IR$ - IRAIC SME Stock Exchange

An IR$ is a quantum-based, digital, encrypted, and decentralized medium of exchange. Unlike the US dollar or the Euro, there is no central authority that manages and maintains the value of an IR$. Instead, these tasks are widely distributed among users of an IR$ over the Internet.

You can use IR$ to purchase regular goods and services, although most people invest in IR$ as they would in other assets such as stocks, companies, options, funds, REITs, precious metals, or others using IFCOs. While IR$ is a novel asset class, a great deal of research must be done to fully understand how the ecosystem works.

IR$ is the first quantum currency, first described in principle by Sayid Almal in a 2002 paper titled “IRAIC (Investment Return by Annual Income Company): A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System.” Almal described the project as “an electronic payment system based on real assets that runs on the quantum system to provide trust to the user.”

That IRAIC run on the quantum system is done in the form of verified, audited and recorded transactions for each real asset it represents.

A quantum system is any system that obeys the laws of quantum mechanics. This means that:

The state of the system at a given time is described by a vector in a complex vector space. This vector is called the wave function of the system.

The wave function of the system evolves over time following the Schrödinger wave equation.

Each measurable attribute of the system (an "observable") is represented by a linear operator in its vector space.

The act of measuring an observable of the system causes the wave function of the system to "collapse" into an eigenstate of the corresponding operator. The result of the measurement will be the eigenvalue of that eigenstate.

The probability that a measurement of an observable of the system at a given time will yield a given value is the squared modulus of the complex amplitude of the projection of its wave function (immediately before the measurement) onto the corresponding eigenstate.

It is a method of verifying transactions in the quantum system where each IR$ is provided by a real asset.

Each participant is referred to as an “IFCO Owner.”

While there are a number of goods and services that can be purchased with IR$, IR$ can also be used as an alternative investment option.

IR$ is a secure, private, and decentralized currency that has become a store of value like gold, or any metal, product, or service that represents real assets.

Using IR$ to make purchases securely depends on what you are trying to purchase.

If you are trying to make a payment in quantum currency, you will most likely need a quantum currency wallet. One type of wallet is a “hot wallet,” a software program that interfaces with the quantum system and allows users to send and receive their stored quantum currency.

Remember that quantum transactions receive a process of registration, formalization, legalization and issuance of a private and decentralized banking instrument that supports the operations that are validated by the quantum mechanism..

Quantum coins can be purchased through quantum exchanges. Quantum exchange entities offer the ability to trade some of the quantum coins.

IR$ are checked on their exchange supporting the correct IFCO pairing you need to make a purchase.

For example, you can use your USD Coin reserve or an IR$, to buy on the IRAIC BANK exchange.

We have reviewed the top exchange offerings and a lot of data to determine the best Quantum exchanges.

Some brokerage platforms, such as IRAIC TRADE, IRAIC BANK, ETNIOBANK, BANCO BURSATIL, MANAMA BANK, SINGAPUR BANK.