The latest Dogecoin craze has fueled interest in many new cryptocurrencies, namely decentralised
finance tokens otherwise known as “Alt Coins” or “DeFi Tokens”. This means that the token is part of
an alternative decentralised financial system, that enables trade on peer-to-peer networks without
the intervention of centralised systems such as governments or banks.

These tokens are an investors dream, with the ability to often purchase billions of tokens for under
$10. It is an opportunity to invest in someone’s vision with very little outlay or risk, and an
opportunity to turn a small investment into substantial wealth. The key is to purchase as early as
possible in order to reap the financial benefits before the token is listed on any major cryptocurrency
exchanges.

With countless new cryptocurrencies, Alt coins and DeFi tokens popping up each day, how do you
decide what to invest in?

The truth of the matter is, that all cryptocurrencies carry a certain amount of risk, as in order for it to
survive over the long run, it needs to have some sort of intrinsic value, meaning or purpose.

Enter The Pursuit of Justice

The Pursuit of Justice is a DeFi token that will launch on July 17 – World Day for International Justice.
Their mission is simple; To raise funds and provide justice for the victims of crime; and to bring the
guilty to justice.

The Pursuit of Justice, or POJ token, will showcase a featured cold case and fund a reward for
information that leads to the arrest and conviction of a perpetrator. In addition to this, a portion of
the funds can be utilised to further cold case investigations by way of Ground Penetrating Radar
(GPR), Billboards, Cadaver Dogs, Legal Assistance, Private Investigators, Law Reform and Press
Conferences etc.

Investors will be charged a 10% fee when purchasing the token, which will ultimately fund the
rewards and bring the guilty to justice.

“Everyone, regardless of their beauty, race, status, financial position, gender, age, political
standpoint, sexual orientation or education level should have the same amount of support,
commitment, dedication and right to access the truth. The Pursuit of Justice believe that a fair trial
or investigation, that closure, the truth, and justice should not be treated as a benefit or tangible
prize, but rather a basic human right. Sadly, it’s not. Victims of crime and their loved ones suffer
incessant and prolonged grief at the hands of organisations who treat their plight as just a “case”.
We are here to tell the families of the victims of crime that we see you, we hear you, and they shall
not be forgotten.” – Karen Vi’Nova, Founder, The Pursuit of Justice.

With over 4000 “POJ Squad” followers on Twitter and counting, a recent Tweet captured their
stance perfectly.

The Pursuit of Justice is on sale July 17 via PancakeSwap V2.

You can follow them on Twitter – @POJSquad
www.thepursuitofjustice.org