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UNITED
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SECURITIES
AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
Washington,
DC 20549
FORM
8-K
CURRENT REPORT
Pursuant
to Section 13 or 15 (d) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934
Date
of Report (date of earliest event reported): February 28, 2024
ARAX
HOLDINGS CORP.
(Exact
name of Registrant as specified in its charter)
Nevada |
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820 E Park Ave,
Bld. D200
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telephone number, including area code: 850 254
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Exhibit 99.1
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Arax Holdings Corp. |
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Dated: February 28, 2024 |
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/s/ Christopher D. Strachan |
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Christopher D. Strachan |
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Chief Financial Officer |
Exhibit
99.1
The
Forefront of Financial Ingenuity in Democratized Life Settlement Contract EcoSystem
ARAX and LCC Deploy Core Blockchain and Its Ecosystem
in a Fully Transparent DeFi Solution with a Real-Time Tokenized Life Settlement Bond Value Investment Index in a jointly owned
Solutions Provider, VERAT LLC
Summary
This
article takes a deep dive into the innovative Core Blockchain ecosystem, encompassing CorePass, Ping Exchange, Core Tokenization
and Smart Contract Platform, the Core Digital Asset Management Platform, and Core Regtech Solutions in a fully transparent DeFi
and Fractional Life Settlement Bond Platform deployed in a unique real-time valuation system developed by Longevity Capital Company
(LCC).
In
the article, we review how these platforms are redefining the financial industry through decentralization and integration of advanced
tech solutions with specific reference to programmable money, referred to as purpose-bounded money (PBM), and within a sphere
of programmable regulatory compliance. The article highlights multiple unique, first-of-their-kind solutions that the VERAT partnership
will generate as a result of the collaboration between the Real-Time Life Settlement Valuations Platform of LCC and ARAX Holdings
Corp’s (ARAX) Core Blockchain EcoSystem, focusing on the synergy between decentralized finance (DeFi), tokenization, digital
identity verification linked to verifiable digital attributes, and regulatory compliance.
The
goal of the VERAT partnership is to offer complete legal infrastructure solutions for banks, InsureTech companies, investment
fund managers, and people looking for small investment opportunities in an open-ended life settlement bond industry that is transparent
and accountable. The article delves into the potential and challenges of adopting VERAT technologies, presenting multiple solutions
in trade finance underwriting, DeFi-based stable token offerings, and open-ended life settlement bonds manifesting in a transparent
and quantifiable predictive investment platform.
Concluding
with key insights, the article lays out the roadmap for a second version of the VERAT Platform for future explorations in the
constantly evolving realm of the tokenized financial landscape, creating a platform for institutions to cherry-pick settlement
contracts that fit their investment portfolio and ultimately facilitate the integration of Life Settlement Bonds into financial
instruments that offer streamlined interactions within a new financial ecosystem that embraces emerging technologies and adapts
them into new paradigms of innovative and trustworthy structured investment opportunities.
Keywords:
Life Settlement Bonds, Life Settlement Contracts, Core Blockchain, CorePass Digital Identity, Core Digital Attributes Platform,
Blockchain-based Accounting Information System (AIS), Business Intelligence (BI), Smart Contracts, Decentralized Finance
(DeFi), Trade Finance Underwriting, Tokenization of Real-World Assets, Purpose Bounded Money (PBM)
Introduction
A
Paradigm Shift in Transparent Investment and Finance
ARAX's
Core Blockchain ecosystem and LCC's Real-Time Life Settlement Valuation Platform are transforming the current financial paradigm.
ARAX and LCC are teaming up to launch an innovative, first-of-its-kind life settlement fintech ecosystem called VERAT LCC. This
groundbreaking partnership introduces the two companies' network of integrated platforms, including LCC Algorithmic Real-Time
Portfolio Valuation, Core Blockchain Smart Contract and Tokenization Platform, CorePass, Ping Exchange, Core Digital Asset Management,
Digital Attribute Platforms, and Core Regtech. Together, they are revolutionizing the landscape of compliant financial ecosystems
and infrastructure solutions in the digital age.
