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Abstract

Through public-private partnerships with producers at local, regional and national levels, SyncFab's Smart Manufacturing Blockchain will advance efforts to decentralize manufacturing through public peer-to-peer ecosystems, backed by Token MFG Utility.

This document examines the current burdens faced by small and medium-sized companies working in the manufacturing supply chain, and provides a comprehensive set of solutions to engage non-isolated and inaccessible manufacturers, expand their inter-industry networks and encourage collaboration to meet global production demand.

By collecting quality data about today's opaque manufacturing supply chain and making it public, the SyncFab platform aims to make the supply chain more transparent, efficient, and sustainable.

This paper highlights the development of decentralized SyncFab applications, Token MFG Utility that provides incentives to streamline bidding and procurement processes, and future details.

Event Distribution Token MFG Utility (token sale).

Blockchain and smart contracts serve as a way forward to Industrial Revolution 4.0, creating economies of scale and potentially combined supply. Decentralized manufacturing will make the industry more accessible, safe and economical for more participants in the immediate peer-to-peer (P2P) ecosystem.

Industrial Revolution 4.0: Where Manufacturing Technology Meets Global Demand

The United States and China account for more than a third of the world's gross domestic product (GDP), and their combined GDP dominance is expected to continue through 2050, especially if their industries are transitioning to new manufacturing processes. Manufacturing and trade gained signal growth for the global economy as a whole, according to the International Monetary Fund. According to a study conducted by PWC and distributed by the World Economic Forum in 2016 - Companies from all sectors around the world embrace "Industry 4.0", or business in the digital age. About a third of the 2,000 companies surveyed in 26 countries have rated their digitization rate as high, and this value is expected to increase on average from 33% to 72% by 2020.

In South Africa, the current rate of digitization and integration is expected to increase from 27% to 64% by 2020. Sticking to the Industrial Revolution 4.0, US manufacturing companies (95% of which are independent, small and medium-sized stores) must solve that problem when this inhibits production, and finds ways to pool their capacity to handle global demand more efficiently.

Significant advances in robotics, sensors, large data, artificial intelligence, and enhanced reality have linked the digital and physical realms of manufacturing through a powerful and reliable network.

With this technology, integrated production and purchasing processes that run smoothly throughout the supply chain will save time and resources; improve efficiency; and improve scalability and security.

Demand for services that support this potential global data exchange, and its transactions on data and contracts between businesses encourage the expansion of Internet Things (IoT) and Internet Industry Hal (IIoT).

As industry leaders say:

"The Internet of Things has stirred up the idea of a fourth industrial revolution - a new wave of technological changes that will decentralize production control and spark a paradigm shift in manufacturing."

SyncFab's Contribution to the Industrial Revolution 4.0

Silicon Valley-based SyncFab aims to leverage technology and connect with IoT and IIoT to provide buyers and manufacturers with high-quality data that will streamline processes along the supply chain.

Linking buyers with manufacturers in IIoT through the business-to-business SaaS (B2B) ecosystem, SyncFab creates a public peer-to-peer ecosystem where buyers can find companies capable of implementing high-precision on-demand production machines and engaging participants. eager to improve efficiency in the supply chain. While the government is building the Internet (ARPANET), SyncFab believes that IIoT will be built collaboratively, through public-private partnerships (which have been formed by SyncFab). Such cross-sector partnerships will collect and combine best practices and share wisdom from multiple perspectives.

With the services surveyed and adapted from SyncFab, companies are trying to shift their manufacturing processes to high-tech smart manufacturers, and those who explore ways to optimize the "cost-for-service" process (lower overhead costs per customer account) can find solutions such as sourcing, tracking and organizing precision parts of production and better procurement systems.
A recent report found that the company's U.S. spending about $ 20 billion in 2012, and is expected to spend about $ 500 billion by 2020 for smart technology.
In 2016 Forbes' Manufacturer Outlook, 32% of companies surveyed said that their corporate strategy relies heavily on integrated technology through IIoT. See Chart: Putting Technology in Supply Chain.
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Important for SyncFab's Smart Manufacturing Blockchain will use the MFG Utility Token, the first of its kind to provide incentives to community users to embrace blockchain technology. The core of blockchain adoption is the shared trust between buyers, developers and producers built on a more public and transparent supply chain system, where small to medium-sized producers can access blockchain and become suppliers in the space where they are now obscured. .

