The online platform, operational since January 2019, initially launched in August 2018, has garnered a significant user base, reportedly reaching 50,000 users as of early 2023. The platform offers a cryptocurrency named GELDC, which purportedly holds the highest market capitalization globally, surpassing leading companies and coins. Although not yet listed on a major cryptocurrency ranking site, the platform has approval for listing once a trading volume of $200,000 is demonstrated, a target believed to be achievable. The cryptocurrency's association with a well-known blockchain can be verified online.
The platform maintains a substantial presence across various social media channels, with hundreds of thousands of followers on major platforms. Despite this extensive digital footprint, the founder seeks to sell the entire operation due to the lack of advertising funds for further expansion. The sale includes all social media assets and provides lifetime support, emphasizing the founder's commitment to transforming the venture into a major success. The founder believes that once GELDC is listed on the major ranking site, its value and prominence will surge, predicting imminent success. The entire platform’s assets, including the social media channels, are part of the proposed sale, reflecting the founder's ambition for the project and determination for it to succeed under new ownership.
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