You don't need up to 1 TBC to be wealthy!

Hello everyone,
Some of you might be wondering what a Kringle is, a Kringle is similar to the term Satoshi if you are familiar with bitcoin.
And to those who are not familiar with these terms at all, a Kringle is a fraction of 1TBC lets say
0.00000001 TBC = 1.00000000 KRINGLE
that is a part of 1TBC. (If you are still wondering what a TBC is you can learn more about the abundant coin).
That means you do not need up to a 1 TBC to be wealthy. Below is a table showing the value of partial TBC coins on October 9th, 2017!
Here is a partial projection of what I mean,

 TBC Date Value
1 TBC October 9, 2017 1,000,000,000 €
0.1 TBC October 9, 2017 100,000,000 €
0.01 TBC October 9, 2017 10,000,000 €
0.001 TBC October 9, 2017 1,000,000 €
0.0001 TBC October 9, 2017 100,000 €
0.00001 TBC October 9, 2017 10,000 €
0.000001 TBC October 9, 2017 1,000 €
0.0000001 TBC October 9, 2017 100 €
0.00000001 TBC October 9, 2017 10 €

 I have introduced you all to the Kringle, which is 100,000,000th of 1 TBC coin. On October 9th, 2017 we expect the value of a Kringle to be worth 10 Euros each. See the charts and tables here Soon we will move the discussion from TBC to Kringles so that people will appreciate the value of every coin. Each Kringle represents a future 10 Euro Bill! It’s easier for people to wrap their heads around that verses a number that starts with a decimal and then perhaps some zeros in a TBC amount. Kringles are AWESOME!
 Soon I will be posting the simple way to get free Kringles to your TBC wallet. Enjoy

Comments

  1. Bitoye Bitcoin Exchange23 September 2017 at 00:45

    Hmmmmm........but the value of the bitcoins changes depends on the country or the depends on the marketing values.

    how can i buy bitcoins

    ReplyDelete

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