In this post, I want to walk you through my new PowerPoint presentation on 9MX, which is the latest evolution of the original 9M platform. If you watched my earlier presentation on 9M, you’ll recognise some familiar ideas, but there are also some changes that (in my opinion) are aimed at a stronger long-term strategy.
Important Disclaimer (Please Read)
This post is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. I am not a financial adviser. Crypto and digital asset platforms carry risk, and you should always do your own research and seek independent financial advice where necessary.
Never invest more than you can afford to lose. Investments can go down as well as up. This is a high-risk area and you should not expect to be protected if something goes wrong.
Why I’m Doing This Walkthrough
I think it’s important to understand the background of any platform you’re looking at investing in. Especially if you’re considering putting money into it. That’s why presentations like this exist, and why I’m going through the slides properly rather than just giving a quick overview.
In the wider community, there are multiple live presentations each week. My goal here is simply to explain what I understand, share how I’m approaching it personally, and point you to the areas you should research for yourself.
What is 9MX?
9MX is presented as a digital asset trading platform focused on building a more compliant and sustainable exchange ecosystem. In the presentation, it’s positioned as the “next evolution” of the earlier 9M direction, with a stronger emphasis on infrastructure, licensing pathways, and longer-term development.
As with anything in crypto, terms can get complicated quickly. So, I always encourage people to keep learning and ask questions (especially when you’re new).
Background and Milestones (As Presented)
In the slides, 9MX is described as being co-initiated by experienced professionals across finance, AI research, blockchain architecture, and quantitative engineering. The presentation also includes a timeline of milestones from early development through global expansion, and now the upgrade into 9MX.
I personally believe it’s useful to look at the stated history and direction, but you should also verify information independently wherever possible.
Compliance and Regulation Direction
One of the areas highlighted in the presentation is compliance. Some registrations or compliance items are shown as “in progress” across different jurisdictions.
I’m not claiming that this makes anything “safe” (nothing in crypto is guaranteed), but it is one of the reasons I’m interested in watching how this develops over time.
Connecting Digital Assets to Real Life (Visa Card / Banking Features)
In the slides, there’s a strong emphasis on making the ecosystem more practical in the real world, including features like a Visa card and banking-related tools.
When it comes to real-world usage, one question people often ask is how withdrawals work and how crypto converts back into pounds. I’ve covered related steps in other posts here:
- How To Turn Crypto Into Pounds Using The Revolut App (Step-by-Step)
- How To Withdraw Money From 9M To Revolut
Even if 9MX is different in places, the general idea of understanding wallets, conversion, and withdrawals remains important.
Strategic Exchange Partner: Coinstore (As Mentioned in the Slides)
The presentation mentions Coinstore as a strategic exchange partner. It outlines various claims such as global reach, user numbers, daily volume, tradable assets, and offered market services.
As always, it’s worth verifying exchange details yourself directly through official sources before you rely on any statistics.
Global Community Growth
Another part of the presentation focuses on the existing global user base and the idea of active communities across multiple regions. Community growth is often a big factor in how these ecosystems expand. But it’s still important to focus on the fundamentals, risk, and long-term viability.
I’ve also shared a real conversation about someone else’s experience with 9M here, which may be helpful context:
Interview With Stella Holman – Her Experience With The 9M AI Platform
How the Reward Mechanism Works (Simple Overview)
The presentation explains two main funds (Fund 1 and Fund 2). You start with Fund 1 and cannot start directly with Fund 2. The model includes staking combinations using USDT (and other major crypto) and also introduces platform-specific elements such as USD9.
The slides outline different staking periods such as 90 days, 180 days, and 360 days. There are different daily yield rates shown in the presentation. For example, 0.3%, 0.6%, 1% and also higher rates in Fund 2 depending on the option.
One point highlighted in the slides is that earnings are split, with part going into a withdrawable wallet and part going into a locked yield wallet. This earns additional daily interest (interest on interest).
Please remember: none of this guarantees results. Percentages shown in a presentation are not the same as guaranteed returns, and platforms can change.
The VIP Reward System (Optional)
The VIP side is presented as optional, and it is based on building a team and unlocking different ranks and reward levels. In the slides, rewards are described as being based on differential rank structure. There are additional bonuses such as referral rewards and same-rank bonuses.
This part can be confusing when you first see it. If you’re new, my advice is to focus on understanding the core platform first, then decide whether the VIP side is relevant to you.
How to Get Started
The presentation explains a simple registration process using an invitation link and code from a sponsor. There are also apps available, but I personally prefer using the platform on a computer because it’s easier to see everything clearly.
If you have questions about the registration process, staking options, or how the platform works. You can contact me and I’ll do my best to help point you in the right direction.
Final Thoughts
I’ve created this 9MX presentation because I believe it’s important to understand what you’re looking at, rather than jumping into anything blindly. I also believe in keeping things realistic, transparent, and sensible.
If you want to learn more about my broader approach to building income online (alongside other projects and strategies), you may also find these posts useful:
- How To Use Online Directories To Grow A Local Business
- Why Every Local Business Needs A Google Business Profile
Thank you for reading. If you have questions, feel free to reach out and I’ll help where I can.