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A-Medicare Poised to Become the Bitcoin of Medicine and Leading Cryptocurrency
New Crypto Coin Provides Gateway through Public and Private Health Maze
Background
It’s been 11 years since Bitcoin made its appearance in the world. It is viewed by some as a new kind of currency, by others as a trading platform, and still by others as an investor’s commodity to be bought low and sold high, ideally, just like trading stocks in any company or commodity.
As a currency, Bitcoin functions independently of banks and governments, relying upon a decentralized global open source and transparent infrastructure of coders building out a permanent and indelible public ledger of transactions in something called the blockchain.
As a means of exchange, Bitcoin – the original among various younger contenders to the cryptocurrency marketplace – does more than providing an alternative to conventional cash and credit as purchasing powers in first-world economies. Crypto coins provide potentially all the conveniences of modern banking systems in remote parts of the world, including countries with developing economies, places where solvent banks insured by stable governments do not operate or exist. Crypto gives anyone with a smartphone and the internet much-envied access to significant participation in first-world economies of scale from anywhere
Amazon.com may not deliver to your bungalow in Cuenca, Ecuador, for instance. Still, a cryptocurrency like Bitcoin makes it possible for a friend, relative, or customer in the United States or Europe to send money directly without going down to Western Union and without a five to 10 percent transaction or processing fee from any glorified middleman.
Crypto is a game-changer because it broadens exponentially the trading possibilities within the global economy. That’s a simple statement with gigantic implications.
What comes next?
Enter A-Medicare. As the name suggests, the U.S.-based company is more than a new cryptocurrency or trading platform. It represents a new approach to solving abiding and so far intractable problems that hinder the delivery of best-in-class healthcare options to everyday people, both in the United States and ultimately abroad.
A-Medicare’s founder, Enzo Zelocchi, found a new life-changing solution while researching the financially devastating and demoralizing complexities so many ordinary American families must endure when dealing with a major medical crisis, such as childhood cancer. The actor and filmmaker’s eyes were opened to the appalling inequities in access to medicine within the United States.
“We’re the wealthiest nation on the planet,” Zelocchi says, “but most American families cannot afford a major illness. After a prolonged and heartbreaking struggle with a terminal illness, so many families end up not only bereaved and permanently changed and beset with bottomless grief, but also broke and bankrupt and rebuilding their lives from the ashes. People already emotionally broken have then lost their homes over unpaid medical bills. It shouldn’t happen.”
Global health and the future of money
One significant component of the full A-Medicare rollout will be the issuance of the A-Medicare Coin. This new crypto coin will be the only cryptocurrency allowed as a means of direct purchase through the A-Medicare platform and its affiliated providers, creating a real value of near-monopoly powers within its specified domain; however, the currency is intended also for general issuance and use beyond the platform. The A-Medicare Coin will be traded in all the major crypto exchanges. Its early valuation is predicted to benefit from both the universal human need for affordable healthcare and from all the standard metrics used to assess a neutral and ultimately flexible non-centralized currency.
Solving the most urgent human problems with the latest technology
A-Medicare is poised to improve access to life-saving medicines and affordable medical care and treatment options, and thereby to improve outcomes for individual patients and their families across the socioeconomic spectrum, first in the U.S. and then globally. This paradigm-shifting development occurs by leveraging the latest developments in blockchain distributed coding and database technologies and secure and HIPAA compliant telemedicine and remote diagnosis, enabled and enhanced by cutting-edge developments in artificial intelligence.
“It’s time to take what we can do to the next level,” Zelocchi says. “Our mission is clear, and our path into the uncharted is now charted.”
For more information on the emerging A-Medicare platform, visit www.A-Medicare.com.
Breaking Related News: “The U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) has opened the door for federal savings associations and national savings banks to hold cryptocurrencies on behalf of their customers.”
“This opinion clarifies that banks can continue satisfying their customers’ needs for safeguarding their most valuable assets, which today for tens of millions of Americans includes cryptocurrency,” Acting Comptroller Brian Brooks said in a statement.¹
The ramifications for the A-Medicare Coin seem clear. As cryptocurrency goes mainstream, gaining the acceptance and asset protection capacities of regulated traditional banking, growing consumer and investor confidence seem assured.
Source Citation
Sebastian was born and raised in the busy city of Abbottabad. As a journalist, Saad Mushtaq has contributed to many online publications including the PAK Today and the Huffing Post. In regards to academics, Saad Mushtaq earned a degree in business from the Abbottabad UST, Havelian. Saad Mushtaq follows the money and covers all aspects of emerging tech here at The Hear Up.Thanks