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Smart IP Cloud TV Interactivity Service TCG TOKEN TCG Television Commerce Global Smart IP Cloud TV Interactivity Service TCG TOKEN The T-Commerce payment cryptocurrency of Interactive IPTV/OTT Service worldwide Vision Smart IP Cloud u-TV HUB of Indochina Peninsula WORLD TO BE Smart IP Cloud TV (Interactivity Multimedia Syndicate) 3rd Step Expand Smart IP Cloud TV Service to Indochina Peninsula 2nd Step Extend Smart IP Cloud TV Service to Hybrid Set-top Box 1st Step Smart IP Cloud TV Service on multiple devices of mobile Interactivity LIVE & Video on Demand Service on the Public Internet The specialized techniques and platform of our company ultimately provides interactivity broa dcasting service as we realize the distribution and consumption of information and goods thro ugh various digital media based terminal devices and go further and aim at the fifth industrial revolution as the broadcasting of the next generation fused with even the field of finance. ISSUED TCG TOKEN Global cryptocurrency for interactive IPTV/OTT commerce payment method TCG TOKEN Exchange Global ISSUANCE TCG TOKEN Smart Contracts BEXFOR in U.S(Listing Dec-11-2020) Total 1 billion ERC20 Mainnet Zipmex in Thai(Will be Jun-02-2021) ICO 80 million ERC20 Wallet Compatible 1st Listing 220 million Hanbitco exchange(being) Tobe Burn 500million(1, DEC. 2021) OASIS exchange(being) (after one-time currency token) 2nd Listing 100 million(3, JAN. 2022) 3rd Listing 100 million(2, JAN. 2023) TCG TOKEN Key currency of TV on-screen shopping Designation Symbol Platform Standard Quantity TCG Token TCG Ethereum ERC-20 1,000,000,000 TCG Designation Initial Token Price Min QT of Purchase Max QT Supply Sale Period TCG Token $0.035 USD 1,000 TCG 300,000,000 Until exhaustion Currency token Division Ratio Lockout Remark 10% Currency token Act., 5.2 in 50% Until incineration this reference 10% (to be burn) Investment(Thai Biz) End of July Investment 30% Building platform Distribution 50% (THAI Project)) 2021 (300 million USD) R&D cost End of December R&D to Block chain 30% R&D cost 10% 2021 Platform of the TCG Benefit End of December Benefit(team/advisor) 10% (Team, advisor) 2021 Note>The lockout period refers to the period in which transactions are frozen outside of exchanges and exchanges by individuals, companies, and institutions holding TCG Tokens, C&D Corporation Co., Ltd., which has received tokens for the purpose of investing in Thailand business by contract with TRION Corporation Inc. is not subject to the lockout period, Individuals, businesses and institutions that have acquired it from C&D are subject to the lockout period in accordance with this table. Television Commerce Global Smart IP Cloud TV Interactivity Service (Interactivity TV Commerce) PROSUMER FROM Interactivity TV On-Screen advertisement & shopping TCG PROMISE Earn Profit Reward Profit Revenue Benefit Value up, compensation Profit and Reward It is guaranteed that TCG Token can be used as a payment method for this service regardless of its type. For the investment of platform construction, 300 million TCG Tokens sold for 0.035USD/TCG Token to investors are allowed to be redeemed from August 2, 2021, and can be traded on an authorized exchange. 500 million TCG Tokens given for currency purposes at the beginning of this service of the Thai Joint Venture Company (JSC) are sold or given as compensation to prosumers in the private exchange of this service platform in 3 Baht (110 KRW)/TCG Token, This TCG Token will be incinerated when it is exchanged with a JSC as a payment for service usage fees, and it is expected that all 500 million TCG Tokens will be burned at the end of December 2021. Even afterward, TCG Tokens of JSC will be immediately burned as much as the amount given as compensation to prosumers. Roadmap TCG Token issuance to Valuation from Scholarship MILESTONE TITLE MILESTONE TITLE TCG owner reward getting Smart IP Cloud TV Service Start. Global 10% TCG 500M EA Burned after Build to Smart IP Cloud TV Platform in Thailand '21 ‘21 ‘20 2022 ‘21 KEY CURRENCY Q4 AUG JUN DEC MILESTONE TITLE TCG owner rewarding getting TCG Listed on exchange TCG 300M EA unlock 5% of TCG burned of mining in service 2020 Entered overseas markets through OPIC of U.S Gov. support Performance certificated in THAI/Myanmar MILESTONE TITLE 2010 2013 2016 2019 Entered Internet Broadcasting System market in Korea MILESTONE TITLE Established JVC in THAI/ME Alliance JSC to Smart IP Cloud TV Service in THAI Completed