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Needed by 40M Diaspora
Backed by land in Kiskeya.
Contribute to $Kiskeya's Liquidity Pool and claim your $Kiskeya rewards.
We buy commodities to be traded for $Kiskeya from the locals.
The diaspora receive tax* benefits and benefactors receive 100% of donations.
You, the diaspora and their benefactors can sell your $Kiskeya anytime!
Giving you Access to a Global Farmers Market Supporting Indigenous Communities Worldwide.
Locally grown in Kenya, these tomatoes are juicy, meaty, and bursting with flavor. Their rich, balanced taste combines sweetness, tartness, and acidity, perfect for any dish.
We sell farm Kenyan foods like carbages, sales, sukumawiki, onions. Ranged from ksh. 20 to 80 depending on quantity.
Locally grown in Kenya, these tomatoes are juicy, meaty, and bursting with flavor. Their rich, balanced taste combines sweetness, tartness, and acidity, perfect for any dish.
Acquire a tangible piece of Kiskeya's future with 1 square foot of its Estate.
This investment, for 1,804 $Kiskeya tokens, is a direct contribution to the vital mission of protecting the island's vast mineral wealth, including iridium, gold, silver, and copper.
Your ownership supports sustainable initiatives , actively working to ensure these precious national resources empower our Indigenous People.
Acquire your direct stake in the prestigious Kiskeya Mansion, located in sunny Florida.
For just 30,000 $Kiskeya tokens, you secure 1 square foot of this exclusive property.
Your unique ownership not only grants you a tangible piece of prime real estate directly fuels the Kiskeya movement's mission to defend indigenous land rights.
Invest in a symbol of success and impact, starting today.
Enjoy one mouthwatering 16oz Cecibon's Pikliz Jars
Traditionally made from a mix of shredded cabbage, carrots, onions, scallions, and fiery Scotch Bonnet peppers, Spice Slaw is the ultimate addition to your meals.
The vegetables are pickled in a tangy blend of vinegar, lime juice, and a medley of spices.
This versatile relish adds a burst of flavor and a delightful crunch to your dishes, making it the perfect accompaniment to grilled meats, seafood, and fried foods.
Discover the magic of Spice Slaw and elevate your culinary experience with this vibrant Haitian treasure.
Empower a young mind in Léogâne, Haiti, with the gift of English language education.
Your donation of 5,000 $Kiskeya tokens covers the full cost for one child to participate in our 6-month program, equipping them with vital linguistic skills for socio-economic integration.
Invest directly in their future and help bridge the language gap for a brighter tomorrow.
The Kiskeya Cake Donut is a fusion masterpiece that captures the soul of Haitian cake—a beloved dessert known for its dense, moist texture and warm spices—reimagined as a donut with a twist.
Instead of the traditional icing on top, we’ve stuffed the donut with the signature creamy, tropical-flavored icing typically found on Haitian cake, creating a burst of flavor in every bite.
This treat is a symbol of Haiti’s vibrant culture and a delicious way to support the $Kiskeya campaign’s mission to fund the safe repatriation of Haitian refugees in the Dominican Republic back to Haiti.
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Protect your digital portfolio from unnecessary taxation and legal risks, while ensuring the utmost confidentiality and privacy.
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Support Haitian farmers while reducing waste.
Bring your own bottle to collect 750 ml. of Clairin from St-Michel de la Talaye.
Plus, bring your basket to pickup produce grown in Ayiti's Indigenous Land.
A sustainable way to empower Kiskeya to protect your family back home.
Learn more and get $Kiskeya today:
Own a stake in Nigeria's $774B economy with 3,000 $CaptainNigeria tokens.
With 218M people $CAPN offers a prime opportunity for its holders.
Despite 55% of the population lacking bank accounts, 73.9% of voting-age Nigerians have smartphones.
With 29% inflation in 2023, a median age of 19, Nigeria's crypto market is expanding faster than other African countries.
Own a stake in Black America's purchasing power of $1.8 trillion with 3,000 $CaptainBlackAmerica tokens.
With 47M people, $CAPBA offers a prime opportunity for its holders.
Despite 14% of the population lacking bank accounts, 92% have a smartphones.
With 4.1% inflation in 2023, a median age of 32, a Coinbase survey found that 48% of FBA believe the banking system has negatively impacted them.
Own a stake in Benin's $19.6B economy and 13.7M people.
86% Of its population lack bank accounts despite 80% having smartphones.
Inflation is moderate at 2.8% in 2023, while the median age is 17, setting the stage for DeFi adoption
Own a stake in Haiti's $54B economy and 12M people.
