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Title: Smart contract for regulated new alcoins. Post by: sypcoin on November 28, 2018, 03:03:56 AM :) :) Most of team crypto looking for finance their projects through a new ICO, but every day there are more ICOs Scams which only want to buy its tokens and after dissapear, do you think should to create a Smart Contract to penalize them?? :) :)
Title: Re: Smart contract for regulated new alcoins. Post by: poodle63 on November 28, 2018, 03:40:59 AM :) :) Most of team crypto looking for finance their projects through a new ICO, but every day there are more ICOs Scams which only want to buy its tokens and after dissapear, do you think should to create a Smart Contract to penalize them?? :) :) It's wrong but we need the more restriction to issued any asset in ethereum platform. just put any verification before you can try to issue your token and it's much better consider about the ethereum has become the main platform has already used by ico creators. Title: Re: Smart contract for regulated new alcoins. Post by: Ghebung Masam on November 28, 2018, 05:36:35 AM I think it would be better to have a third party service to hold the tokens, such as escrow services that are often used in ICO activities long ago, investors are also comfortable with the presence of these services in an ICO.
Title: Re: Smart contract for regulated new alcoins. Post by: batang_bitcoin on November 28, 2018, 05:40:01 AM Not only penalize them but to stop them. It has been their milking place if they are just going to be penalized.
Rinse and repeat, so its likely to just pay the fine and we're fine! We don't really need more of these coins because there's too much of it in the market and just imagine a thousands of it circulating. And many of them are totally worthless and adds no value but just a place to these greedy devs. Title: Re: Smart contract for regulated new alcoins. Post by: EscrowService28 on November 28, 2018, 05:48:21 AM :) :) Most of team crypto looking for finance their projects through a new ICO, but every day there are more ICOs Scams which only want to buy its tokens and after dissapear, do you think should to create a Smart Contract to penalize them?? :) :) Penalized like? Fined of money? Better those scammer inside jail and suffer and learn how hard if you commit a crime of theft. Actually, there are laws already to penalize but catching them is bit complicated if those people are too shady to find. Title: Re: Smart contract for regulated new alcoins. Post by: mirawantirinjana on November 28, 2018, 12:02:53 PM :) :) Most of team crypto looking for finance their projects through a new ICO, but every day there are more ICOs Scams which only want to buy its tokens and after dissapear, do you think should to create a Smart Contract to penalize them?? :) :) There should be a smart contract that can punish a project team if they commit fraud. so that investors can be protected by the smartcontract technologyTitle: Re: Smart contract for regulated new alcoins. Post by: keyscore44 on November 28, 2018, 12:10:04 PM :) :) Most of team crypto looking for finance their projects through a new ICO, but every day there are more ICOs Scams which only want to buy its tokens and after dissapear, do you think should to create a Smart Contract to penalize them?? :) :) Unfortunately, but smart contact is probably not enough. Personally, I think that all government regulations regarding cryptocurrencies only disturb their development, but when it comes to ICO, unfortunately they are needed. Only when ICO will be legally regulated, we can officially chase scammers and then before someone tries to run scam like that, he will think about it several times. Title: Re: Smart contract for regulated new alcoins. Post by: Idoe on November 28, 2018, 12:46:57 PM Smart contracts are indeed needed and this is very influential with the new altcoin being present, but it is difficult to be able to capture scammers, we can only avoid scammers and have no evidence to imprison them, the law is unable to process wisely in this matter.
Title: Re: Smart contract for regulated new alcoins. Post by: sergiorus on November 28, 2018, 03:59:22 PM Yep smart contracts are definetely the future
just check the latest article about smart contracts from CFTC https://www.cftc.gov/sites/default/files/2018-11/LabCFTC_PrimerSmartContracts112718.pdf |