Salaam! Crypto holders such as COBOL and Fortran IBM Watson array rig operators can go to eBay and buy real estate and pay with crypto perhaps but it is against the rules. Also, it is not all online and the properties may not be high quality. Therefore, we decided to add a platform where crypto adopters can acquire farms, vineyards, houses and more with a simple click! No more waiting for realtors to call back, now it is buy now and most tokens are accepted. What is different from eBay? High quality only, no scams. Crypto tool.
How does it work? Visitors simply browse listings and click buy now then fill out a short form and the deed is mailed to them. This fills a gap in the real estate automation and crypto markets. Java and HTML allow users to push buttons and create a listing or research parcel maps using custom functions like:
function gazaPeace() {
if (land < house) {
......
As many insiders know, buying and selling real estate can be a chore especially if paying in DOGE or Tron. Our platform from Moonshee International is a nice solution to a huge problem in the market.
The tool works as a website and has animations and many special features like user settings. We prefer to launch webtools because they work on almost all devices except 3270 and Amiga along with C128. Apple is supported along with Linux, Cobol emus and Fortran terminals.
We used unFreeze tool make animated gifs and used scrolling effects as well to make the site feel alive. We also added a special feature which shows gems and rings, money falling from the sky like rain. Feel free to add your listings or borrow the template. To run it, use a browser on any smart phone or terminal.
In Hong Kong we havre a lot of unhoused residents. We need disruptive solutions to get people housed including the power of crypto. With our platform, people can buy land and donate to homeless, deploy their crypto in a new way. Or buy 10 lots for themselves and one for homeless, it is purely optional. We used AGS to help with the animation and testing. Made on recycled computer running 32 bits on an AMD processor with Linux and COBOL flowchart style. CSS was key to project success. One problem we had when developing was bandwith constraints. Other than that the wi-fi in Kowloon Harbour was fluid. We avoided using built in translators for this suite because of the heavy Java animations which trip up our translator module.
Waheguru.
