Decenturion Start-ups

Decenturion is home to two groups of residents. The first group are individuals called citizens. The second group is legal residents. These are not people but newly formed businesses called start-ups.

The start-up companies that join Decenturion are those that deal with cryptocurrencies. The start-ups join Decenturion for the reason of raising capital for their businesses. When the start-ups join Decenturion, they get access to many investors willing to buy their products. The Decenturion citizens also buy tokens from the start-ups.

Decenturion has many citizens, drawn from all over the world. My personal observation is that most of these citizens are investors or entrepreneurs. Naturally, these people are early adopters. By being members of Decenturion, start-ups will be able to raise capital for their businesses. They also access a huge market for their products.

However, Decenturion does not accept all start-ups that come its way. There is a lot of vetting that goes on. It assesses qualitative aspects of the new business. Only viable businesses are accepted.

As you can see there is a strong relationship between start-ups and citizens. When the start-ups join Decenturion they distribute part of their tokens for free. This free distribution ensures that the tokens are acceptable widely within a very short space of time.

Quick adoption of a cryptocurrency has a possibility of stabilising its value and wide adoption worldwide. There will always be a cordial relationship between a start-up and Decenturion citizens. Instead of the new company to offer free bounty programs to people and organisation unknown to it, it offers these to its base of supporters and partners.

Thus there is a unique partnership between the start-ups and the citizens because they are both part and parcel of Decenturion. There are many start-ups affiliated to Decenturion, which include FLOGmall, Raddar and YellA.

From my experience with Decenturion start-ups, I have come to appreciate a lot the work of YellA. YellA is a decentralised promotional agency. This means anyone including you can promote their products and services with YellA. YellA offers very low cost packages yet it reaches a global audience. You can read more on YellA here.

Raddar is another affiliate of Decenturion, offering a great service to crypto traders. It provides vital information for traders to make informed decisions. Read more about it here

It is a platform where buyers and sellers interact in order to exchange goods and services. FLOGmall is a global trading platform, which uses cryptocurrencies as the medium of exchange.

I have given the above start-ups as examples of affiliates of Decenturion. You can read more on Decenturion here.