Our platform is suitable for both new and experienced cryptocurrency

users.
We allow anyone from anywhere in the world to participate and earn
tokens from us without the need for mining; all you have to do is come
back every few hours to claim your token. We also reward those who
are good at referring others.

We have a lot of missions and ideas that we can't fully describe or show
off until the token is listed on reputable exchanges; join us today and
invite your friends.
We'll do our best, we work all day to ensure that all users are satisfied,
please let us know how you feel and what you think we should do next.
 WHAT IS BLOCKCHAIN?
A blockchain is a growing list of records, known as blocks, that are cryptographically linked together. A
cryptographic hash of the previous block, a timestamp, and transaction data are all included in each block
(generally represented as a Merkle tree). To get into the hash, the timestamp proves that the transaction data
existed when the block was published. Because each block contains information about the one before it,
they form a chain, with each new block reinforcing the previous ones.
Blockchains are typically managed by a peer-to-peer network for use as a publicly distributed ledger, with
nodes communicating and validating new blocks using a protocol. Although forks are possible, blockchain
records can be considered secure by design, and they exemplify a distributed computing system with high
Byzantine fault tolerance.
Based on work by Stuart Haber, W. Scott Stornetta, and Dave Bayer, the blockchain was popularized by a
person (or group of people) using the name Satoshi Nakamoto in 2008 to serve as the public transaction
ledger of the cryptocurrency bitcoin. Satoshi Nakamoto's true identity is still unknown. Bitcoin became the first
digital currency to solve the double-spending problem without the use of a trusted authority or central server
after the blockchain was implemented. The bitcoin design has influenced other open-source applications
and blockchains that are widely used by cryptocurrencies. The blockchain can be thought of as a type of
payment system.
For business purposes, private blockchains have been proposed. The marketing of such privatized
blockchains without a proper security model has been dubbed "snake oil" by Computerworld; however, some
have argued that permissioned blockchains, if carefully designed, may be more decentralized and thus more
secure in practice than permissionless blockchains.
 WHAT IS CRYPTOCURRENCY?
A cryptocurrency, also known as crypto-currency or crypto, is a collection of binary data used as a medium of
exchange. Individual coin ownership records are kept in a ledger, which is a computerized database that uses
strong cryptography to secure transaction records, control coin creation, and verify ownership transfers. Because
cryptocurrency is not backed by or convertible into a commodity, it is classified as a fiat currency. Validators are
used in some crypto schemes to keep the cryptocurrency running. Owners of tokens put up their tokens as collateral
in a proof-of-stake model. In exchange, they gain control over the token in proportion to their stake. Token stakers
typically gain additional ownership in the token over time as a result of network fees, newly minted tokens, or other
reward mechanisms.
A cryptocurrency is a tradable digital asset or digital form of money that is only available online and is based on
blockchain technology. Cryptocurrencies, as the name implies, use encryption to authenticate and protect
transactions. There are over a thousand different cryptocurrencies in use today, and many people believe they are
the key to a more equitable future economy.
Bitcoin is the first decentralized cryptocurrency, having been released as open-source software in 2009. Many other
cryptocurrencies have emerged since the launch of bitcoin.
Cryptocurrency is not issued by a central authority and does not exist in physical form (like paper money). In
contrast to a central bank digital currency, cryptocurrencies typically use decentralized control (CBDC). A
cryptocurrency is considered centralized if it is minted or created prior to issuance, or if it is issued by a single issuer.
Each cryptocurrency, when implemented with decentralized control, uses distributed ledger technology, typically a
blockchain, to act as a public financial transaction database.
 WHAT IS NFT?
The acronym NFT stands for "non-fungible token." A fungible item, such as a dollar bill, is equivalent to and can be
exchanged for any other dollar bill. A non-fungible token, on the other hand, is a one-of-a-kind digital asset that
cannot be exchanged for another NFT. As a result, each NFT is a one-of-a-kind item. NFTs are transferred from one
owner to the next using blockchain technology, which creates a digital trail that verifies the transaction from seller to
buyer. This specifies the buyer's one-of-a-kind ownership rights (new owner).
A unique collectible asset, such as a work of art, would be the physical world counterpart, with a certificate of
ownership attesting to its authenticity. The NFT's blockchain technology eliminates the need for ownership
certificates. Some NFTs even use blockchain technology to create a digital ownership certificate for a unique
physical asset, though this is not common at the moment.

Despite the fact that NFTs have been around since 2014, they became a popular investment in 2021. As the
popularity of cryptocurrency grew, so did the idea of selling certain digital assets to investors for online purchase.
How Do NFTs Work?
Online marketplaces such as Opensea are used to market and distribute NFTs. Investors can browse an inventory of
assets before deciding which one to purchase. To purchase the digital asset, one must have cryptocurrency and set
up an account on the marketplace that is linked to the cryptocurrency wallet containing the coins.
Ethereum ERC-20 tokens are the most widely used blockchain NFTs. The blockchain uses the ERC-20 token to create
a smart contract on the Ethereum blockchain. NFTs can also be purchased with the cryptocurrency Polygon, Solana,
Binance Chain, and Polkadot.
NFTs have provided a new avenue for artists, businesses, and celebrities to profit from their assets. Artists can now
build a digital asset library to sell to a new generation of investors and collectors.
 WHAT IS METAVERSE
A metaverse is a collection of 3D virtual worlds designed to foster social interaction. The
term is frequently used in futurism and science fiction to describe a hypothetical
iteration of the Internet as a single, universal virtual world facilitated by the use of virtual
and augmented reality headsets.
The term "metaverse" was coined as a portmanteau of "meta" and "universe" in the 1992
science fiction novel Snow Crash. Various metaverses, such as virtual world platforms
like Second Life, have been created for popular use. Integration of virtual and physical
spaces and virtual economies is common in some metaverse iterations, as is a keen
interest in the advancement of virtual reality technology.

