Creation of a passive rights market
How have we designed the passive rights market?
The birth of an innovative idea:
Pierre Morelle, in close collaboration with his partner Ilana Ebstein, conceptualised this innovative project within 24PM, a renowned strategic and tactical consultancy firm. Their shared vision was the catalyst for this unprecedented deal.
Technology at the heart of the project :
Rather than relying on traditional blockchain solutions, we opted for a star-structured P2P network. Each client is equipped with its own server, guaranteeing continuity of service for life.
Merging purposes :
This market is at a crossroads as a platform for exchange, a means of monetisation and a place where entrepreneurs and buyers can meet.
The origin of the idea
The genesis of this market is closely linked to the visionary spirit of Pierre Morelle and Ilana Ebstein. Their ability to anticipate business needs and design cutting-edge solutions was the fertile ground for this innovation.
This initiative, which represents a complete break with existing practices, positions ProfitFlow as a forerunner in the creation of avant-garde solutions for businesses.
By developing this passive rights market, ProfitFlow has not only responded to an emerging need, but has also paved the way for new entrepreneurial dynamics.
The advantages of the passive rights market
Developing commercial potential : Companies can now capitalise on their commercial potential, offering a source of finance for their expansion into new markets.
Diversification for buyers: A unique space for buyers, giving them access to unique opportunities while strengthening the long-term viability of their investments.
Technological continuity and robustness: Deploying a dedicated server at each customer site guarantees faultless reliability and service availability in all circumstances.
Compliance and reliability : 24PM, in close collaboration with internationally renowned lawyers, has ensured that this market adheres to the strictest standards, in particular those of the OECD on licensing rights.
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