For example, to offset the work done on RFQ creates more responses to the needs of buyers and buyers of the supply chain in a timely manner. Purchasemanagers cut the trust and delay issues with the inherent transparency of the blockchain into cost and quality control.

With the launch of MFG Token, SyncFab serves as an early adopter, Smart Contracts protocol developer and integrator into the blockchain manufacturing supply chain. The MFG Token will be used first in SyncFab, the second on SyncFab's soon developed Smart Manufacturing Smart Contract Ethereal Blockchain and eventually adopted by new and emerging supply chain manufacturing partners using SyncFab's own synchronized blockchain contract protocol or their own with the industry's first MFG The Token Smart contract-based incentive mechanism.

The MFG Tokens will be integrated on the SyncFab platform that has a powerful launch network built from public-private partnerships. Although designed to serve Public Public Blockchain public, peer-to-peer, this utility is designed to complement third-party standalone solutions, such as the deeper supply chain blockade of the deeper, blockchains-based private supply chain.

The shift in business strategy in the revolution is driven by companies and manufacturers to streamline efficient procurement and production processes to reduce overhead and increase revenue.

Process

Industrial production in the US continues to increase, with growth expected to increase 5% per year to 2018. By 2014, an estimated $ 1.4 trillion in export goods 6 is conducted in the United States

But large manufacturing firms still face inefficiency that drains resources and time, and contributes to overall overall slowness and cost in their manufacturing processes. U.S. Company which invested heavily in IIoT technology standing up to get the result of global demand as high as $ 10- $ 15 trillion by 2030, according to a report by Accenture Technology. Investment in such technologies is limited to large conglomerates, while the eight largest independent, small and medium-sized companies still face the well-known burden of manufacturing processes, such as:

High costs associated with brokers and procurement agencies when looking for materials

For the source section, the company hires an internal procurement manager (or relies on an external contracted broker or agent) to locate and order components. The Company compensates procurement salaries and commission bonuses, pays the inventor "inventor" fee or takes the markup cost above the manufacturer's price - which affects the overhead that lowers overall revenue. The SyncFab 2.0 Procurement platform replaces the broker's requirements, or cuts the time spent by the Supply Chain Supply Account Manager to bid. SyncFab's all-in-one platform corresponds to the buyer's RFQ to potential producers. Through Smart Contracts, Sync Fab's 3.0 platform will tailor requirements with supplier capabilities intuitively and open the contract value as conditions are met.

Minimum height for production due to time spent on finding the right manufacturing supplier. Data on: track record of performance, quality, and size of contracts between buyers and producers remain within the silo

In a survey conducted by Deltabid, 31% of 500 buyers said finding the right supplier is still a major obstacle. Contributing factors are the risks of 9 producers when dealing with unknown and non-transparent buyer profiles and their purchase history. Manufacturers want to make sure their orders are paid on time while the buyer is faced with a delay when not sure if the manufacturer can manufacture their product as per specification requirements. Without a reputation and a network of brokers, buyers spend hours on the phone or search through multiple directories. Sometimes, buyers do not have enough technical understanding of the product to determine their search terms, leading to dead-end outreach. On the buyers side, they want proof of experience and expertise from manufacturers to maintain the integrity and quality of their products. Negotiating the complexity of this requirement produces a high minimum, the minimum required part required. The SyncFab mapping feature allows local sources, which lower the minimum, especially when obtained through trusted channels. By combining demand and creating economies of scale, SyncFab's access to manufacturing capacity creates access to markets in a way that will revolutionize How small and medium manufacturing enterprises meet supply chain demand.

Difficulty in seeing the capacity and ability of producers to achieve economies of scale in the supply chain

Buyers and manufacturers both suffer from a lack of high quality data and information into their procurement processes and supply chain resources. 39% of the surveyed companies and individuals (see graph in Figure 2: "Lack of Visibility") state that they are unaware of the supply and capacity of their suppliers and logistics partners; 38% cited "some visibility," covering a total of 77% of the amount surveyed. With SyncFab products, buyers and manufacturers can manage cross functionality and look deeper into the end-to-end supply chain, enabling better real-time decisions to optimize and streamline processes

Visibility into the supply chain will allow buyers and manufacturers to manage cross functionality and look deeper into the end-to-end supply chain, enabling better real-time decisions to optimize and streamline their procurement and supply chain processes.

