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Hollygold HGOLD Whitepaper English Version Small This Whitepaper is not applicable to the United States and Singapore due to national laws and regulations. Table of Contents 1. The importance of Blockchain's application of encrypted digital currencies to revitalize the global economy. 2. Prospects of the future for the film industry. 3. WHO and What is HollyGold (HGOLD)? 3.1. The positioning and vision of HollyGold HGOLD and the origin of its name. 3.2. The massive resources and strength of Hollygold HGOLD. 3.2.1. The History, Background and Performance of BASE FX. 3.2.2. Bitsense History, Background and Performance. 3.3. HollyGoldʼs HGOLD potential to generate tremendous value. 4. Eco-Platform and Application illustrating the blockchain of HollyGold HGOLD. 4.1. Technical Notes for Blockchain Encrypted Digital Currency. 4.2. The Circular Value of Movie Tokens and their effects on the Economy. 4.3. The cycle and destruction mechanism that ensures use value for Hollygold (HGOLD). 4-3-1. HGOLD Circulation and the simultaneous drive to push both Value and Price is the driving force behind increasing the coinʼs value. 4-3-2. HGOLD Price, Circulation and Exchange is at the heart and Core of our Business Model. 4-3-4. HGOLD Destruction Mechanism to ensure and maintain value. 4.4. The Value and benefits of The Premier Club of HGOLD. 4.5. The Structure and dividends of the 6 levels of HGOLDʼs Premier Club. 5. HollyGold HGOLD Roadmap. 6. HollyGold HGOLD Operations Team. 7. HollyGold HGOLD Advisory board. 8. Disclaimer. This Whitepaper is not applicable to the United States and Singa- pore due to national laws and 2 regulations. 1. The importance of Blockchain's application of encrypted digital curren- cies to revitalize the global economy. When looking back on the events of the past and the current events of the pres- ent, when the world encounters major changes and challenges, human beings proceed to make major changes themselves to adapt and overcome through forward-looking technology. In early 2020, when the world was hit by a storm in the form of the new coronavirus COVID-19, just as the third world was recently devastated by similar viruses and the consequences of regional wars, modern society will forever be changed by COVID-19. As stated by the former U.S. Secretary of State Henry Alfred Kissinger in the Wall Street Journal, column entitled "New Corona Virus", “This pandemic will change the world order forever”, as described in this article. At this moment, our quality of life, financial stability and happiness are being attacked and severely affected by these events. When looking back at the global economic restructuring after a century of numerous catastrophic events, each time the world has rebounded, reaching even higher peaks of economic stability with every rebound. The world will now be turning to new technological tools to overcome these latest events and prosper. In the post-COVID-19 era, as central banks prepare to develop digital currencies and applications in each of their countries, on this basis, the use of block- chain-based digital economics will thrive and revitalize the global economy. This concept has become the general consensus among the worlds most recog- nized economists. Considering this fact, we have leveraged the vast audio and video resources that are available to us in the entertainment industry, including the tremendous value the industry generates. Access to the film industry through the issuance of blockchain-based encrypted digital currency (HGOLD), will increase (HGOLD) value tremendously. As motion picture investments generate profits, the value of HGOLD will increase even more. Movies are all about being there, in the moment, escaping the outside world, enjoying a pleasant experience, a night out at the movies with friends and loved ones, whether it be at home or at the theaters, movies are a great experience; They’re enjoyable for the movie goers, a great business for the entertainment industry, and a very profitable experience for HGOLD. This Whitepaper is not applicable to the United States and Singa- pore due to national laws and 3 regulations. The entertainment industry will generate a strong and sustainable revenue stream for HGOLD, which will be recognized and enjoyed by its investors; At a time when the world is in a great state of change, people have always chosen to take com- fort in the watching of movies. As long as life goes on, the one industry that has always prevailed, during all major global events, whether it be a time of depres- sion, a time of war, a recession, it’s the entertainment industry that thrives, where one may go to enjoy a movie and escape from the hardships of the world for just a few hours at the movies. Hollywood produces on average approximately 700 films a year, to be enjoyed in more than 150 countries and regions around the globe. The Hollywood film indus- try transcends languages, religions, cultures, borders, barriers and touches