Real-World
Implementation of the VERAT Ecosystem
| ● | Core
Blockchain: Trustworthy Real-Time Data Analytics |
The
Core Blockchain consists of cryptographically linked data blocks within ARAX's Core Blockchain EcoSystem. The ecosystem grants
users access to the complete transaction history via a decentralized ledger, which allows the possibility of building solutions
like transparent and accountable real-time data analytical platforms that provide trustworthy predictive analytical solutions,
a perfect match for Fintech and investment management infrastructure solutions. The architecture employs various peer-to-peer
(P2P) nodes for cryptographic transaction validation, eliminating the need for a central authority. The Core Blockchain technology,
rooted in a peer-to-peer network, operates independently of centralized control. Transactions are recorded using a cryptographic
hash value as a trust mechanism. Each transaction is logged in a block with its hash value and the preceding block's hash value.
Advanced ED448 encryption safeguards the decentralized Core Blockchain system, enhancing security through a sophisticated "proof
of distributed efficiency network," an improved evolution of the conventional Bitcoin "proof of work" technology.
| ● | Core
Blockchain Enterprise Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT): |
Core's
blockchain-based Accounting Information System (AIS) and Business Intelligence (BI), developed on the Totams platform, is a first-of-its-kind
feature due to its ability to organize information and big data in a decentralized, distributed, and shared chain of blocks. This
information and data can be sorted into hashed events and fingerprinted data blocks that merge off-chain cloud platforms into
a blockchain network, creating a dynamic balance of on-chain and off-chain database management platforms. Managed by multiple
users, these platforms operate within Core Blockchain's Peer-to-Peer (P2P) network, referred to as Core's blockchain-based Accounting
Information System (AIS). AIS is developed on the Totams platform and is a first-of-its-kind feature due to its ability
to organize information and big data in a decentralized, distributed, and shared chain of blocks. This information and data can
be sorted into hashed events and fingerprinted data blocks that merge off-chain cloud platforms into a blockchain network, creating
a dynamic balance of on-chain and off-chain database management platforms. Managed by multiple users, these platforms operate
within Core Blockchain's Peer-to-Peer (P2P) network, referred to as Core Enterprise Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT).
Within
the Core Blockchain Enterprise DLT Network, transactions are entered and securely stored in a distributed ledger. This transparent
system is accessible to all relevant parties, including regulators, auditors, and users, each possessing an identical copy of
the ledger for maximum transparency and accuracy.
CorePass:
Digital Identity Evolved
CorePass
transforms identity authentication by merging verifiable digital attributes with blockchain-based digital identities by harnessing
Core Blockchain's distinctive security capabilities. This simplifies KYC and AML compliance while facilitating smooth financial
transactions for digital asset management and settlement.
| ● | Core
Tokenization and Smart Contracts: Asset Management |
Leveraging
Core Blockchain's robust YLEM platform for smart contracts, the Core Blockchain CBC20 standards, Tokenization, and Smart Contract
Platform offer a secure foundation for the fractionalization of real-world assets such as bonds and financial instruments like
Life Settlement Bond investments and a PBM platform for settling reverse auction offerings of life insurance policies. It will
enhance liquidity for individual life insurance policy sellers, democratize access to investment opportunities, and revolutionize
asset management through DeFi initiatives.
| ● | Core
Purpose Bound Money Platform (CT-PBM): Perfect Solutions for Bond Originators, Fund Administrators,
and Managers |
Broadening
the potential of offering an advanced and revolutionary investment management infrastructure, VERAT will deploy the Core Blockchain
Ecosystem's Business Intelligence toolset (CT-EBI) to provide its clients, such as Bond Administrators, not only with asset verification
and real-time investment instrument valuations but, at the same time, service asset management platforms the Core's CT-EBI toolset
platform for VERAT clients interested in a blockchain-based digital attribute management platform connected to the CorePass to
modernize, streamline and simplify the traditional siloed design of the financial industry infrastructure with a shared digital
asset management and settlement platform connecting common information and pushing boundaries within innovative regulatory compliant
financial investment opportunities primarily driven by two elements:
| o | Smart
Contracts
Self-executing
autonomous programs built on the consensus of the network participants and users VERAT
serves in its Life Settlement Management platform. The Core Smart Contract Platform offers
comprehensive compliance with self-executable instances across the digital fund management
value chain. This includes automated securities transfer and settlement in addition to
decentralized compliance. Adhering to the CBC20 Token Standards ensures the secure tokenization
of real-world financial assets. |
| o | CBC20
Tokens
The CBC20 Token
Standards introduce the standard functionality and features of WrappedToken, EquivalentToken,
CheckableToken, and BountiableToken contracts, culminating in a dynamic and multifaceted
token standard. CoreToken consolidates various functionalities into one comprehensive
contract, serving as a versatile solution for projects. It provides advanced token attributes,
such as value stability, improved transactional capabilities, and incentive mechanisms,
catering to diverse project requirements. |
Furthermore,
the CBC20 Token Standard bolsters security by facilitating offline transactions and mitigating cyber threats. Its incentivization
structure rewards users for blockchain activities, and its upgradable nature affords future adaptability for cloud platform integration
off-chain, ensuring compatibility of any technological advancements in future software developments.
