When millions have billions in lifehour credits,
we will have a problem-solving cyber-currency.

Abacus Federal Savings Bank
New York City
(www.abacusbank.com)

Financial Gateway of Timism

Abacus Bank was chosen as Timism's "gatekeeper" bank (and benefits thereof) because of the integrity shown and maintained when it was unfairly targeted for prosecution by the U.S. federal government for events of the 2007 financial crisis.
  1. 'Abacus': The Small Chinatown Bank That Paid A High Price (NPR)
  2. Abacus Bank Found Not Guilty of Mortgage Fraud and Other Charges (NYT)
  3. Abacus Bank is the tentative repository of the additional millions of dollars from people paying one hour of wages for a 24in4.com account .
  4. Abacus Bank is eligible for 100,000 lifehour credits (about $2.6 million) for in-house or donation use if it performs these services.
  5. Abacus Bank was selected by Timism without any a priori discussion.  As such, Abacus Bank neither supports nor rejects the tenets of Timism. It is like a printing press that knows not what is printing. It can cancel its selection if chooses to so do.

Location of this webpage: www.Timism.com\TimeBiz\Genesis\AbacusBankNYC.htm
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Timism has projects to which credit lines at a bank are requested by "funders." Any loan usage will be repaid from Timism cashflow. Hopefully, Abacus Bank will be that bank.

It is important for the reader to review Timism's business model as well as its originator's resume, achievements and references. Thru lifehour stock give away to signed up supporter of Timism, it is estimated 400 to 600 million "shares" will be given away with a "market cap" of $10 to $15 billion based on the average U.S. lifehour wages of about $25/hour. The originator of Timism in writing and completing the software has not needed to go thru venture capitalist for a few million in order for the V.C. to make billions of dollars selling stock into 401ks and pensions of the middle-class. Timism gives the stock directly to the middle-class via numerous avenues.

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