development 2004 Smart IP Cloud TV System Dev’ Digital multimedia Encoder Dev’ Linux OS for PowerPC 2004 2002 1999 1996 1991 Development Streaming Server End of scholarship with computer O/S & telecommunications engineering and digital multimedia science Time of Buy THINGS TO KNOW Time of Sell Time of Hold Millstone TCG start currency to key currency in service us TCG Reward to TCG KEY CURRENCY 5% burned TCG of mining in service Burned 500M EA TCG to until get TCG as KEY CURRENCY Reward to TCG own 10% burned TCG of currency in THAI 01, OCT. 2021~until burn 500M EA TCG Unlock 100M TCG TCG TOKEN Unlock 2023 300M EA TCG of Founder Exchange on KO, THAI Unlock 100M TCG Expandable to Laos, Myanmar, Cambodia, VE 2022 Later JUN. 2023 TCG as pay in service us IPTV/OTT service on Set-top Box Price 3 THB/1 TCG 2021.08.02 Distribute to house holder of university students(Start JUN. 2022) Start Commercial service 2021.06.01 OASIS FARM Service Start 02, AUG. 2021 Build Platform in THAI Smart IP Cloud TV Platform Complete 31,MAY. 2021 TCG Additional benefits Chairman Daud Bin Chong Alharthy, C&D Corporation Co., Ltd. President/CEO Deputy Chairman R.H KANG, C&D Corporation Co., Ltd. Vice President/COO President/CEO S.P CHOI TRION Corporation INC. President/CEO Age: 66 Years Old Age: 34 Years Old Education: YeonSei University Bachelor Education: Indiana state University, Ba. -UBIX SYSTEM Co., Ltd. President/CEO Experience -CWO, C&D Corporation Co., Ltd. -Hyosung Information Systems Co., Ltd. CMO -Manager, KCIA Experience (Korea Consultancy Industry Association) Certificate -Korea Foundation Quality (ISO9000 & 14000 Global standardization) Co Author(Korea B & C Association) He joined Hyosung Group as an employee and -Ontology triangle prosumer T-commerce. worked on projects such as large Unix systems and -Public benefit of Shopping and U-commerce storage CD Network Clusters, experienced large- Patents scale projects such as data emergency recovery and -Interactivity TV On-screen advertisement WDS WAN acceleration, and retired as executive -Interactivity TV On-screen commerce director. Development: Trinity Studio APP. Board/CSO H.P KIM, tFarm Co., Ltd. President/CEO Boa rd/COO NATHASITH ITTHITHAVORN, C&D THAI .Co., Ltd. President/CEO Experience: 32 Years in Business Age: 53 Years Old Age: 54 Years Old Education Education -Hanyang University in Seoul, Bachelor -Chulalongkorn University in BKK, Bachelor -State University of New York, Master -Columbia University in NEW YORK, Master Experience President/CEO -tfam Co., Ltd. President/CEO -MA Corporation Co., Ltd. I.T & Construction -Daelim Corporation Vice President -ASIA Expert Ltd.(Hong Kong), Oil/Gas Trading -Daelim Industrial Co., Ltd. VP & CIO/CISO -ULTIMATE Property Co., Ltd. Real estate biz. -LG U+, Head of the IT Department -POWER I.Q Co., Ltd. Green energy fund Technologies: -DESIGN I.Q Co., Ltd. Architect & Planner -Smart Factory & Construction platform -DEVELOPMENT I.Q Co., Ltd. Consultant R.E -Wire Tap Solutions Honors & Awards -Robotic Process Automation -BANGKOK in The Future as Design Competition -Vacation House as a Experimental Design Com. -Block chain End to End License: Registered Architect. Advisor H.E. KORN DABBARANSI, C&D THAILAND Co., Ltd. (JVC) Korn Dabbaransi Minister of Industry กร ทพั พะรงั ส ี In office Deputy Prime Minister of Thailand 25 November 1996 – 9 November 1997 In office Prime Minister Chavalit Yongchaiyudh 5 March 2002 – 8 November 2003 Preceded by Kosit Panpiemras Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra Succeeded by Somsak Thepsuthin In office Minister to the Office of the Prime Minister 5 October 1998 – 9 November 2000 Prime Minister Chuan Leekpai In office 9 August 1988 – 9 December 1990 In office 25 November 1996 – 9 November 1997 Prime Minister Banharn Silpa-archa Prime Minister Chavalit Yongchaiyudh Personal details Minister of Science and Technology Born 14 September 1945 (age 75) In office Bangkok, Thailand 10 March 2004 – 1 August 2005 Nationality Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra Political party Thai Nation Party (1974–92, 20 Preceded by Chettha Thannajaro 07–08) Succeeded by Prawit Rattanapian Pracharaj (2007) Thai Rak Thai (2003–07) Minister of Public Health National Development (1992-20 In office 03) 5 October 1998 – 9 November 2000 Spouse(s) Raphiphan Dabbaransi Prime Minister Chuan Leekpai Alma mater University of Massachusetts Preceded by Rakkiat Sukthana Signature Succeeded by Sudarat Keyuraphan .
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