How TripleOne Segments Function to Provide “Permanent” Rewards

A Canadian entrepreneur, James William Awad leads TripleOne, an international and decentralized platform designed to foster collaboration on investment projects. James William Awad designed a next-generation voting system at its foundation, allowing users to decide which projects merit funding actively.

The TripleOne credit and rewards system offers segments as payment to registered and active user accounts. TripleOne Segments are provided only to those who contribute to the business’ overall operations. They are “permanent” in the sense that they remain in the user account until the account is closed or canceled.

The cash awarded to eligible users reflects collections made from TripleOne companies at the beginning of each month. These funds are put into the rewards calculation budget, with the amount of cash distributed to individual users depending on the number of TripleOne Segments in specific accounts. For example, if the total available budget set aside for monthly rewards is $1,000 and a user account has an account deposit of 100 million Segments (out of 1 billion total segments), the user would receive 10 percent of the total $100 payment.

The amount of TripleOne Segments in circulation increases each month, at a rate of 0.5 percent of the total Segments in use. These reflect the user’s TripleOne Points earned over the previous month of activity and thus reward those who have contributed the most to the platform.

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