The term has been widely used as a marketing buzzword to exaggerate development
progress for a variety of related technologies and projects. Information privacy and user
addiction are two issues that metaverses face, and they stem from problems in the
social media and video game industries as a whole.
 WHAT ARE CRYPTO TOKENS?
Token is just another word for "cryptocurrency" or "cryptoasset" in technical terms. However, depending on the
context, it has taken on a couple of more specific meanings. The first step is to define all cryptocurrencies that aren't
Bitcoin or Ethereum (even though they are technically also tokens). The second is to refer to digital assets that are
built on top of the blockchain of another cryptocurrency, such as many decentralized finance (or DeFi) tokens.
Tokens can be used for a wide range of purposes, from facilitating decentralized exchanges to selling rare items in
video games. They can, however, all be traded or held in the same way as any other cryptocurrency.
The term "token" is frequently used in the cryptocurrency world. In fact, because all cryptoassets are technically
tokens, you might hear Bitcoin referred to as a "crypto token" or something similar. However, the word has come to
have two distinct meanings that are so widely used that you're likely to come across them.

• A "token" is a term used to describe any cryptocurrency other than Bitcoin and Ethereum (even though they are
also technically tokens). Because Bitcoin and Ethereum are by far the most popular cryptocurrencies, having a
term to describe the universe of other coins is useful. (You might also hear the term "altcoin," which has a similar
meaning.)
• The other increasingly common meaning for “token” has an even more specific connotation, which is to
describe cryptoassets that run on top of another cryptocurrency’s blockchain. You’ll encounter this usage if you
become interested in decentralized finance (or DeFi). While a cryptocurrency like Bitcoin has its own dedicated
blockchain, DeFi tokens like Chainlink and Aave run on top of, or leverage, an existing blockchain, most
commonly Ethereum’s.
• Tokens in this second category help decentralized applications to do everything from automate interest rates to
sell virtual real estate. But they can also be held or traded like any other cryptocurrency.
 'S GOAL
• Distribute spendable tokens to thousands/millions of people
• Create and own a standard NFT marketplace
• Educate more people about cryptocurrency
• Allow people to freely mine tokens from their device without hardware
• To create and own a decentralized wallet that is both secure and private.
• Create and own a multi-crypto wallet that does everything.
• Create and own a metaverse (P2E) project for new and experienced blockchain
obsessives.
 PTN TOKEN
200,000,000 PTN will be issued.

This is one of the most important part. It will be traded on the

Pancake Swap, Kucoin, and many other exchanges, and its
price will be determined by the market.

The fact that only the presence of PTN allows for the creation
of a liquidity pool for mining PTN ensures the token's demand.
As a result, the market's supply is limited.
 TOKENOMICS
The distribution of tokens is fairly even and well-defined.
The PTN coins are explained exactly as described below
before and after the pre-sale and the completion of the pre-
sale process.

• PRESALE: 20% (40,000,000)

• AIRDROP CLAIMERS: 10% (20,000,000)
• RESERVE: 20% (40,000,000)
• FUTURE PLANS: 10% (20,000,000)
• TEAM MEMBERS: 25% (50,000,000)
• EXCHANGES: 10% (20,000,000)
• INITIAL BURN: 5% (10,000,000)
 PRESALE
We will hold token sales, and you can participate in our
presales if you want to buy our token and hold it until it is listed,
or if you want to fully support the project's growth.

• STAGE 1: MARCH 15TH 2022 – MARCH 22 2022 ~ 20% bonus, 1

Pencetoken ~ $0.05

• STAGE 2: MARCH 30TH 2022 – APRIL 05 2022 ~ 10% bonus,

1 Pencetoken ~ $0.1

• STAGE 3: APRIL 20TH 2022 – APRIL 27 2022 ~ 0%

bonus, 1 Pencetoken ~ $0.5
 AFFILIATE PROGRAM
We are inspired by people, supporters, loyal members, and
crypto enthusiasts, and we have a referral system that is also
unique in the crypto airdrop market; by inviting users, you will
continue to receive 1 PTN whenever they claim a token from
the app, and this reward will continue until the maximum PTN
mining is reached. We recommend that you do not try to
invite yourself or collect illegal referrals because we will
conduct a fraud check. We may decide to disqualify you and
delete your account if we discover too many false referrals in
your account.
 PARTICIPANT'S REQUIREMENTS

• A valid and accessible e-mail address

• A referral code (if any)
• A valid phone number (for finalization)
• Country of origination (for finalization)