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Aditus, the world’s first luxury access platform for crypto-affluents, has signed a partnership with Yachtside Charter to enable the charter of luxury yachts using Aditus’s ADI tokens, Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.Yachtside Charter is an acclaimed European-based group with offices across cities that are frequented by crypto-affluents, such as Monaco and Phuket. In collaboration with Anthony Brisacq, co-founder and CEO of Yachtside Charter together with Yachtside Group, founded by Philippe Chadel and Moody Fayed, they aim to revolutionise the luxury yachting world by creating the only instant luxury yachting charter solution, allowing you to book a yacht online with just a few clicks.Whether you are looking to organise a party cruise with friends and loved ones or a lavish business meeting, Yachtside Charter has the perfect solution. Make your selection based on customisable single or multiple day trips; as well as sunset jaunts. There are various options available at many amazing destinations around the world.Under this partnership, Aditus will serve crypto-affluents as the exclusive crypto-payment gateway and concierge for Yachtside Charter. This allows crypto-users to instantly charter yachts moored at luxurious hotels such as The Pavilions, Rosewood, Keemala and The Surin using Aditus tokens as well as other crypto-currencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum etc.Julian Peh, CEO of Aditus remarked: “ We are thrilled to be appointed crypto-payment gateway of Yachtside Charter. With it’s dynamic and global platform, we are confident that this partnership will benefit our crypto-affluent users who derive tremendous pleasure in yachting and the luxury lifestyle.”Speaking on the partnership, co-founder and CEO of Yachtside Charter Anthony Brisacq explained: “ The implementation of Aditus Pay fulfills a gap that enhances our website’s capabilities as it allows our users to have the option to instantly charter yachts with cryptocurrencies and we are excited to serve this growing community of crypto-affluents.”

Most drones provide a fun way for you capture beautiful outdoor views and while hiking or traveling. But with an underwater drone, anyone can explore the unknown ocean depths. The functionality of a standard, airborne drone expands to meet challenging ocean currents with high-performance motion technology.Titan is the most affordable underwater drone on the market with the highest available water pressure rating, built to go wherever your underwater adventure takes you. With its powerful 4K 30fps camera and streamlined, game-like control system, Titan can be your eyes under the sea. Able to withstand depths up to 150m, farther than any other drone to date, you can pilot Titan with an easy to use smartphone/tablet app. Capture stunning underwater images and videos, find plentiful locations to fish, or even carry out accurate technical inspections of underwater equipment. Whether you are scuba diver, underwater photographer, drone enthusiast, marine naturalist, educator or just want to have fun, Titan is your best choice. Titan’s built-in camera features a 160° ultra-wide angle lens, creating cinematic 4K videos and spectacular 8MP photos in rich detail and color.Titan is designed with a diving range of up to 150m, so it can dive down and unravel the mysteries of the deep blue sea, while you stay high and dry, enjoying the adventure. Powered by 6 high-performance thrusters and guided by a precise steering algorithm, Titan commands the speed, endurance, and agility needed to withstand demanding deep dives and strong currents.<iframe width="1063" height="517" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/3FSpNnhNXB8" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen></iframe>

Moore Stephens is a company that offers a broad range of services including accounting and business services, corporate and personal retirement solutions, corporate recovery, financial planning, investigations and forensic, local business support, luxury asset insurance/insurance intermediation, taxation advice and compliance, VAT and business consulting, all under one roof.Expert crews around the world diligently take care of some of the world’s finest superyachts, ensuring everything is smooth sailing for their wealthy owners. But who takes care of the needs of the crew?Moore Stephens Crew Benefits recently won the ‘Best Superyacht Crew Insurance Award for 2019’ by the international business publication ‘World Commerce Review’ (WCR). WCR awards celebrate achievement, innovation and excellence across several fields of international endeavour and are recognised as confirmation of professional conduct and excellence.“To be best in class and win an award such as this, it’s necessary to think way beyond the expected”, said Melanie Langley, Senior Crew Benefits Adviser. “We go to all lengths necessary to provide the best possible service for crew at sea and we’re delighted our skill and dedication in this regard has not gone unnoticed”.

The 117 meter Alexis is a marriage between elegance and capability. She boasts a massive owner’s suite at the stern with a private swimming pool. There is an additional swimming pool at the bow of Alexis. Her two pools boast hard retractable covers so draining is not required in rough conditions.She features a huge open sky bar with two spas on the 6th level. The Alexis has many private indoor and outdoor areas, boasts 3 master suites, and can carry 20 guests in full luxury. She has four freefall lifeboats that can be deployed in the worst of conditions.The integrated aircraft hangar has 3000 ft², enough to store four small helicopters or 3 medium helicopters. The huge landing area permits safe aircraft operations during rough conditions. The two large cranes can help load and off load special research equipment easily. The Alexis also features heated handrails and heated doors to minimizes icing problems.The Alexis’ cavernous garage can handle 2 submarines, multiple tenders, and other water toys. She can take you to any port on earth nonstop without having to refuel and can be on station for extended periods of time. Her ice class hull can break through moderate ice conditions easily. The Alexis is large enough to be configured for standard diesel-electric propulsion or hybrid. This decision is at the owner's discretion. She is luxurious, beautiful and safe for any type of sea voyage.

A dutch shipyard Heesen has announced that the hull and superstructure of Project Castor were joined together at the facility in Oss. Castor is the fourth yacht in the 55m Steel Class, after the Azamanta being the world’s first Fast Displacement steel-hulled super yacht over 50 metres, Laurentia, which was delivered in 2017 and Project Antares. Project Castor features exterior lines by Frank Laupman of Omega Architects. At 760GT, Castor is the largest by volume 55-metre currently in build in the Netherlands. Her interior comes from the boards of renowned design studio Bannenerg & Rowell, marking their eighth collaboration with Heesen.Frank Laupman has given the exterior lines muscular overtones, but these design cues are cleverly integrated into the traditional Heesen sleek look. The design is efficient and rational, with iconic elements such as the vertical floor-to-ceiling windows in the forward section of the main deck as well as full height windows in the main saloon and skylounge, open bulwarks, and the “shark tooth” on the overhang of the superstructure. All these elements help make the Heesen 55m Steel Class distinct and recognizable from afar.Like her sister ships, Castor sports the fast displacement hull form (FDHF) devised by Van Oossanen, which delivers high levels of efficiency across the whole speed spectrum. Besides efficiency and low resistance, the 55m Steel FDHF provides fantastic comfort, and thanks to the large stabiliser fins by Naiad – installed forward of centre – this includes exceptional roll reduction at anchor. Another advantage of a slippery hull is that it can be powered by smaller engines and decreasing the engine power comes with many benefits – in particular increased space and reduced noise. Two MTU 8V 4000 M63 main engines (which meet IMO Tier III emissions regulations) will deliver 1,000kW each, allowing Castor to reach a maximum speed of 15.5 knots. She will have an impressive transatlantic range of 4,500 nautical miles at a cruise speed of 13 knots, making her a true bluewater motor yacht.Project Castor features some innovations from her predecessors: a full-beam sky lounge, a larger master stateroom now measuring 73 square meters, and larger lower deck suites as the VIP has been moved to the bridge deck. Her contemporary Bannenberg & Rowell interior, which features signature woods and natural stones, draws on a subtle but warm colour palette which maximises the sense of airiness delivered by the generous interior spaces and the natural light flooding in from the floor-to-ceiling windows. Project Castor is available for delivery in Spring 2020.