Near Million Dollars In Profit Values To Be Paid To Long Term Investors By Marshall Barnes, R&D Eng

YELLOW SPRINGS, Ohio - April 10, 2023 - PRLog -- This morning, Marshall Barnes is announcing what many had been expecting since last year. Marshall Barnes, entrepreneur and multi-industry mogul will be launching a new effort to pay off investors in a variety of projects that some thought would lose money. Marshall assures, "No one is losing a dime. In fact most are making 10 times what they put in, some even more."

To that point Marshall notes on some deals people who put in $5,000 will get the full pay back of $200,000 as if that project, the Great Gravity Drop, had made the $5 Mil it was expected to. After it stalled for over 10 years, that investor still get his money. On the opposite end, a women who made a $1,000 venture capital loan is getting $10,000 as promised. It's all being made possible by the genius of Marshall breaking into the NFT business with his own version of Non Fungible Tokens. Big differences - authentication of the original art is protected by not displaying it without being framed and watermarked inside of a QR-Code frame, preventing counterfeits from being made and each will have a signed certificate of authentication. The base value of each, on average is $1,000 but the retail value is bound to increase. In addition, each piece has a digital file original. They can then make a print any size they want and resale that which, depending on the size, could fetch a profit just on that alone. In other words, the art replaces cash but if the original projects invested in, ever make money, the investors still get their cuts.

In addition, the investor gets the right to make prints of the original and sell those as well as products with the image on it. So there's multiple ways of turning that art, liquid, high above the original investment.

"So this is Marshall, using his unique genius to not only create things for resale to pay investors but the way in which the sales create the returns for a profit is an invention in and of itself," his assistant Charles, commented.

One thing for sure, Marshall said, no one is losing a dime, as opposed to Elon Musk investors who recently went to court suing the billionaire over losses caused by his tweets on Twitter, according to sources, including NBC news (see https://www.nbcnews.com/business/business-news/tesla-shar... ).
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