BITCOIN AND CRYPTO

SPUME.IO

July 7, 2022

SPUME.IO
Spume is a community governed holder-owned NFT marketplace that facilitates the non-fungible tokenization of physical and digital assets and removes brokers, banks, and other centralized authorities from unjustifiably taxing the transactions and property of individuals. Our vision with Spume is the complete removal of all intermediaries that prey on individuals during the trading of digital and physical goods. This covers a broad range of markets: everything from artwork to real estate will be tokenizable and tradable on Spume’s marketplace. All revenue generated from Spume’s marketplace is given directly back to SPUME token holders. The marketplace and all decisions on development are now controlled by SPUME token holders with a governance system unlike anything ever seen before.

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