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Road map and Timelines
January 2025
• Basic registration
• Introduction of Earn tasks
• Mining updates
• Course Unit 1: Introduction to Blockchain and Cryptography

February 2025
• Daily rewards
• Referral system
• LVL ratings
• Course Unit 2: Introduction to Wallets and Exchanges

March 2025
• Daily Airdrop Combos
• Course Unit 3: Introduction to Crypto Networks and Staking September2025
• Expansion of partners with more complex Capital development projects

April 2025
• Daily Capital Airdrops claims
• On-chain infrastructure development
• Wallet implementation
• Web 3 pre-listing Quest
• Course Unit 4: Cryptocurrencies, Spot and Futures Markets

May 2025
• Achievers rating
• Implementing tech for the largest Airdrop
• TGE and Capital Airdrop distribution
• Course Unit 5: Worldwide P2P Exchange and Trading

June 2025
• Listing
• 1st Season launch and Capital Finance
• Integration of external payment systems into Ecosystem
• Course Unit 5: Grid and Smart Trading Bots

July 2025
• Grand Capital Airdrop
• Release of PWA for payment service integration

August 2025
• Capital Coin Finance- 2nd Season launch
• Integration of the ads network into the store products

September2025
• Expansion of partners with more complex Capital development projects

October 2025 • The second phase of the Airdrop
• UGC (User-Generated Content) creation tools
• Launch of an internal NFT marketplace

November 2025
• Moving beyond PWA. Integration with desktop
• Award of Certificates

December2025
• Project Monitoring
• Project Evaluation

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Our website and App are comprehensive platforms designed to facilitate seamless interaction within the Capital Coin ecosystem. They serves as a unified interface for managing the digital asset, engaging with the Capital Coin database, and accessing various blockchain services.

Key Features of the Capital Coin Website and App:
• A Self-Custody Wallet: The Capital Coin app includes a self-custody wallet, ensuring that users have complete control over their funds. With a self-custody wallet, you maintain full control over your private keys, ensuring that only you have access to your funds.

• User-Friendly Interface: Designed for convenience and efficiency, the website and App offer a smooth user experience, making the management of the digital asset straightforward and hassle-free.

The website and App offer a smooth and responsive user interface, minimizing lags and providing an enjoyable user experience.

• Comprehensive Asset Support: The Capital Coin website and App support a wide range of usabilites, including Airdrops, Asset storage, Staking, Smart trading Bots, a Worldwide P2P Exchange and so much more, allowing users to manage the diverse digital asset usabilities within a single platform.

• Gateway to Capital Coin Network: As the primary access point to the Capital Coin Network, the Capital Coin website and App allow you to engage with one of the most censorship-resistant, reliable, and high-performing blockchain networks available.
How to use the Capital Coin Website and App:

• Mobile App: Download the app from the App Store for iOS devices or the Google Play Store for Android devices.

• Website: For desktop use, install the Chrome browser and browse to www.capitalcoin.world
Managing Assets:

• Sending and Receiving: Use the "Send" and "Receive" functions to transfer Capital Coins between users. The app is designed to make these transactions fast and user-friendly.

• Staking: Stake your Capital Coins directly within the app to contribute to network security and earn unlimited rewards.

Exploring the Ecosystem: Accessing Capital Coins: Navigate to the "Home" page to browse, discover and interact with various decentralized usability within the Capital Coin Network.

Staying Informed: The Capital Coin Website and App features provide the latest announcements, educational articles, and research pieces from the Capital Coin Network, keeping you updated on recent developments.

Coin Utility in the Capital Coin Ecosystem Capital Coin is the native cryptocurrency of the Capital Coin Ecosystem, serving multiple functions within the ecosystem:
1. Transaction Fees: Capital Coins are used to pay for transactions across the Capital Coin Network, including transferring assets, interacting with the Blockchain, and using network services.

2. Staking Capital Coins: Participants can stake Capital Coins to support the network's security and consensus mechanisms, earning rewards in return.

3. Governance: Capital Coin holders can vote on protocol upgrades, fee structures, and other key decisions, ensuring a decentralized and community-driven ecosystem.

4. Incentives: The network rewards contributors, such as Node operators, in Capital Coins, incentivizing participation in the network’s decentralized infrastructure and ensuring sustained engagement.