SyncFab Path to Decentralized Manufacturing

Given the current burden of manufacturing systems that perpetuate the lack of transparency and inaccessibility of many stakeholders in the supply chain, the SyncFab solution seeks to resolve complex issues with five key innovations.

Reshape supply chain management through a direct, peer-to-peer (P2P) manufacturing ecosystem

Traditional manufacturing economies of scale perpetuate the lack of transparency and inaccessibility, providing privileged access to centralized asset controls.

The biggest buyers, often conglomerates, monopolize access. Brokers control networking and procurement by storing information in silos, complicating the overall supply chain management process. Public and peer-to-peer (P2P) ecosystems, pave the way for a fully decentralized supply chain management environment.

Innovators, suppliers, and manufacturers regain control of the success, quality, and delivery of their products. With Smart Contracts and Smart Manufacturing Blockchain, decentralizing the economy-scale manufacturing supply chain, making the entire system more accessible, transparent and profitable for all participants, and replacing the most exclusive business-to-business model. SyncFab's public-private partnerships, and the expansion of local ecosystems build trust among stakeholders in the supply chain based on shared knowledge of track record performance, capability and capacity in a way that can transform the manufacturing industry.

The deal with San Leandro City and Smart Manufacturing Smart 14 Manufacturing Innovation Institute (funded by the Department of Energy and the Department of Commerce as directed by the White House), provides SyncFab 15 secret access to high-quality industrial manufacturing process data, which will be key to future process optimization using future artificial intelligence applications.

Partnerships with the Regional Manufacturing Center will enable SyncFab to track underutilized production assets. Through this work and 16 new on-going registrations, SyncFab continues to rank machining and machine capacity capabilities in several jurisdictions and plans to expand data collection at regional, national and even international levels. With the expansion of 17 certified producer networks online, the SyncFab database offers a large selection of buyers to meet regional demands.

Incorporating Changes in Supply Chain Management

Token MFG Utility plays an important role in the SyncFab platform because it creates an online value-sharing system in a decentralized manufacturing ecosystem.

Built based on the Ethereum ERC-20 standard, and sold to existing and new SyncFab users, the MFG token will be used by early adopters to pay for the order price.

After building the future, users will be able to open and update Smart Contracts and pay transaction fees. With the MFG token, in a decentralized system, users dictate the economies of the ecosystem by providing incentives and rewarding users of their communities.

In the current Web 2.0 SyncFab platform, the MFG token will incentivize producers for traditionally uncompensated time to collect citations and make producers more responsive to time-sensitive production time limits. By getting prizes for timely bidding, manufacturers are expected to respond more quickly. With such token incentives, the set of producers that buyers can choose can increase and vary.

The SyncFab public-private partnership, the investment into the platform and the MFG Utility Token is built to solve the current supply chain's confidence dilemma, where current buyers do not know enough about their suppliers to risk making an order. Many will turn to Smart Manufacturing Blockchain because of their openness to new suppliers, backed by an unchanged transaction ledger with integrity evidence and access to transaction tokens that can encourage manufacturers to hire suppliers in minutes, whereas before they can never do without face-to-face meetings.

Smart Manufacturing Blockchain

The application of blockchain in IIoT quickly emerged as a new standard in many sectors, including the financial sector, real estate, food industry and manufacturing.

Blockchain functions as a digital textbook containing programmed data and encryption, making notes almost non-destructive within its distribution network.

As a common database, where information is stored, verified and mutually agreed by millions of computers in a hosted consensus, blockchains are considered very difficult to hack, and create an ideal ecosystem for manufacturing companies concerned with security and intellectual property.

SyncFab's Smart Manufacturing Blockchain Smart Contract Protocol will use a blocking record system to match buyers with their most ideal manufacturers.

Comparing various orders of manufacturers, machine capacity, and previous product designs into buyer project criteria, Smart Manufacturing Blockchain will directly link buyers with manufacturers, accelerate procurement and production without brokers or banks.

The completed purchase order to Smart Manufacturing Blockchain will help build user service history, giving people access to information on the network about performance, reliability and on-time delivery. This online history will make buyers and producers confident that ordered orders can and will be met.

