ChineseInvestors.com, Inc. (OTCQB: CIIX) is launching a new 22-minute monthly TV program titled ‘Bitcoin Talk Show’, which it expects will reach more than 500,000 Chinese-speaking individuals through the Phoenix North America Chinese Channel. It will also be seen on the company’s YouTube and ChineseFN channels, as well as CIIX’s online site, NewCoins168.com (http://ccw.fm/K5Dtc). CIIX has signed an LOI to acquire bitcoin ATM operator XB Teller.com (http://ccw.fm/DQs7s), and it has entered a licensing partnership with ‘The Bad Crypto Podcast’ to rebroadcast some of its most popular shows in Chinese (http://ccw.fm/Qk7Cx).
All of this activity reinforces CIIX’s strategy of educating then broadcasting, by internet, cable TV and podcast, news about bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies to its targeted Chinese-speaking audience. The Bitcoin Talk Show will broadcast on the Direct TV and EchoStar satellite systems in both traditional and simplified Chinese. Through Time Warner Cable, the show is expected to reach more than 500,000 in the U.S. alone, CIIX said. That figure is a significant share of the estimated 3.3 million Chinese-speaking people in the U.S., according to the Census Bureau back in 2010 (http://ccw.fm/h3uSI).
CIIX is a diverse educational and consulting company aimed at the Chinese-speaking community located in China and the U.S. Its primary revenue streams have been from subscriptions and investor relations. Most recently, it has offered educational and sales services in cryptocurrency, particularly bitcoin. CIIX’s goal is to become the leading Chinese publicly-traded company that offers real-time information. It projects a 30 percent revenue gain in its fiscal year ended May 31, 2018 (http://ccw.fm/C1ypu).
CIIX has already established itself as a primary and diverse provider of cryptocurrency education to the Chinese-speaking population globally and, specifically, in North America. Not only does it own a daily video broadcast from the NYSE called ‘Bitcoin MultiMillionaire’; it also hosts a Bitcoin ATM in the lobby of its San Gabriel, California, headquarters. The company has acquired ASIC machines and is mining for virtual currency in a datacenter near Seattle.
For more information, visit the company’s website at www.ChineseInvestors.com
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