Citizenship Coin (CTZ) is a peer-to-peer (P2P) crypto digital currency that aims to revolutionize the investment migration industry. Backed by the Euro currency, Citizenship Coin supports major cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Litecoin, and Ethereum. This experimental digital currency offers cheaper, faster, and more efficient digital currency payments for the CBI/RBI/EB-5 industry, enabling instant payments worldwide.

Citizenship Coin operates on a peer-to-peer blockchain technology with no central authority, making it decentralized and secure. It provides professionals in the CBI industry, including consultants, agents, lawyers, and real estate developers, the opportunity to collaborate and work together without intermediaries. The open-source nature of Citizenship Coin allows for widespread adoption and collaboration within the industry.

With a wallet software available for free download on Linux, Mac, and Windows platforms, users can easily send and receive Citizenship Coins. The transaction fee is negligible and controlled by the network, ensuring fast and efficient processing. As for the coin supply, it will be gradually reduced over time, making it scarcer and potentially more valuable.

As Citizenship Coin gains traction, it is expected to be widely used in various countries where active investor visa schemes are in place. Additionally, a Citizenship Coin Exchange is proposed to simplify exchanging coins to Euros. The pre-ICO and ICO phases offer investors the opportunity to invest in this promising project, with the aim of generating EUR 10 million to implement the digital payment system and acquire necessary licenses.

Citizenship Coin is an open-source software available for free, contributing to its accessibility, while the Whitepaper provides further details on the project. Development is led by Ajax Software LLC in Hungary, with Mr. Balakrishnan as the lead developer.

For more information, interested parties can visit the Citizenship Coin website and follow their social media accounts on Twitter, Facebook, Linkedin, and Telegram. Please note that while the Github code is available, it has some bugs. Contacting the team is recommended for bug fixes and running the code smoothly