Ryu from Kuala Lumpur
$60M/1%$60M/12K/30

Ryu from Kuala Lumpur proposes the conversion of a hotel in Kuala Lumpur into a water fasting facility called ‘FastFiji’ and modeled after the TrueNorth Health Center in Santa Rosa. $120M across 12K contracts with a max duration of 30 years. $60M will go towards FastFiji and the other $60M will go into multiple Emerging Markets ETFs, with 1% capped annual withdrawals to Ryu.

STAGE ONE — Ryu submits his contract proposal to Noitciderp where it’s reviewed by speculators & firms, terms are then negotiated and an almost-final contract is drafted

STAGE TWO — Ryu dedicates a week to go over the contract in person at a firm’s branch, final adjustments to terms are made and contract is signed by him, remotely by speculators

STAGE THREE — Firm holds the $120M and sets aside $60M for FastFiji and puts the other $60M into multiple Emerging Markets ETFs, where Ryu is provided with 1% capped annual withdrawals for 30 years max

STAGE FOUR — Ryu looks at several hotels in Kuala Lumpur and finds the perfect one, firm completes acquisition and approves a minor renovation, 100% ownership of FastFiji is held by firm indefinitely, Ryu begins accepting patients 6 months after the renovation

STAGE FIVE — After 20 years, Ryu generates an impressive track record treating patients from all over the world, FastFiji earns an award from Fiji Water for buying a million of their water bottles

STAGE SIX — After 30 years, firm sells FastFiji to a Kuwaiti company and liquidates all Emerging Markets ETFs, speculators realize results and contract is executed