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where are they domiciled?
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we are speaking of common law countries?
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and what do you think about usage of altcoins in business-to-state relations, such as public procurement etc? Americans are technically not allowed to contribute. Plus USA is not the only country on the planet. I guess there will be some pushback at some point. I don't see what governments could do.
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I wonder how exactly the state will hold accountable the people behind the scam scheme - personally or in the name of the legal entity and whether reimbursement could be legally imposed before the asset dilutes. Otherwise what's the sense of even initiating such talks on a state level?...
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it's not the matter whether the Government should be at the driver's seat but rather how far the long arm of law could reach as regards misuse of cryptocurrencies and enforcement of ICO-related obligations. Government must not do everything for us, are we children? We need less government in our lives. The purpose of government have been abused by crooks. This forum is not supervised nor run by government yet it's functioning very well. I'd rather have software and robots run things than so called government.
Crypto is about to take over the World yet it's is not regulated by government but by softwares and smart stakeholders
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Dont you guys think that introduction of specific regulations in the altcoin domain can become quite a reality for countries with generally authoritarian stance - Russia, China, some Latam states maybe?
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how is the idea of a VR token different from a string of other ones such as Po.Et which also rewards creators of unique content?..
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so you eventually refrained from participating in ICO?
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+1 wanna know the answer to that as well Will Primalbase be this year on a exchange or next year?
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in the end, what's your thoughts on transparency of Primalbase? as I see opinions largely differ
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well on the second thought I guess you are right on that.
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so what could be the worst-case scenario with EOS Tokens considering thus? does it mean the tokens can be devalued unilaterally? Here is what the purchase agreement says: https://eos.io/purchaseagreement/EOS%20Token%20Purchase%20Agreement%20-%20June%2022,%202017.pdf- EOS TOKENS HAVE NO RIGHTS, USES OR ATTRIBUTES. The EOS Tokens do not have any rights, uses, purpose, attributes, functionalities or features, express or implied, including, without limitation, any uses, purpose, attributes, functionalities or features on the EOS Platform. Company does not guarantee and is not representing in any way to Buyer that the EOS Tokens have any rights, uses, purpose, attributes, functionalities or features. |
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still interesting to see how , despite initial skepticism of the cryptocommunity, TenX managed to "overperform" on their ICO...The caption on their website even read "do not send more funds, the goal is reached"
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A good alternative these days is the DENT project with their dentcoin which intends to disrupt the industry of mobile date, where users can buy or sell mobile data, from unused mobile data from others, in a peer to peer way of course.
thanks for the tip just noticed that their pre-sale is already tomorrow |
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