Too Good to be True (or is it?)

It is now possible to help the environment, promote positive social change, and make a savvy financial investment all at the same time. At times these ideas can be at odds. It is common to think that an investment that has a high ROI is somehow at odds with the environment or is some form of modern enslavement. However there is no law of the universe that says that this must be so. To prove otherwise, it is simply a matter of having a plan to help the world that happens to be financially viable. Lucky for us there are a number of pioneers that have done just that.

One such company is called Pesco-Beam. Given the profits that oil refinery companies attain on a regular basis, it should come as no surprise that oil “re-refinery” companies would also be quite profitable. Furthermore, fresh oil is becoming less common, harder to refine, all the while used oil is becoming more and more common. This tips the scales in favor of companies like Pesco-Beam, which has already been in the industry for over 25 years and generates annual returns on investment of 25-50%. All the while they effectively reduce the exposure of this otherwise hazardous waste to the environment.

Another company that has a dramatic positive effect on the environment while making a nice profit is called CarbonCycle. The basic concept is simple – turn trash into energy with pyrolysis technology. Many people have heard that Sweden does this, and it works so well that they actually import trash from other countries. CarbonCycle takes it several steps further, for one by using an advanced filtration system so that there are no harmful emissions to the atmosphere. They also produce value products such as biodiesel, with a whopping 150% ROI in some facilities.

The list goes on. One reason more people don’t invest in companies like this is because they don’t know about them. It is a difficult task to sift through what is available and somehow determine if it will work out in the long run. However, this information has already been analyzed and consolidated by other people who also have an interest in Earth being a hospitable place for their grandchildren. One thing they realized is that the more people who invest in these companies, the better it is for everyone the world over. So they have made it available to everyone by way of blockchain technology.

It’s called EarthCycle (https://earthcycle.io/?ref_code=gPC1Nyp) and it’s the latest project of a network of paradigm shifters called Earth Nation (https://earthnation.world/). Though blockchain technology is new, the idea behind this form of investment is not. It is similar to a hedge fund, only instead of being available exclusively to the financially elite, it is available to everyone. EarthCycle in many ways is an opportunity ahead of its time. While many readers may still wonder what blockchain even is, Earth Nation has embraced this technology as the next “big thing”. It can sound funny, much like how “email” sounded funny to people in the 90’s. It’s just a matter of getting educated about it.

Some financial experts are calling EarthCycle the lowest risk, highest return investment they’ve seen in their lifetimes. This is in part due to the companies that give the EarthCycle coin real value, but also the way the coin itself has been designed. Each year EarthCycle collects revenues and reinvests a percentage back in to creating more successful facilities (which increases the overall revenue every year). EarthCycle also uses this revenue to benefit non-profit organizations that are also helping to create positive change. One thing to understand about the EarthCycle coin is that there is a limited quantity of this coin as a cryptocurrency, and no more will ever be created after the initial coin launch. Each year EarthCycle uses 20% of revenue to buy back the coin and basically delete it from existence. This may sound crazy to some, but in fact it increases the value of the coin indefinitely, which encourages investment, which encourages growth.

Early investors in EarthCycle will perhaps be even better off than people who invested in Microsoft in the early 80s. There are no guarantees in life, however there are opportunities. This opportunity is made so available that one of the biggest barriers to entry is the idea that it might be too good to be true. In a world of speculation they say don’t bet more than you can afford to lose, which is a great rule of thumb. However, (disclaimer) none of this is investment advice. Readers are encouraged to do their own research. This article is simply for informational and enjoyment purposes. All the best to you!

To read the whitepaper or to invest while it’s still cheap, click the link:
https://earthcycle.io/?ref_code=gPC1Nyp