OriginClear Presents WaterChain Strategy at d10e Silicon Valley
CEO’s presentation to cryptocurrency industry insiders outlines how coin offerings can transform water industry.
OriginClear Inc. (OTC/QB: OCLN), a leading provider of water treatment solutions, released details of its WaterChain initiative at d10e, a leading conference on decentralization (d10e.biz/silicon-valley-2018).
“People are worried about global water scarcities,” said Riggs Eckelberry, OriginClear CEO. “Soon they will be able to do something about it, by investing directly in water projects through coin offerings. Once it is launched, we believe WaterChain has the potential to be a disruptive technology in water.”
The presentation stated, “WaterChain intends to facilitate a series of coin offerings in which crypto investors will fund game-changing water projects in return for regulated security tokens that would represent ownership in future royalties and pay dividends to those cleaning up the world’s water supply.”
The presentation slides are available at WaterChain.io.
Enrique Martinez of Web Capitalists, a retained advisor of OriginClear, stated, “I believe WaterChain can truly help the water industry accelerate its efforts to resolve coming water shortages.”
Persons from the water industry interested in making WaterChain a reality should contact the company at WaterChain.io. The company plans to develop the protocol in close consultation with the industry, but cautions that there is no assurance this effort will succeed, or that it will successfully fund, and eventually develop, a cryptocurrency offering.
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