89% Of its population lack bank accounts despite 87% having smartphones.
Inflation is at 49% in 2023, while the median age is 24, setting the stage for DeFi adoption
Own a stake in Jamaica's $17B economy with 3,000 $CaptainJamaica tokens.
With 2.9M people, but 23% unbanked despite 100% mobile penetration.
With 6.2% inflation in 2023, a median age of 32, Jamaica is primed for DeFi adoption.
Own a stake in Kenya's $110B economy with 3,000 $CaptainKenya tokens.
With 54 M people, and 30% unbanked despite 80% having smartphones.
With 29% inflation in 2023, a median age of 20, Kenya is primed for DeFi adoption.
Become a Captain like Zikopoly and help raise legal funds for our Decentralized Indigenous Organization.
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Each Token is backed by one fraction of physical land. If you own 1 $Kiskeya, you own the underlying value of the land.
Unlocking the Potential of Haiti’s 1 Square Foot
The Caribbean real estate market is surging, and Haiti is poised to be the next big opportunity for savvy investors.
While neighboring countries command high prices per square foot, Haiti’s undervalued land offers unparalleled potential for growth as tourism and infrastructure expand.
$146–$420 /sq.ft.
30% to 50% appreciation from 2020 to 2024.
$278–$372/sq.ft.
35%–45% appreciation since 2020, with a 27.1% spike in Q4 2024.
Up to $415-$1,000/sq.ft
Land sales jumped 32% in 2023. Villas top $1,000/sq.ft.
$61–$115/sq.ft
27% luxury market growth over five years.
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Haiti’s untapped mineral reserves, estimated at $39.45 billion in gold, copper, iridium, and silver, position it as a prime opportunity for investors in the Caribbean’s booming resource market.
Here’s why Haiti’s mineral-rich land is the next frontier:
Gold
The Dominican Republic is a major gold producer, with the Pueblo Viejo mine being one of the world’s largest, holding proven and probable reserves of 9.5 million ounces as of recent estimates.
Iridium
Haiti is claimed to hold the world’s second-largest iridium reserves, with some estimates suggesting up to 89 million units, though commercial viability remains unproven.
Iridium, a rare platinum-group metal, is found in trace amounts in the Beloc formation, sparking interest for its potential in high-tech industries.
Bauxite
Jamaica is renowned for its bauxite production, ranking among the top global producers, with reserves estimated at 2 billion metric tons, supporting a significant portion of the world’s aluminum supply.
Gold
Haiti holds significant gold deposits, with estimates suggesting reserves worth up to $20 billion in the northern hills, particularly around Trou-du-Nord.
These deposits, part of the same mineral belt as the Dominican Republic’s Pueblo Viejo mine, have attracted Canadian and U.S. companies, though environmental and governance challenges persist.
Copper
Puerto Rico has copper deposits, though less developed, with historical exploration indicating potential reserves in its volcanic regions, yet to be fully quantified.
Copper
Haiti possesses notable copper deposits, with historical estimates indicating over 1.5 million metric tons in the northern Massif du Nord, particularly around Gonaïves and the Trou-du-Nord region.
Mined sporadically since the 1960s by Canadian and American companies, these resources remain largely undeveloped due to political instability and outdated mining laws, yet they hold significant economic potential.
Limestone
Barbados is rich in coral limestone, a key resource for construction, with its entire landmass composed of this material, extensively quarried for local use.
Silver
Haiti has significant silver deposits, primarily in the Massif du Nord, with estimates suggesting substantial reserves alongside gold and copper in regions like Trou-du-Nord.
While exact quantities remain unverified due to limited modern exploration, historical data and geological surveys indicate silver as a valuable byproduct of Haiti’s mineral belt, attracting interest from international mining firms despite regulatory hurdles.
Clay
Antigua and Barbuda has notable clay deposits, used locally for construction and pottery, with reserves supporting small-scale industries across the islands.
Silver
Haiti has significant silver deposits, primarily in the Massif du Nord, with estimates suggesting substantial reserves alongside gold and copper in regions like Trou-du-Nord.
While exact quantities remain unverified due to limited modern exploration, historical data and geological surveys indicate silver as a valuable byproduct of Haiti’s mineral belt, attracting interest from international mining firms despite regulatory hurdles.
Urge U.S. agencies to facilitate the return of Haitians by stoping:
• 💸 Money Laundering,
• 💣 Terrorism Financing,
• 🛑 Human Trafficking.
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