The specially developed regression model known as the GCI — Global Crisis Index serves as an indicator for assessing the development of the global crisis. The GCI is calculated from published key figures and reports from internationally renowned institutions. The various key figures are weighted and condensed into the overall GCI figure. This makes it possible to derive a trend for global crisis development, identify the contribution of each individual crisis category, and compare it with the previous period.
By linking the Global Crisis Index (GCI) to the CCTOK, global crises can be transformed into economic profit. The CCTOK rises in price when global crises intensify.
Example sources:
- World Population Dashboard — United Nations Population Fund (UNO)
- Global Risk Report — Word Economic Forum
- Climate Reports — United Nations
- Global Report — UNHCR
- Global Conflict Tracker — Council on Foreign Relations
- Poverty Reports — Statista
- Global Economic Outlook — Capital Economics
- World Health Statistics — WHO
Extensions can be made, especially if new crises arise or additional sources prove high quality.
Value development mechanism
If the global crises worsen, the price of the CCTOK should rise exponentially.
With the increase in global crises, the demand for the crisis currency token will increase as more and more people recognize the potential of the token and want to profit economically from increasing.