TNC Group M&A — Accelerating Blockchain’s Potential
TNC Group M&A is well underway. TNC is poised to change the blockchain world as more companies globally integrate the technology.
CEO of Tapscott Group Don Tapscott states that the technology that will have the biggest impact on the world has arrived. It’s not big data, not social media, and not even artificial intelligence — it is blockchain. This technology could very well be the next generation of the Internet. Several companies from different industries have already integrated this technology into their system. Countries around the world are implementing regulations that revolve around blockchain and trying to be the next smart city.
Meanwhile, the launch of TNC Group’s M&A has generated a buzz in the blockchain community. TNC CEO Bruce Jeong clearly expressed his goals to unite the cryptocurrency world through mergers and acquisitions (M&A). TNC will invest in the development and guidance of over 500 blockchain and crypto companies leading to a united blockchain world.
The Blockchain Revolution
Blockchain, simply put, is a decentralized digital ledger or database. It is shared between nodes and can be seen by everyone on the network. The first functioning blockchain was conceptualized in 2008 when Satoshi Nakamoto created Bitcoin. This invention allowed for faster and more secure transactions of money. It is decentralized, which means there are no middlemen such as banks or governments.
Sending an email is easy and instant. This is because it creates a copy of the email to the recipient. This is also known as the Internet of Information, which includes photos, PDF documents, and websites. However, the problem has been on the Internet of Value where assets like fiat money can be hard to send. The world before blockchain excluded people who did not have enough money for a bank account and transactions sometimes took weeks to complete. Blockchain has opened a new world of fintech and entrepreneurship to many people around the world.
Transactions in blockchains are more trusted because there is no middleman. Blockchain ignites the future of trust in the digital age as the distributed ledger network can be as minuscule as ten nodes, or as massive as a million depending on how much ‘digital trust’ is required. Since time immemorial, many have trusted centralized intermediaries to facilitate transactions that don’t require both parties to trust each other. Blockchain can do the same thing but faster, more efficient, and at a lower cost. TNC Group’s M&A aims to make this technology mainstream to unleash its true potential.
Integration of Blockchain in Companies
As blockchain technology advanced over the years, it has moved into industries outside cryptocurrency. Shipping giant FedEx has integrated blockchain technology into its supply chain management, wherein they use this to track high-value cargo. They are also planning on extending their functionality to most of their shipments.
Walmart, among nine other food companies, has partnered with IBM to create a blockchain for tracking food globally through its supply chain. This means that real-time data will be captured at every point and for every food product.
In the agriculture industry, FarmShare and Skuchain are integrating blockchain in improving the transparency of their produce. This is to understand, identify, and record the life cycle of every product which will benefit farmers, retailers, and consumers.
The future of blockchain looks promising, which is why the company saw the opportunity to accelerate the growth of blockchain through TNC Group M&A. We hope to merge with token and coin companies and absorb them into their extensive network. We plan to give blockchain consultancy and provide blockchain solutions like issuing, marketing, token listing, and security.
Did you know?
TNC has an M&A Appraisal Team consisting of more than 45 professionals from different industries around the globe.
Blockchain Technology Creates Smart Cities
TNC currently operates in Dubai, UAE. The city has embraced the adoption of blockchain technology and plans on being one of the first countries to be fully powered by blockchain. The technology will be mainly used for the visa processes, bill payments, license renewals, and more, which currently amount to more than 100 million documents generated annually. By 2020, all these documents will be transacted digitally on the blockchain. Going paperless will save $1.5 billion each year and, more importantly, reduce carbon emissions. This is just one example of what the future of blockchain looks like and how it can change a city drastically.
Liberland President Vít Jedlička recently awarded TNC CEO Bruce Jeong with the Star of Merit Award for his efforts in the development of blockchain technology for the micronation. Liberland is the world’s first country to be powered by a blockchain. The nation accepts Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, and Ethereum donations to run its financial operations; even the state budget is distributed among almost a dozen cryptocurrencies.
In July, CEO Bruce Jeong hosted their launch event at Rockefeller Center, New York. The presentation gave a detailed plan of TNC’s vision and road map to acquire more than 500 blockchain companies. New York was the perfect place to host this event as it is also another top blockchain city, where many promising blockchain startups exist. Giant companies like ConsenSys have supported scalable blockchain startups in New York. Blockchain events like CoinDesk’s Consensus ($17 million in ticket sales) and the Ethereal Summit (attracting 8,500 people) also were the talk in Queens for a while.
The influence it can create through TNC Group M&A is unlimited and could very well accelerate the growth of blockchain. TNC is not just another company aimed at profits but instead, an organization that believes in changing the world for the better, and more importantly, uniting the cryptocurrency world.
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