Tontines & Diamoons

Discussion about the similarities between Tontines and Diamoons

A Tontine is an investment scheme where an investor pays a sum into the tontine. Each investor then receives annual interest on the capital invested. As each investor dies, his or her share is reallocated among the surviving investors. This process continues until the death of the final investor, when the scheme is wound up. Each subscriber receives only interest; the capital is never paid back.

Tontines were a popular financial vehicle to raise funds for both private and public projects (most usually wars).

So what are the similarities between Diamoons and a Tontine?

To begin with, both Diamoons and Tontines require an initial capital outlay, although with Tontines you never get your initial capital back and you do preserve your initial investment with Diamoons up to 80% (10% tax on buy and sell). Secondly, Diamoons pays a daily dividend to the investor in the form of a proportional share of the 4% tax applied on all transactions. Tontines also paid dividend/interest but annually. Third, Diamoons makes money from the 1% tax also applied on all transactions to fund the project. Tontines made money from the initial capital raised, so not so similar there but nonetheless the same idea.

How does Diamoons secure my dividends?

Diamoons aims to be a borderless investment scheme, so naturally the more people join the more buy and sell transactions there will be. As a result more volume will be created leading to further daily automatic dividends.

Also, Diamoons is fully sustainable due to the limitless liquidity growth. There will always be a larger cushion to guarantee that you can cash out if you desire.

Diamoons is trading on the Binance Smart Chain blockchain (BSC), accessible 24 hours a day 365 days a year. You have full control over your investment, all the time.

Imagine now… investing 150$ into Diamoons and cashing out 20 years later.

How much will you have?