Today is the ICO of a new asset. In the post below we will send a description from Chadwick. But closer to 1pm EST, Kirill will tell the real side of the story and reveal some of the secrets that have remained secret for more than a hundred years.

From Kirill, we add: The total collection of Romanov family jewelry is estimated at a modest $66 billion, as Chadwick will write about it. The real value is from $1 trillion to $1.5 trillion (1/10 of the total US GDP). We couldn't even count to the end.

Enjoy the world of history and insanely interesting facts!

What Ever Happened to the Crown Jewels of the Romanov Family?

The murder of the Romanov family, the rulers of pre-revolution Russia, is a sordid part of history that leaves a lot of questions unanswered. One of the daughters of Czar Nicholas, Anastasia, was said to have escaped and lived into old age. The fact some of the family members’ bodies had been hidden and were only recently discovered had further added to this mystery.

So what happened to the immense wealth that the royals had accumulated before their executions? All of it, including the palaces, became property of the new Soviet state. But, some of the Romanov family jewels, said to be some of the finest in the world, mysteriously went missing after the revolution.
The Romanov jewels include elaborate diadems, necklaces, rings, crowns, brooches, medals, scepters, globes, and other items of personal and ceremonial finery.

To this day a large portion of the jewels is held at the museums of the Kremlin. There are suspicions that some of the extended Romanov family who fled the revolution may have smuggled some of the jewels out and there are memos from the early days of the USSR that show how even the revolutionaries themselves were caught trying to ferret away some of the pieces for their own gain. Some of the pieces were even disassembled and the stones sold off, completely obliterating the history of those jewelry items.

A 1922 catalog of the pieces, Russia’s Treasure of Diamonds and Precious Stones, was made as a 4-part record of the gems then owned by the state, shows the vast collection in great detail. A later 1925 record shows 4 fewer pieces?
one piece -Empress Alexandra’s nuptial crown with more than 1,500 diamonds- that was sold rather (rather than lost) is now in the collection of Hillwood Estate Museum and Gardens in Washington D.C.

Secret KGB documents and a book by ex-FSB colonel kickstart 100 year old search for missing Romanov treasures and valuables.

There have been rumours some was stashed but not found at several sites in Omsk. Another theory is a site close to the now disused Ob-Yenisei canal in Kransoyarsk region. Lost Tsarist gold worth billions of pounds may have been discovered at the bottom of the world's deepest freshwater lake, Baikal. Legend has it that 1,600 tons of gold was lost

Remarkable new evidence points to at least newly-disclosed FIVE locations for the lost treasures which includes diamond encrusted sabres and dirks,  belonging to the ex-tsar and, Alexei, Russia's last crown prince, who was 13 when he was brutally executed. 

The treasures believed to have been buried at Taiga (Tayga) railway station in Kemerovo region, were almost certainly part of a vast stash bullion and other Russian state valuables, photographed in Kazan during the First World War before being moved eastward. This collection has been estimated at some $66 billion in modern prices.

Lost Tsarist gold worth billions of pounds may have been discovered at the bottom of the world's deepest freshwater lake. Legend has it that 1,600 tons of gold was lost

In 1918, after the assassination of Nicholas II, the treasures of the Romanov family were smuggled out of Russia by the Black Hats – members of the old global elite, such as the Rothschilds and others. They recognized the historical and cultural value of these treasures and decided to keep them for themselves, hiding them in the vaults of the Vatican.

For many years, the Romanov family's treasures were held in secret Vatican vaults under the control of the Black Hats. However, in 2021, these treasures were confiscated by the White Hats – a group of military personnel and truth-seekers who initiated a revolution against the old world order.

Valued at an estimated $1 to $1.5 trillion, the Romanov family's treasures took on a new purpose. This inspired the creation of the RTRE (Royal Treasures of the Russian Empire) crypto token, which offers a new opportunity for wealth redistribution among all individuals to create a more equitable world.

The Stellar blockchain technology is utilized in the creation of the RTRE token, ensuring transparency and security of transactions. Each holder of the RTRE token will have a rightful share of the confiscated Romanov treasures. The wealth generated from the sale and trading of the RTRE token will be directed towards social initiatives, including medical assistance, aid for the underprivileged, and other programs aimed at benefiting society.

The story of the Romanov treasures and the creation of the RTRE token become symbols of change and hope. They demonstrate the power of collective action and the advantages of using new technologies to build a fairer and more inclusive society.