By reducing intermediaries such as brokers, outdated software and inefficient procurement processes, Smart Manufacturing Blockchain aims to reduce entry barriers, and connect innovators to manufacturers, smart machines to manufacturers and create a transparent and decentralized network for supply chain management.

Intelligent Contract for Transparent Procurement Processing

Smart Manufacturing Smart SyncFab Contract Protocols will be critical in standardizing decentralized supply chain management.

The Smart SyncFab DApp contract will work on two levels. By using the SynFab procurement process in the future, Smart Contracts will store RFQ, citations and encrypted intellectual properties, on Smart Manufacturing Blockchain, but only allow access to those with allocated rights to track, record and monitor producer assets.

In the early stages of the SyncFab procurement system, companies charge brokerage fees, but when the system becomes decentralized, and Smart Contracts will be tailored to the needs of buyers and producers, a fully decentralized ecosystem will emerge and costs tailored to the appropriate services. Meanwhile, different datasets in the Smart Contract are accessible to potential buyers in Smart Manufacturing Blockchain. Data on successful buyer and manufacturer profiles and production orders will be recorded to the ledger, with each order leaving a digital paper trail of credibility and performance.

Smart Business Model for Decentralized Supply Chain Management

Currently, the SyncFab platform includes the financial markup applied above the final agreement between buyers and manufacturers - industry practices for third party referrers. However, in addition to connecting manufacturers with buyers, SyncFab now provides technology for faster and more efficient purchasing processes.

Markup is usually equivalent to a much smaller quote than the one received from the buyer without SyncFab. SyncFab anticipates that in a decentralized supply chain management network, the cost of markup will likely be eliminated.

In contrast, transaction costs on all final payments will be the percentage specified during development and after proof of concept Smart Contract. Smart Concept Proof is where SyncFab plans to develop and improve Smart Contracts by customizing and tailoring contracts with buyers and producers of "real life" and relevant procurement processes. As more companies look for decentralized ecosystems, SyncFab will apply lessons and determine appropriate costs based on a better understanding of the buyer's needs and any SmartCEL usage.

For pilot services, SyncFab works closely with local cities and federal agencies that build public-private partnerships to advance industry innovation and economic development.

Token MFG Utility: Prove Blockchain Buy-in

SyncFab envisions a vibrant buyer's ecosystem, manufacturers, suppliers and logistics service providers actively buying, selling and ordering manufacturing-related services within Smart Manufacturing Smart Contract Blockchain. Initially, the incentive to join will be in the form of MFG Utility Tokens, which assign value to existing tasks in the supply chain and are currently not compensated, such as suppliers that collect quotes for buyers. Incentives work both for buyers and manufacturers as a way to bring them into blockchain.

The MFG Token value will overshadow the corresponding hourly wage rate of the worker in accordance with the desired award audience. So basically the value of buying Token MFG includes:

- Buy a network of existing SyncFab production capacity

- Support the development and development of SyncFab production network production continuously

- Expand the network of adoption partners from MFG, smart manufacturing and smart contracting capchain buildout in SyncFab and in the supply chain industry

- Providing incentives to workers to receive technology and be more responsive to buyers' requests while compensating for critical functionality they consider trivial - RFQs

Respecting Manufacturer (Bidder)

To reduce production time and driving competition, SyncFab plans to use MFG Tokens to reward manufacturers who bid faster and more competitive prices (low prices) in proportion to their rate of receipt of quotes.

Each created RFQ will be listed as an auction, attached with a MFG Token gift to the manufacturer for their bidding venture. Similar to a unique offer auction process, the winner usually offers the lowest bid, but also has the skills, abilities, and certifications needed to successfully complete the job.

Minimum requirements will be placed on all RFQs listed - the amount to be determined after the initial token distribution. Rates and values may change based on user input and engagement in the future. The amount will vary and depends on the scope and delivery of the project. Additional benefits to using this system include:

- Manufacturers are compensated for their responsiveness to all RFQs including those from small and medium business buyers.

- The manufacturer sees the initial investment by a committed buyer who offers the MFG Token bid prize.

- Manufacturers can focus on production and spend less time in customer walk-in pre-production communications.

- Small and medium-sized businesses that are hard to find and other less affordable stores are likely to bid, due to lower entrance barriers.

- Manufacturers gain trust in buyers who compensate for their efforts - whether their bids win or not.