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Contract details: Contract Name, Type, Symbol and Address
Capital coin is built on the TRON Network which is a decentralised Blockchain platform with a scalabilty capacity of 2,000 Transactions per second (TPS), making it one of the fastest blockchain platforms.
TRON Blockchain is highly secured with Keccak-256 Hash algorithm and its transaction fees are significantly low. Below are the contract details.
Contract Name: CAPITAL COIN
Contract Type: TRC20
Contract Symbol: CPL
Contract Address: TNHtD4AqxtkMxiF6rB4HhxGuefk68LwNec
Capital Coin Allocation:
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Supply metrics and distribution: The Capital Coin Network has a Maximum supply cap of 10 Billion Capital Coins, strategically allocated to support the long-term stability, sustainability and community engagement. 20% of the maximum coin supply is allocated to support the Capital Coin Ecosystem while 17.5% is allocated to Coin sales. 10% is allocated Liquidity Networks, 10% to Mainet Validators, 10% to Marketing, 10% to the Core team, 10% for rewarding Subnet Node owners and operators, while 6.5% no Token Sale.
The project advisors are allocated 5% and the listing team 1%. Capital coin follows an exponential decay schedule to ensure sustainable incentives and encourage long-term participation.
Our planned decay schedule will help control inflation by reducing the rate of new coin issuance over time, to encourage miners or validators, to continue participating in the network even as the block reward decreases overtime as coin price increases with a planned decay schedule ceteris paribus.
Incentivization (Airdrops and Earn Rewards): To celebrate our launch, Capital Coin will conduct an airdrop campaign, allowing participants to earn rewards by completing specific tasks and engaging with the community social network pages.
• Verify Eligibility: Qualify based on activities such as participating in specific campaigns, or Capital Coin applications.
• Complete Tasks: Engage in designated activities like following community social network pages.
• Verify Eligibility: Qualify based on activities such as participating in specific campaigns, or Capital Coin applications.
• Complete Tasks: Engage in designated activities like following Capital Coin on social media, interacting with posts, videos, referring friends, or holding Capital Coins to earn points.
• Track Progress: Use the live leader board to monitor your rank and competitiveness within the community.
• Claim Rewards: After the Token Generation Event (TGE), follow the provided instructions to claim your Capital Coins.
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To achieve absolute security of users’ funds, all Capital Coin transactions are vetted by Blockchain technology and highly secured by Cryptography.
Blockchain uses cryptography to secure all transactions, maintain data integrity and control the creation of additional units. Cryptography uses the logic of Encryption, Decryption, Digital signatures and Hash functions to secure the data in the presence of any third party.
Blockchain technology: Capital coin assets and transactions are secure because all transactions are vetted by a Blockchain technology. A blockchain is a special kind of database organized into blocks, which are chronologically arranged and secured by cryptography.
The structure ensures that data is secure, transparent, and immutable. It’s virtually impossible to change data stored in a block after the block is confirmed and added to the chain. A Blockchain is a decentralized digital ledger that is maintained by a distributed network of computers.
The decentralized structure also removes the need for a central authority thus Blockchain transactions can happen between users without the need for intermediaries. At its core, a blockchain is a digital ledger that securely records transactions between two parties in a tamper-proof manner.
The transaction data is recorded by a globally distributed network of computers (nodes). Each block contains: • Data (e.g., transaction details) • A timestamp A digital record of the time of occurrence of a particular event • A cryptographic hash: A unique identifier created by running the block’s data through a hashing algorithm. • Previous block's hash: This is what links blocks together, forming the chain. Blocks are chained together using cryptographic methods, forming the blockchain.
Consensus Algorithm: The process of verifying transactions and adding them to the blockchain is done through a consensus mechanism, a set of rules that govern how nodes on the network come to an agreement about the state of the blockchain and the validity of transactions.
To add a block to the chain, participants in the network must agree on its validity. This is achieved using a consensus algorithm, such as Proof of Work (PoW) or Proof of Stake (PoS). Capital coin is built on the Tron Network that uses the Proof of Stake Consensus Algorithm. In the Proof of Stake consensus mechanism, block validators are chosen based on their stake in the network.
Tron Network specifically utilizes a delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS) where once transactions are validated by the delegates (elected representatives), a block is added to the blockchain. Each subsequent block references the previous one, ensuring a tamper-proof structure. In other words, for a new block to be validated, it must use the previous block identifier.
Cryptography: Cryptography is the science of secure communication that uses mathematics and computers to create hidden messages. Cryptography is therefore the process of hiding or coding information so that only the person a message was intended for can read it thus, Cryptography (or cryptology) is one solution that has made it possible to protect our information from some of the risks associated with data storage and distribution.
In a basic process of text encryption, a plaintext (data that can be clearly understood) undergoes an encryption process that turns it into ciphertext (which is unreadable). By doing this, one can guarantee that the information sent can only be read by a person in possession of a specific decryption key. By using specific cryptographic techniques, one is able to send sensitive data over networks. Learning how cryptography works is critical to understanding its security importance within Blockchain systems such as the one Capital Coin uses.
Modern cryptography consists of various areas of study, but some of the most relevant are the ones that deal with symmetric encryption, asymmetric encryption, hash functions, and digital signatures
Symmetric vs Asymmetric Encryption. In cryptography, encryption algorithms generate keys as a series of bits that are used for encrypting and decrypting a piece of information. Encryption algorithms are often divided into two categories, known as symmetric and asymmetric encryption.
The fundamental difference between these two methods of encryption relies on the fact that symmetric encryption algorithms make use of a single key, for both encryption and decryption. This key is kept private, and is often used to encrypt data that is stored in a static location, like a database.
Symmetric encryption is faster than asymmetric encryption while asymmetric encryption makes use of two different but related keys, one public and one private, to encrypt and decrypt data. Anyone can use the public key to encrypt data, but only the holder of the private key can decrypt it.
Asymmetric encryption is also known as public key cryptography. While symmetric encryption algorithms use the same key to perform both the encryption and decryption functions, an asymmetric encryption algorithm, by contrast, uses one key to encrypt the data and another key to decrypt it.
In asymmetric systems, the key used for encryption is known as the public key and can be freely shared with others while the key used for decryption is the private key and should be kept in secret.
In symmetric schemes, the keys are randomly selected while in asymmetric encryption, there must be a mathematical relationship between the public and private keys, meaning that there is a mathematical pattern between the two. The length of symmetric keys is usually set at 128 or 256 bits, depending on the required level of security.
In the case of Asymmetric keys that have a mathematical pattern between public and private keys, the pattern can potentially be exploited by attackers to crack the encryption thus, the keys need to be much longer than the Symmetric keys to present an equivalent level of security.
The difference in key length is so pronounced that a 128-bit symmetric key and a 2,048-bit asymmetric key offer roughly similar levels of security. Such a distinction, though apparently simple, accounts for the functional differences between the two forms of encryption techniques and the ways they are used.
Symmetric encryption is generally considered less secure because it uses one key, while Asymmetric encryption is generally considered more secure and versatile than the symmetric encryption because it uses two keys. However, asymmetric encryption is slower and less efficient than symmetric encryption, and it can be more complex to manage. The choice between symmetric and asymmetric encryption depends on the user's specific needs and the Capital Coin network uses Asymmetric encryption to secure users transactions.
Digital Signatures: Digital signatures are based on Public Key infrastructure. By this mechanism, two keys are generated, a Public Key and Private Key. The private key is kept by the signer and it should be kept securely. On the other hand, the receiver must have the public key to decrypt.
For example, if you send Capital Coins, the transaction is encrypted and broadcast on the network. The receiver must have a public key to sign the transaction digitally and receive the payment. The public key decrypts the message and converts it into another hash value.
Then, the program which is used to open the message compares this new hash value to the original hash value which was generated on the Sender’s side. If the hash value on Sender’s side matches with the hash value generated on receiver’s side, then the program will complete the payment.
Otherwise, the program will not allow the payment completion if both hash values don’t match. In the Capital Coin system, digital signatures guarantee that each user is only able to spend funds of his own wallet or account and that these funds can't be spent more than once.
Hash functions: A Hash function is mathematical function used in cryptography to typically take inputs of variable lengths and return outputs of a fixed length. The hash functions thus transform or "map" a given data set into a bit string of fixed size, also known as the "hash value." Hash functions are used in the Capital Coin system for transactions, password and message security.
In the Capital Coin system, Hash functions are important elements of the Protocol termed as the Hashcash function, which define the Proof of Stake consensus mechanism and the validation process (responsible for securing the network, validating transactions and generating new coins).
Capital Coin is built on the Tron chain thus specifically uses the Keccak-256 to hash information which is a Secure Hash Algorithm 3 Standard (SHA-3). Keccak-256 is a high security collision resistant Hash function.
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The global unemployment rate stands at 5.2% but, the rate varies significantly across countries, with the highest rates reaching 35.7% and 28% in Eswatini and South Africa respectively.
Joblessness and the jobs gap – which is the number of persons without employment who are interested in finding a job, have both increased post-pandemic.
The labour market outlook and global unemployment will thus both worsen. In 2025, every other month, an extra two million workers are projected and expected to be looking for jobs, raising the global unemployment rate.
Disposable incomes have declined in the majority of G20 countries and generally, the erosion of living standards resulting from inflation is, “unlikely to be compensated quickly”. Furthermore, important differences persist between higher and lower income countries.
While the jobs gap rate in 2024 was 8.2 per cent in high-income countries, it stood at 20.5 per cent in the low-income group. Similarly, while the 2023 unemployment rate persisted at 4.5 per cent in high-income countries, it was 5.7 per cent in low-income countries moreover, working poverty is likely to persist.
Despite quickly declining after 2020, the number of workers living in extreme poverty (earning less than US$2.15 per person per day in purchasing power parity terms) grew by about 1 million in 2024.
The number of workers living in moderate poverty (earning less than US$3.65 per day per person in PPP terms) increased by 8.4 million in 2024.
Income inequality has also widened, and the erosion of the real disposable income aggregates demand for a more sustained economic recovery.
Thus, the growing inequalities and stagnant productivity are causes for a huge concern hence the rates of informal work expected to remain static, accounting for around 58 percent of the global workforce in 2025. The levels of poverty are on the increase especially in third World economies, amidst a global lack of capital to kick start or empower individuals and business to sustainable livelihoods.
In the light of the above problem, the traditional financial systems to provide liquidity are centralised, insecure or Exclusive. The Capital coin project is on-board to provide extensive knowledge and the unlimited decentralised financing needed to empower the finance needy individuals or business Worldwide.
This will create financial freedom thus, revolutionize finance Worldwide through a decentralised digital finance ecosystem which is, secure, transparent and accessible to individuals and businesses Worldwide, as Capital to kick-start and/or empower users to sustainable income generating projects, to alleviate poverty and joblessness.

