Universal Retirement

By using revenue from business subscriptions to purchase TED stock, which is then allocated to users as dividends, the model ensures a continual high demand. TED’s model corrects the limitations of The Social Security Act (1935) by leveraging an expanding future population base, creating an infinite and sustainable financial ecosystem. Since the revenue is fully invested in acquiring TED stock, and it's up to individual users to sell, there's a perpetual surplus of demand over supply. This dynamic consistently provides upward pressure for TED stock. As users hold onto their shares, they benefit from ongoing appreciation, converting what begins as a stream of income into sustainable economic security, a long-term retirement nest egg.

Disrupts Banking

By leveraging real-time incoming UBI payments and outgoing autonomous transactions for user accounts independent of traditional banks. This system ensures immediate access to funds, smooth autonomous transactions, and secure, transparent operations, empowering users with direct control over their finances. TED fosters a new era of a financially inclusive ecosystem akin to the Banking Act of 1933 (Glass-Steagall)