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# Legal Aspects

We aim to revolutionize the sale of shares while strictly adhering to the legal framework.

For our <mark style="color:blue;">NFTs</mark>, we will issue <mark style="color:blue;">**DEBENTURES**</mark> certificates, which are negotiable securities, through our company <mark style="color:blue;">**Corporación Comercial RC S.A.**</mark> These certificates will explicitly state that the capital raised will be utilized to expand the company, and investors will receive economic returns in the form of our token <mark style="color:blue;">$INV</mark>.&#x20;

Additionally, we will facilitate the purchase and sale of shares in our corporation to prevent any potential issues in the future.


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