The ultimate trust and sustainability of the Capital Coin project to solve the problem statement depends on these core values.
Decentralized: The Capital Coin project is community driven therefore decentralized and Capital Coins are not issued or controlled by a central authority, making it immune to government manipulation like other payment systems that banks and other government authorities are controlling.
The distribution and transaction of Capital Coin is free from any third party interference, that’s why a Capital Coin transaction never fails when done right.
Capital Coins will therefore make it possible to transfer value online without the need for a middleman like a bank or payment processor.
The decentralized nature of the Capital Coin project facilitates peer-to-peer (P2P) transactions directly between individuals and the providers of liquidity without any interference so, instead of physical wallets and bank accounts, people will access their Capital Coins through unique crypto wallets or Exchanges.
Secure: Capital coin assets and transactions are secure because all transactions are vetted Blockchain technology highly secured by Cryptography to ensure ultimate data integrity.
Our blockchain, is an ongoing, constantly re-verified record of every single transaction made. Unlike a bank’s ledger, a blockchain is distributed across participants of the digital currency’s entire network. The distributed architecture increases the network’s security because there is no single point of failure for malicious actors to exploit.
If a node tries to validate invalid transactions or misbehaves, they are quickly expelled from the network. Digital money is safer than cash, which can be more easily stolen or forged. The blockchain uses cryptography to secure all transactions, maintain data integrity and control the creation of additional units.
Cryptography uses the logic of Encryption, Decryption, Digital signatures and Hash functions to secure the data in the presence of any third party. When you open your wallet and make a Capital Coin transaction, you are essentially using your private key to generate a digital signature.