| o | CBC20
Tokens Key Attributes |
| ■ | Facilitate
the wrapping and unwrapping of another CBC20 token, which could, e.g., represent fingerprinted
data bundles for off-chain cloud platform integration. |
| ■ | Incorporate
real-time external price feeds to uphold value equivalence, apt for data analytics platforms
and algorithmic investment portfolio predictions. |
| ■ | Enable
the issuance and cash-out for controlled token allowances and settlements. |
| ■ | Implement
a system to assign and execute token bounties for broker rewards and external fee structures. |
| ● | Ping
Exchange: Trading Efficiency at its Peak |
| ● | Designed
to cater to novice and seasoned traders' needs, Ping Exchange exemplifies Core Blockchain's
power to create versatile platforms for exchanging tokenized real-world assets securely
and efficiently. |
VERAT
Life Settlement Management Platform
VERAT's
Life Settlement Management Platform allows clients and institutional users to create tokenized fractional life settlement investment
instruments. These tokenized assets are distributed among investors via private placements, auctions, or public offerings, depending
on the jurisdiction of the proposed bond custody and its regulatory compliance. Following this distribution, these tokens are
listed on the Ping Exchange, facilitating secondary market trading and ensuring liquidity for token holders.
Converting
open-ended life settlement investment funds into fractioned parts, referred to as tokens, transforms traditionally hard-to-move
assets into easily transferable units. This fosters a more streamlined and efficient marketplace.
The
VERAT platform, with specific reference to its embedded tokenization system, is set to not only revolutionize liquidity transformation
in the life settlement bond industry but also to allow more inclusivity for smaller and even individual investors. Enabling fractional
ownership in traditionally large life settlement bond structures can unlock asset value. Previously, these structures were exclusive
to large financial institutions and investors. On the other hand, VERAT expands the investor base and specifically includes smaller
investors by reducing the capital investment requirements.
| ● | Real-Time
Valued Financial Instruments: Transparent Real-Time Data Analytics |
VERAT's
digital Life Settlement platforms will be developed using the Core Blockchain Ecosystem and the CorePass Digital Identity platform.
It will present users with a streamlined dashboard designed for various functions. These include those wishing to tender their
life insurance policies, financial institutions and individuals seeking to acquire policies and construct a compliant structured
life settlement bond, and those interested in participating in or establishing an underwritten DAO-based DeFi project. These instruments
will be converted into tokenizable, regulation-compliant asset-backed securities on the VERAT Platform. This allows owners to
list the compliant tokens on Ping Exchange's secondary trading market.
| ● | Key
Takeaways of the VERAT Life Settlement Platform |
| o | Digital
treasury teams and fund managers in charge of financial institutions' investment portfolios
can use VERAT's streamlined dashboard solution directly. It will provide on-demand portfolio
valuations and algorithmic predictive performance analytics for cash and investment workflows. |
| o | The
VERAT dashboard will equip portfolio owners and stakeholders with fully integrated modules.
These modules will facilitate real-time financial and liquidity position monitoring and
streamline investment and accounting workflows. |
| o | In
the second version of the VERAT platform, VERAT token holders, portfolio managers, and
fund managers could attain real-time straight-through processing using the extensive
API and Oracle library of the Core Digital Asset Management Platform (CT-DAMP). As part
of this, tokenized automated deal tickets will be generated using XCB as underwriting.
This will ensure the creation of a series of transactions for operations using the Core
DAO's Liquidity Staking and Treasury Modules to be deployed later in 2024 on the Ping
Exchange's Settlement platform. |
| o | Enhanced
competitiveness: By harnessing the power of real-time analytics, businesses can swiftly
identify trends and benchmarks, securing a distinct edge over competitors who rely solely
on historical data. Giving them instant access to performance reports about partners
and competitors improves their strategic thinking and makes them even more competitive.