- Manufacturers increase engagement on the SyncFab network or partners to search for and search for MFG Token bid bids

- Manufacturers will potentially be able to deliver a portion of the costs associated with an incomplete or defective order to be partially offset by the token. Currently these substantial cost deficiencies are covered by the manufacturer or their insurance agent in full.

- Manufacturers who perform very well receive "tip" from their buyers

Similar to buyers who can add prizes to RFQ auctions, manufacturers can tag Tokens MFG quotes.

After sending a quote to the buyer, the manufacturer may include a gift in the amount of the MFG token above their quotation ("MFG quotation prize"). An MFG quotation order can be viewed as a discount, which is then given to the buyer if the offer manufacturer is selected as the winner. It's usually a good 30-day offer, and giving buyers MFG tokens may increase their reorder rate. This will allow manufacturers to allocate the MFG tokens they have acquired through a re-bid process to the ecosystem through buyers.

The amount will depend on the producers because they can share the same amount with the amount of MFG assigned to the winning bidder. Manufacturers can also allocate larger amounts of MFG to provide more incentives to buyers to choose their offer as a winning bid. This incentive model will also help solve rare events where buyers will receive a fixed number offer from some manufacturers - bids with prizes will make it more profitable. Additional benefits for buyers include:

- Buyers with time sensitive projects can expect faster and more producer offerings if they add MGF benchmark bid rewards.

- Buyers encourage competition among manufacturers that offer reduced lead times, competitive prices and faster offers.

- Buyers who make commitments and orders more quickly give and get MFG signature incentives from manufacturers.

- Buyers can use the value and value of the token to be recirculated to the ecosystem for incentives such as placing a faster reorder or rewarding future purchases.Workflow and Distribution for Manufacturers

1. Manufacturer designates "X" amount of MFG as a quote reward on top of their bid.

2. Purchaser accepts the offer and is rewarded 80% of MFG allocated as the reward.

3. The remaining 20% will be reallocated into the community pool.

Transaction fees

Transaction fees will be added to the number of final purchase orders transacted within the ecosystem. The transaction fee is paid by the buyer above the quoted price. The value must be determined during development. The fees will be distributed between SyncFab, Smart MFG Tech LTD and Loyalty Pool.

Economic Model MFG

Smart Manufacturing Blockchain has a fixed one billion (1,000,000,000,000) MFG token number. The token will be generated before and will be distributed during the token distribution event. (Please refer to Section 7.0 for additional information on token distribution events.) No additional token MFG will be created after the token distribution event.

8 Loyalty Pool (Transaction Turnover)

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Transaction Turnover and Pool Loyalty are used to promote and encourage continuous engagement in supply chain ecosystems by rewarding users with MFG tokens. Examples of such engagements: regular login to SyncFab and partner networks, create and update Smart Contracts, place orders, list auctions, and offer projects

Competitive Analysis

Blockchain and IIoT's expansion has been a growing investment area for many private companies, focusing on determining and correcting company inefficiencies. This investment is mostly done by a conglomerate that hopes to capitalize on global demand for manufactured products.

There is a direct comparison that is limited to the MFG Token Smart MFG Tech and SyncFab incentive systems to facilitate blocked and build engagement at the shopfloor or at the factory. As the development of blockchain products, major manufacturers or supply chain companies seeking blockchain solutions will adopt MFGs on their networks or simply use smart smart contracting protocols and / or SyncFab production capacities.

In a competitive landscape, companies approach decentralized manufacturing in various ways:

● General Electric: Focusing on finding inefficiencies in its own systems, GE migration to smart manufacturers is largely independent and is aimed at improving the company's performance within large companies and its broad product lines. Large conglomerates like GE are able to invest millions of dollars in enterprise-specific smart technologies.

● IBM: Hyperledger is designed for business-to-business exchanges, and serves as a private company blockchain for companies that may already be doing business together and trusting enough to share documents, designs and contracts. Aimed at creating efficiency among partners, this system will serve leading manufacturers who may already dominate the supply chain in various ways.

● Google: Google's search engine places priority on paid advertisers. In certain searches, topping their list is a supply chain player who pays to get business to their door. Yet many precision machined parts remain unknown. The effort required by the buyer to investigate and learn more about the capabilities and capacities of the company is not easily accessible in public search engines. Such clearinghouses for small to medium sized stores do not yet exist.