The network then checks your signature and, if all is good, your transaction is securely added to a new block.
Global Accessibility: Like all Cryptocurrencies, Capital Coins are digital and borderless thus, they can be used by anyone with an internet connection, regardless of location.

The Capital Coin finance ecosystem has no physical borders whatsoever like the traditional finance systems such as Banks that have physical borders and jurisdictions.
Such a Global accessibility significantly increases equality of opportunities by advancing a future to everyone, regardless of their location and every one can participate in the global digital economy through this universally accessible decentralized financial system.
This unbounded global accessibility is especially important in crisis situations where instant cross-border financial transactions need to be possible, such as during the Ukrainian refugee crisis, where USDC was used to distribute direct aid.
Financial Inclusion: The Capital Coin financial inclusion ecosystem avails and equates opportunities and financial services to all individuals and businesses Worldwide thus everyone can access affordable, and timely financial products and services—which includes equity, loans and insurance products.
It provides paths to enhance inclusiveness in economic growth by enabling the unbanked population to access the means for savings, investment, and insurance towards improving household income and reducing income inequality.
The Capital Coin financial inclusion aspect typically targets those who are unbanked or underbanked, and then directly delivers sustainable financial services to them thus, financial inclusion goes beyond merely opening an account.
Individuals and businesses must have access to useful and affordable financial products and services that meet their needs, transactions, payments, savings, credit and insurance, delivered in a responsible and sustainable way.
Scalability: Capital Coin operates on a high-performance blockchain able to handle increased complexity without a hitch.
This enables us to manage more transactions and integrate additional local payment systems to quickly deliver funds to users Worldwide.
Capital Coin's modular architecture and Helios consensus algorithm provides support for the expected infinite growing user base.
Competitive Advantage: The Capital Coin system has Instant access to unlimited liquidity with low transaction costs and no Exchange rates whatsoever for international transactions.
Cryptocurrencies can reduce fees and delays associated with sending money and avail absolute enhanced privacy.
Community Involvement: The Capital Coin Network fosters a collaborative environment, encouraging contributions from developers, builders, and enthusiasts.
Transparency: Anyone can generally check a Blockchain’s data, including all the transaction data and block data, on public websites known as blockchain explorers.
Capital Coin is built on the Tron Network and all Capital Coin transactions are publically available on Tronscan.
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