This is especially true for fund managers who will improve bond performance by replacing
bad policies on the reverse auction platform with better ones using the VERAT Platform's
real-time valuation algorithm and the comparative module that will be released in Version
2. |
| o | Accurate
insights: Real-time analytics prioritize immediate analysis, ensuring focused outcomes
and preventing time wasted on irrelevant data collection. |
| o | Cost-effectiveness:
Despite the upfront investment, the ultimate advantages of real-time technologies make
them a financially savvy choice in the long run. These technologies also ward off delays
in resource allocation and information congestion, further enhancing their value. |
| o | Swift
outcomes: Instant data classification enables efficient queries and rapid data processing,
facilitating quicker trend predictions and decision-making. |
| ● | Blockchain
and Asset Management on the VERAT Life Settlement Platform |
Leaders
in the investment management industry have responsibilities beyond troubleshooting daily issues. They need to take proactive measures
to secure the future of their firms in a highly competitive environment, implementing innovative and optimized investment solutions
for their financial resources.
The
VERAT Life Settlement Platform offers a unique blockchain-based asset management solution that empowers investment managers to
have greater control over their clients' portfolios and deliver better returns. At the same time, these investment funds, using
the VERAT Platform, have access to cherry-picking opportunities in bond and investment origination, a platform that utilizes blockchain
technology's secure and immutable nature to streamline data management, improve transparency, and reduce operational costs.
By
leveraging VERAT's life settlement tokenization process, investment managers can provide their clients with direct access to various
alternative assets, such as life settlement policies and fractionated live settlement bonds. These assets offer attractive returns
with low volatility compared to traditional financial instruments, making them a valuable addition to any investment portfolio
as these asset classes are, in general, not linked to market forces.
Moreover,
the VERAT Life Settlement Platform automates many manual processes to manage these alternative assets, reducing human error and
increasing efficiency. This not only saves time but also reduces risk.
By
significantly improving asset management value chains and opening the door to previously unheard-of levels of resource optimization,
VERAT technology, which will be built on the Core EcoSystem, is poised to transform the life settlement sector. Consider the following:
Verified VERAT platform users with a CorePass digital identity tied to their financial and transaction history can authorize creating
a new account 24/7. A smart contract is triggered by this action, which searches records and then approves account opening.
Upon
eligibility assessment, the account opening documents are securely displayed to the customer on their VERAT Dashboard or directly
on their smartphone. All details and records in the form of digital attributes, such as the time and date stamp, location, and
e-signature, are securely hashed in the Core Blockchain. The app efficiently oversees the financing of the new account through
an automated DAO payment or securities transfer system.
At
the same time, blockchain and smart contracts revolutionize private equity fund administration by managing capital resources on
the CT-DAMP and Core RegTech Platform. This programmable and automated DAO process minimizes risk, requiring human intervention
only when necessary.
Clarifying
Complex Innovations
We
aim to demystify the intricacies of Core Blockchain's products and LCC's real-time Life Settlement Bond and Insurance Policy Acquisition
Process, punctuating the discussion with a reader-friendly narrative to shed light on the real-world implications of these groundbreaking
platforms to build.
Core
Blockchain: Decentralization at the Heart
Taking
cues from prominent studies within the sector, we explore the transformative impact of decentralized solutions offered by Core
Blockchain and its EcoSystem. Emphasizing its role in asset tokenization and settlement of DeFi transactions, the review dissects
the nuances that render Core Blockchain and the Core EcoSystem essential players in today's FinTech platforms.
Innovative
Attributes of Core Blockchain
| ● | Decentralized
Core Blockchain and; |
| ● | Core
EcoSystem deployed on Digital Identity and Digital Attribute Verification |
| ● | Core
Dao Platform, XCB and CTN Liquidity Staking Pools, and XCB Treasury Wallets |
| ● | Core
Real-World Tokenized Asset-Backed Assets |
| ● | Purpose-Bound
Money in Smart Contracts |
| ● | Core
Wrapped Token and CBC20 Standards |
| ● | Core
Digital Asset Management Platform (CT-DAMP) |
| ● | Ping
Exchange Digital Asset Settlement Platform |
CorePass:
Streamlining Digital Integrity
CorePass
ushers in a pioneering method for managing digital identities through blockchain technology, facilitating regulatory compliance
and fostering a user-centric environment for digital interactions connecting digital attributes deployed in the Core Digital Asset
Management Platform (CT-DAMP) and the Ping Exchange Digital Asset Settlement Platform.
