Hello, I'm Nastya from TCP-MARKET
When the news talks about wheat, we yawn. And that's a pity. Today, the price of bread, the stability of currencies, and even the fates of countries depend on grain. Welcome to the new world order, where food is a weapon, and money becomes liabilities.
After Russia withdrew from the 'Black Sea Initiative,' global grain trade faltered. Ukraine lost access to the sea, Russia dictated routes, China purchased volumes in advance, and Turkey became a grain hub. Wheat is the new bitcoin, but only with delivery to warehouses.
And this is where the real crypto effect begins.
Example #1: Binance and payment blockages
After the onset of sanctions pressure in 2022, more than 50 banks in Russia and Belarus were disconnected from SWIFT, and dozens of businesses were left without access to international settlements. During this time, activity in stablecoins on Binance surged: trading of USDT in the ruble pair increased by 300% in a month. People massively switched to cryptocurrency for settlements because commodity transactions — even at the level of grain, equipment, and fertilizers — became impossible to pay through banks.
Example #2: Arrest of a vessel with fertilizers in 2023
Norwegian authorities detained a vessel with 20,000 tons of Russian fertilizers in 2023 for formal reasons. As a result, an agricultural holding from India, which did not receive the goods, tried for the first time to pay through a smart contract with the condition of a refund if the delivery did not go through. It was not cryptocurrency in its pure form, but a tokenized asset with a built-in condition of the deal. The infrastructure was based on Tron.
Example #3: TCP-MARKET and a real alternative
And here comes TCP-MARKET — a platform that not only trades goods and services between countries but also replaces SWIFT and payment gateways.
A buyer in Turkey pays for a refrigerator in lira, a seller in Kazakhstan receives in tenge — all within an ecosystem where TCPcredit (a digital debt obligation, 1:1 to the dollar) and TCPcent — 'fuel' for transactions, with limited issuance, play a key role.
When last month a bank in Estonia delayed an outgoing payment of $22,000, TCP-MARKET transferred the same amount between users in 3 seconds via Tron. No banks, no 5% fees, no risk of blockages.
The world is changing. People no longer want to depend on politicians, sanctions, and intermediaries. They want to buy grain directly, with insured transactions, clear logistics, and instant settlements.
This was impossible before. Now it's a reality.