost Per OneCoin:
60c
€3030
Executive
Trader
Tokens: 60,000
Splits: 2
Cost Per OneCoin: 40c
€5030
Tycoon Trader
Prices in Euros

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Ultimate Convergence
Perfect Timing
The Internet
of Money
Network Mkting
Exponential
Growth
Crypto Currency
The Future
of Money
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