Asset
Tokenization: Democratizing the Wealth Market in the Life Settlement Industry
We
sift through the dynamics of tokenizing assets and the consequential benefits, ranging from enhanced liquidity to fractional ownership.
The use of Core Blockchain’s smart contracts in encapsulating the DNA of real-world assets is particularly emphasized, illustrating
the platform's excellence in engineering DeFi solutions and DAO solution architectures and implementing Life Settlement Platforms
like that of VERAT.
In
recent years, the financial landscape has witnessed a significant transformation with the emergence of blockchain technology and
the concept of asset tokenization. This innovative approach is reshaping traditional investment strategies, making them more accessible
and inclusive for a broader range of individuals. According to a report by the Boston Consulting Group (BCG), tokenized alternative
assets are poised to democratize investing and become a staggering $16 trillion business by 2030.
An
Insight into the USA Life Settlement Market
According
to recent data, the U.S. life settlement market continues to demonstrate robust growth and resilience, even in the face of economic
adversity. Research conducted
by Conning displays a promising future for life settlements.
This upward trajectory is fueled by factors such as the increasing consumer demand for alternative income sources and investor
interest in diverse assets. Economic circumstances, such as rising interest rates, also play a positive role, enhancing the crediting
rates for universal life policies. Such a conducive environment is projected to stimulate consistent growth in the annual face
value of newly settled policies, as well as the overall gross market from 2023 to 2032.
Montage
Financial Group offers valuable insights into the evolving market dynamics and trends of life settlements. According to a 2020
report by The Deal, approximately $4.6 billion was disbursed to 3,241 policyholders, marking an increase from $4.4 billion and
2,878 policyholders in 2019. This demonstrates notable growth potential. The average policy value in life settlements is about
$1.2 million, and the typical life settlement payout is nearly four times the cash surrender value of the life insurance policy.
This reveals an increasing perception of life settlements as a feasible and profitable option for policyholders.
On
average, sellers received $255,000 per settlement, far greater than the cash surrender offerings from insurance companies. Noteworthy
is that policies worth an approximate face value of $640 billion were lapsed or surrendered, suggesting that many policyholders
could have benefited significantly from life settlements.
The
aging of the Baby Boomer generation, which increases the pool of potential life settlement candidates, is driving the soaring
interest in life settlements. Additionally, increased awareness and educational initiatives will likely support the life settlement
market's growth. The range of available options for a growing number of seniors. In the United States, life settlements are a
practical financial solution for the elderly. They offer a secure, regulated avenue to access funds for retirement needs via trustworthy
brokers.
Asset
tokenization is revolutionizing the wealth market by transforming physical or digital assets into blockchain-based tokens, representing
ownership shares that can be traded on blockchain platforms. This leverages blockchain's transparency, security, and efficiency,
enabling new ways of asset ownership and trading.
VERAT
Life Settlement Platform
Key
Aspects of Life Settlement Asset-Backed Tokenization
| ● | Diverse
Applications: Applies to various assets, like: |
| o | The
acquisition of individual life insurance policies. |
| o | Fractionation
of Life Settlement Bonds |
| o | Asset-Backed
Stable Tokens |
| ● | Fractional
Ownership: It enables tokenizing fractions of high-value bonded assets, making investments
accessible with smaller capital. This approach democratizes high-value investments in
above-average return open-ended bonds with low correlation to market factors. |
| ● | Liquidity
and Accessibility: These tokens are highly liquid and tradeable 24/7 on digital exchanges,
breaking down geographical barriers and allowing global participation. |
| ● | Transparency
and Security: Blockchain ensures tamper-proof, transparent ownership records, reducing
fraud risk and increasing trust. |
| ● | Reduced
intermediaries: It cuts out intermediaries, lowers fees and barriers, and channels more
capital directly into the asset. |
| ● | Global
Diversification: Tokenization facilitates global portfolio diversification without currency
conversion and international regulation complexities. |
Key
Growth Drivers
| ● | Institutional
Adoption: Banks, asset management firms, and pension funds are increasingly exploring
tokenized assets, including insurance companies buying back their own life policies. |
| ● | Regulatory
Clarity: Evolving favorable legal frameworks are boosting investor confidence. |
| ● | Technological
Advancements: Continuous improvements in blockchain scalability, security, and efficiency. |
| ● | Retail
Investor Participation: The market is expanding with more retail investors engaging in
tokenized assets. |
| ● | Global
Market Integration: Cross-border investment opportunities foster market growth, specifically
with the regulated asset-backed MICA regulation in Europe. |
Implications
for Wealth Democratization in the Life Settlement Industry
| ● | Inclusive
Investment Opportunities: Tokenization enables investment in previously inaccessible
assets for individuals with limited resources. |
| ● | Wealth
Redistribution: It can potentially redistribute wealth more equitably by allowing people
from diverse socio-economic backgrounds to engage in wealth creation. |
| ● | Financial
Education: Growing involvement in tokenized assets necessitates enhanced financial literacy
about blockchain and smart contracts. |
| ● | Risk
Mitigation: Tokenization platforms often include risk management tools like smart contracts
that include decentralized regulation solutions offered in platforms like the Core RegTech
Platform. |
| ● | Economic
Growth: Potential to stimulate economic growth by attracting capital across industries. |
Real-Time
Valuation of LCC
| ● | The
method employed by LCC, which integrates models, statistical analysis, and cutting-edge
data systems, ensures unparalleled efficiency and precision. LCC also forms strategic
partnerships across various ventures, capitalizing on its proprietary intellectual property
to generate significant value. |
| ● | At
the core of LCC's operations is an integrated system designed to streamline the identification,
segmentation, acquisition, and ongoing evaluation of the real-time value of Tier 3 assets.