● SyncFab serves as the first public peer-to-peer manufacturing ecosystem. Decentralized manufacturing platforms where token holders can interact directly with each other to launch projects and acquire parts, pay for services, and make them successful in creating trust among the users of the community. In the future, SyncFab will authenticate chain data chain off-chain using IC3 developed by Cornell developed by Town Crier System. SyncFab plans to explore the synthesis of confidential contract data from private blockchain using Townell Cornell's project as SyncFab begins making live data engine feedback in a scenario that the funding hard cap is achieved.

The conceptual development plan for Token MFG, Smart Manufacturing Smart Contract and SyncFab Web 3.0 Platform begin in August 2017 with the aim of completing token integration immediately after the end of the MFG Tokens Distribution Event and smart contract settlement tailored to platform 3.0 by 2019. SyncFab is committed to long-term success of platform and standardization of Smart Manufacturing Blockchain. Listening and adapting to customer feedback has been embedded in the SyncFab approach and it is important to build high value products that will save time or reduce overhead costs for clients.

If the minimum target crowdsale ETH is met, the MFG Token launch will involve:

● The creation of intelligent contracts to generate and distribute 1,000,000,000 MFG supplies to the allotment set forth in the Token Distribution Plan.

● Creation of five (5) wallets. Each will keep the individual MFG number in the allotment. Encrypted digital wallet stores encoded MFG or ET, and can be translated to validate the actual number in the Ethereal Network.

● The fabrication of the crowdsale smart contract to distribute the MFG token in relative amounts to the ETH contribution of the Token Distribution Sales.

● Virtual Machine Ethics (EVM) creation to secure, execute and validate the previously mentioned smart contracts, future smart contracts, and transfer and conversion of MFGs into ETs, and vice versa on the Ethereal Network.

● Integration of EVM into current SyncFab 2.0 platform and technology stack.Token Distribution Plan

1. Prior to the token distribution event, Smart MFG Tech LTD will generate one billion (1,000,000,000,000) token of MFG inventory.

2. A total of three hundred million (300,000,000) MFGs will be offered to the public (current SyncFab users and early adopters of Smart Manufacturing Blockchain).

3. Each MFG wallet account will store MFG token blocked to unit 18 decimal places - the smallest unit of the MFG token to 0.000000000000000001 MFG.

4. Smart Contract Distribution does not permit new token to be created or destroyed after token distribution event. At the end of the distribution event, the Smart Contract token distribution will destroy any unsold MFG allocated benchmarks at the time of the event closing.

5. There will be no increase in MFG.

6. The total supply of MFG depends on how many MFGs are sold during the distribution event; the last supply has not been determined

Risk factors

Risk Factors There are many challenges that could potentially hinder entry of mass manufacturing of Smart Manufacturing Blockchain in the manufacturing industry, including the widely accepted acceptance of the economic model. Some early risk factors include:

● Reluctance by suppliers to adopt new technologies. SyncFab should provide effective training for platform use

● The broker refuses change and holds the customer.

● Congestion of supply capacity and price spikes.

● Manufacturers want to remain silent and isolated. SyncFab will create a way for them to adapt to the reporting system and communication path.

● Ecosystems and local laws can be slow to adjust.

Additional risk factors apply to the SyncFab business in general and the MFG Token Sale event in particular, and the widespread adoption of Smart Manufacturing Blockchain:

● SyncFab may not reach the minimum amount of sales, soft cap or target hard drive and may not have sufficient funds to run on its business plan.

● MFG signs can be significantly affected by digital currency market trends and MFG values can be depreciated heavily due to non-MFG-related events in the digital currency market.

● The manufacturing industry's supply chain area may be under global or local regulations that may limit the use of tokens for supply chain procurement.

● SyncFab Web 3.0 is a complex software platform, and its release may be delayed significantly due to unexpected development bottlenecks.

● Competition can introduce the same or better supply chain intelligent contract solution and cause SyncFab to lose market share and ultimately fail to achieve its business goals.

● Use of the MFG token may be under the supervision of a government institution.

● Ownership of the MFG token may be included in the new and unpredictable tax law that will erode the benefits of MFG.

● Smart MFG Tech LTD may not succeed in creating the momentum and acceptance required for the MFG token, which can lead to liquidity and low trade depletion.

● Positions and plans outlined in this white paper can be changed during the project.