INTRODUCTION

Moving forward, 3D printing technology has the potential to revolutionize the home building industry by making it faster, more efficient, and more cost-effective to construct homes. At One Existence, we deploy the advent of technological and blockchain innovation. In this pursuit, we are committed to sustainable building practices and utilizing recycled materials in our construction process. Our innovative approach involves using recycled plastics

to create 3D-printed homes that are affordable, quick to construct, durable, and long-lasting. Our ethos is that this approach benefits the

environment and provides affordable housing solutions for communities in need.

We are the first enterprise that integrates the opportunities of 3D printing, crypto, and real estate. One Existence integrates tokenization capabilities to benefit our investors and the greater community. In

all instances, One Existence is committed to responsible financial management and transparency.

We have implemented a profit- sharing system that rewards our shareholders for the company’s success. Hence, holding our tokens provides holders with a share of the profits generated from selling our 3D-printed homes made from recycled plastics.

This white paper explores the most pressing challenges addressed

by our enterprise, our solutions, objectives, and future developments.

OUR MISSION

Empowering ownership and shaping the future of real estate through 3D printing, tokenization, and NFTs

By developing creative

and cost-effective housing options, our mission is to play a leading role in developing environmentally conscious and socially just communities all over the globe. We are devoted to employing cutting- edge 3D printing technology and materials made from recycled plastic to construct high-quality, sustainable houses that are not only economically accessible but also kind to the environment.

We revolutionize how homes are constructed by leveraging the capabilities of tokenization, NFTs, and blockchain technology to democratize access to real estate investment opportunities, create new avenues for ownership, and bring about a more efficient and inclusive real estate market. We believe these technologies possess unprecedented power to change how we approach and think about housing, making it more accessible, secure, and transparent for everyone.

We are aware that to make the future a better place for everyone, it will need the combined efforts of many people and organizations, which is why we are dedicated to collaborating closely

with local communities, governments, and other organizations to realize our vision. Together, we can shape a more promising future full

of hope, opportunity, and prosperity for everyone. We consider it a fundamental human right to have access to housing that is both cheap and sustainable, and we are committed to working toward making this goal a reality

for families from lower- and middle-income brackets.

We want to give communities more agency by giving them access to safe and pleasant houses and also provide unprecedented investment opportunities to the members of our ecosystem.

OUR BUSINESS MODEL

At One Existence, we leverage 3D printing technology to construct homes made from recycled plastics and subsequently integrate blockchain technology and tokenization to create a more efficient and inclusive real estate market.

Our crypto-based business model is designed to give our token holders a direct stake in the ownership and success of our company, as they can acquire a share of the profits generated from selling 3D-printed real estate. Overall, this structure fosters

a mutually beneficial relationship where our token holders have a vested interest in the success of our company and are directly rewarded for their investment. We pursue a unique and innovative approach to investment, allowing our token holders to be part of our mission of sustainable

building and positively impacting the world.

Complementing our paradigm for the equitable distribution of profits, we emphasize being completely transparent in all of our financial reporting. In light of this, we post monthly financial statements on the firm’s website no later than one month and a half after the end of each month. This guarantees that our shareholders and other stakeholders have access to information that is both timely and accurate on the company’s financial health.

Environmental Degradation

As one of the greatest threats faced by humanity, climate change is causing a wide range of negative impacts on the environment and human society, from rising sea levels and extreme weather events to dramatic declines in biodiversity and changes in agricultural productivity. To address these issues, individuals, businesses, and government agencies must take action to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions and promote sustainable practices.

It should come as no surprise that one of the most significant environmental problems in the United States is air pollution, given that the country is the world’s second-largest producer of carbon dioxide, behind only China. It is estimated that the country’s transportation and electric power industries were the primary contributors to the about 67 million tonnes of pollutants released into the environment in only 2021, as estimated by EPA.

Plastic Waste

 The United States generates a significant amount of plastic waste, which ends up in landfills or

the environment, where it can negatively impact ecosystems and wildlife. As one of the biggest waste producers worldwide, the United States generates a significant amount of plastic waste, which ends up in landfills or the environment, where it can negatively impact ecosystems and wildlife. Plastic waste is an environmental concern

and a financial burden on local governments and communities. The costs associated with managing plastic waste, including collection, transport, and disposal, are estimated to be in the billions of dollars annually.

As estimated by EPA, Each year, the United States generates 268 million tonnes of rubbish, of which 140 million are disposed of in landfills. The typical American throws away 4.5 pounds worth of trash each and every day. According to a new report compiled by the environmental organizations Beyond Plastics and The Last Beach Cleanup, of the 40 million tonnes of waste plastic produced in the United States last year, only five to six percent, or about two million tonnes, was recycled.

Overall, both the environment and human health may be negatively impacted by not recycling plastic. Plastic that is improperly discarded and winds up in landfills or the natural environment might take centuries to decompose. During this period, plastic may leak hazardous chemicals and pollutants, polluting soil and water and posing a risk to animals. Plastic that ends up in the water may also have disastrous consequences on marine life since it can entangle and choke marine species and be consumed by fish and other sea creatures, causing them to get unwell or even die. In addition, failure to recycle plastic adds to the depletion

of natural resources and rise in greenhouse gas emissions since more new plastic must be created to fulfill demand, requiring fossil fuels and other resources. Additionally, not recycling plastic may have economic repercussions since it can raise the cost of garbage management and cleaning. Failure to recycle plastic may have significant and far- reaching detrimental effects on the environment, human health, and economy.

Affordable Housing

 Many individuals cannot afford housing in the United States, especially in metropolitan places like Los Angeles, where the cost of living is relatively high. This may result in people becoming homeless or in various types of housing insecurity difficulties. A multitude of variables contributes to the complicated problem of a lack of affordable housing, including growing housing prices, earnings that have remained stagnant, and a shortage of affordable housing supply.

Several variables, including salaries that have not kept pace with house price rises and a halt in housing development, have set the setting for the financial issues that American homeowners

and renters have been confronting in the housing market. During the COVID-19 pandemic, record- low mortgage interest rates prompted a rush

in homebuying, which severely constrained the housing market. According to the National

Association of Realtors, spring 2022 median prices surpassed $400,000 for the first time. According to NAR data, prices have increased by an impressive 32% since the COVID-19 pandemic started in March 2020, despite a recent decline.

Income Inequality

 In the United States, income inequality represents a rising concern, and there is a widening gap between the affluent and the poor. People with lower incomes may find it more challenging to afford needs such as housing, healthcare, and

education due to this. Many other things, such as the absence of progressive taxation, the insufficiency of social safety net programs, and

policies that tilt the playing field in favor of the rich,

all contribute to income disparity.

In 2020, the US Census Bureau found that the wealthiest 20% of the population had earned 52.2% of the total income in the United States. 3 The typical American family’s income dropped significantly for the first time since 2011 to reach

$67,521. That is a 2.9% decrease from the amount in 2019. The highest 5% of earners brought in 23% of the total revenue. The typical annual income for their household was $446,030. However, in 2022, The US Census Bureau indicated that income inequality increased for the first time since 2011.

Giving Back to the Community

 Currently, the United States has a significant homeless population, with around half a million people experiencing homelessness on any given night. The University of Nevada estimates that more than 300,000 men, women, and children sleep in homeless shelters every night in the United States. Approximately 200,000 extra individuals spend each night without shelter on the street or

in other locales (subway trains, vehicles, etc.). This problem is particularly acute in Los Angeles, which has the highest number of homeless people in any city in the country. Homelessness is a complex issue caused by various factors, including a lack of affordable housing, poverty, mental illness, and addiction.