These assets, which are institutional-level financial instruments often presenting valuation
challenges, are recorded at acquisition cost under generally accepted accounting principles
until sold. Although this system encompasses a wide array of assets, LCC mainly concentrates
on a specialized market segment known as senior life securities, essentially life insurance
policies for seniors. |
| ● | LCC
has devised an elaborate modelling and management framework to manage these assets effectively,
complete with a perpetual valuation engine that employs advanced mathematics and statistical
analysis. "Bayesian Inference," a pivotal theorem for artificial intelligence
platforms, is central to this framework. This system has undergone extensive scrutiny
from independent parties, such as accounting firms, regulatory bodies, and credit rating
institutions, earning a BBB+ mid-level investment grade rating. The system's valuation
methodology has also gained audit-level endorsement for its dependability and precision. |
| ● | Independent,
comprehensive analysis suggests that LCC's system can aggregate and manage an extensive
portfolio of financial assets in a way expected to yield significant returns over 10
to 15 years. While definitive outcomes will become more apparent after at least two years
of real-time valuation, the consensus among analysts is that the value of the asset pools
is highly unlikely to decrease. This confidence in the system's performance has secured
a commendable BBB+ investment grade rating. |
Conclusion
ARAX
and LCC have jointly established VERAT, a corporate venture with equal ownership. This new entity aims to develop a range of products
leveraging the combined intellectual property of both companies. The focus is on capitalizing on highly valuable intellectual
assets by creating a blockchain-enabled, fully transparent, real-time investment platform. This innovative tool is designed for
investors and fund managers, facilitating the identification, segmentation, acquisition, and ongoing valuation of Tier 3 assets.
Through
the lens of Core Blockchain and ARAX’s suite of platforms, this piece highlights the burgeoning significance of decentralized,
tokenized solutions in the financial sector's life settlement industry. As the industry continues to gravitate towards these pioneering
methods, the promise of an efficient, inclusive, and secure financial environment emerges more brightly. By solidifying our knowledge
of the life settlement industry's foundational elements, we can harness DeFi's potential to unlock novel financial opportunities
and shape the future. Through the implementation of the Core EcoSystem and CorePass and their strong ties to digital attributes,
we can leverage blockchain technology's power via DeFi. This creates decentralized applications (DApps), empowering individuals
to engage in diverse financial activities such as lending, borrowing, and trading while harnessing the potential of stable tokens
for use in PBM and DAO networks.
Unlike
traditional finance, DeFi operates on a permissionless and transparent network, ensuring equal access and fostering financial
inclusion.
Harnessing
the potential of the life settlement bond asset class in DeFi solutions can pave the way for unprecedented financial opportunities,
sculpting the future of resource optimization of a somewhat unknown asset class.
The
potential within DeFi is limitless. To harness this potential, staying informed and adaptable is crucial. We thus invite DeFi
enthusiasts, scholars, and academics to join the ARAX and LCC teams at the Blockchain Hub on a journey towards wealth creation,
ultimately leading to financial freedom.
The
path ahead may pose challenges, but the rewards are unparalleled. Embrace this decentralized revolution and lay the foundation
for a prosperous future.
For
media inquiries, please contact:
Email Address: press@arax.cc
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