upon every aspect of life around the globe. All the while providing the ability for many to enjoy the financial benefit of movies. Looking ahead, HGOLD's release will create and generate a new global financial model for the film industry. The films HGOLD will assist in producing, are not just about bringing joy to the film goers, but about making wise investments in projects that will greatly benefit HGOLD and its investors, and provide the dream of financial freedom for many. 2. Prospects for the future of the film industry Our survey has concluded the following: • Individuals are far more cautious about the use of their money and began to learn how to save their money in the world. (The Wall Street Journal and Sina.com survey of China) • Recreational entertainment consumption will continue to exist and grow. It will be the fastest to recover, and maintain the most rapid growth of any industry, that being the entertainment industry. (Taiwan This Week Review). The film industry has always played an irreplaceable role in the overall entertainment industry. The Audio-Visual entertainment industry is rapidly penetrating into every class of life. At a time when all economic indicators have fallen sharply, the perfor- mance of the audio-visual streaming platform has grown tremendously. As one example, Netflix has increased its global paid subscribers by 15.77 million subscrib- ers in Q1 of 2020 alone, which was previously estimated to possibly reach 7 million subscribers. This Whitepaper is not applicable to the United States and Singa- pore due to national laws and ４ regulations. Netflix annual revenue is expected to rise to $20 billion after the outbreak COVID-19. Although global film production has nearing halted due to the out- break COVID-19, the entertainment industry on a whole, including film revenue will not only recover, but generate even greater profits. As descried above, it is wise to choose the entertainment industry as a target for investment. Based on the above, HollyGold (HGOLD) will utilize its many relation- ships in the film industry, to lead its investors to achieve their goal of financial free- dom. 3. WHO and What is HollyGold (HGOLD)? Positioning - Vision - Mission - Strength and the origin of our company name 3-1. The positioning and vision of HollyGold (HGOLD) and origin of its name. HollyGold (HGOLD) was created and founded by HOLLY.GOLD PTE, LTD., a Singapore registered corporation (Register Number: 201925576C). The forma- tion of the corporation was a direct result of a strategic partnership between Base-FX, Production Capital, and Base Media Capital. HollyGold facilitates HollyGold members to indirectly invest in major Holly- wood Motion Picture Productions, as well as major motion pictures produced by some of the largest independent production companies. When one invests in HollyGold, one enters the magical world of Hollywood movies! The HollyGold team and its advisory board have produced and/or provided production services for over 1200 feature films, including many Oscar and Emmy award winning films as well as many Hollywood Blockbusters. HollyGold (HGOLD) is a cryptocurrency created by, and for individuals who enjoy financially participating in the entertainment industry, with the proceeds exclusively utilized to fund the production of motion pictures. In addition to enjoying the ever-increasing value of the HGOLD coins, HollyGold coin holders will have a say in which films will shall be funded and produced by HollyGold. In addition, the owners of HGOLD coins will enjoy a range of unique benefits such as free movie tickets, access to exclusive entertainment related auctions, receive invitations to attend film premieres, film festivals as well as the oppor- tunity to visit the sets of major Hollywood productions. HollyGold is a safe and easy way for anyone who loves movies, to participate in the world of mov- ie-making. This Whitepaper is not applicable to the United States and Singa- pore due to national laws and ５ regulations. • Our Position : Utilizing our knowledge of motion picture production and an extensive history in investing into blockchain technology. HollyGold (HGOLD) will utilize our team’s patented technology to provide fast and easy transactions. • Our Vision : HollyGold (HGOLD) will create a pleasant and prosperous environment for our HGOLD members and HollyGold coin holders, while they participate in the world of cryptocurrency. HollyGold’s VIP Premiere Club, will offer its members and coin holders the opportunity to chase their dreams, and possibly become the next “Hollywood Movie Star”. Imagine yourself on the set of a Hollywood Movie Pro- duction or receive an actual walk-on role in a Hollywood Movie. HollyGold mem- bers and coin holders will receive these opportunities and more when they become a VIP Premiere Club member. • Our Mission : HollyGold (HGOLD) is the new unique “CURRENCY” that will allow one to participate in the world of Movie Making.
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