We do not charge any membership fees. You can join our platform free of charge but to be able to earn trading percentage and referral bonuses, you must have an active plant.
All stored data on our servers remains protected via encryption technology all the time. All account related transactions done by our clients are mediated exclusively via secured internet connections.
All our Market plans have a varying contract duration after which it is terminated. You choose to reinvest or withdraw your capital. However, profits are credited to your account wallet at the end of every trading day.
We adhere strictly to regulations of the countries and cities where we carry out our cannabis farming, productions and merchandise activities. As our investor, you do not need to worry about legal concerns irrespective of your country/location.
Gas fees are determined by two main components:
Gas Limit: The maximum amount of gas a user is willing to spend on a transaction. This represents the computational effort required.
Gas Price: The amount a user is willing to pay per unit of gas, usually measured in Gwei (1 Gwei = 0.000000001 ETH for Ethereum).
The total fee is calculated as:
Total Gas Fee = Gas Limit x Gas Price
Yes, it's completely legal. All our growing and processing partners are fully licensed to cultivate and process medical cannabis in their countries.
Gas fees are transaction fees paid to miners or validators on a blockchain network to compensate them for processing and validating transactions. These fees are essential for maintaining network security and incentivizing participants to include your transaction in the next block.
Gas fees prevent spam transactions and ensure that network resources are allocated efficiently. They serve as a mechanism to prioritize transactions, especially during periods of high demand.
You can check current gas fees using various online tools and platforms, such as: Gas tracking websites (e.g., EthGasStation, GasNow) Wallet applications that display real-time gas prices
No, gas fees vary by blockchain. For example, Ethereum uses Gwei, while networks like Binance Smart Chain (BSC) may use a different metric. Each blockchain has its own fee structure based on its consensus mechanism and transaction volume
