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The rise of cryptocurrencies is going to bring about the “tokenization” of a number of illiquid (as well as liquid) assets.
Today, the main way investors put money into start-ups is through a VC firm. You hand over your money to the firm for a 10-12 year period. You trust them to invest it in start-ups (like Uber) on your behalf and see it through. You hope that, far away in the future, you’ll get a good profit back on top of your initial investment. But the investment is illiquid. For the next decade, you can’t tap that cash for some emergency need. It’s theirs.
In the future, almost any private investment — from a limited partner’s investment in a VC firm down to the mortgage in your house — could be “tokenized” and traded.
This means the day-to-day (and even minute-to-minute) value of a privately held company will be public for all to see and potentially trade via the blockchain. You might hold your investment for its natural lifetime. Or you might decide to sell it after six months or a year.
Bitcoin will make all private companies public companies in the future — and that will be for the better of everyone.
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losing friends in the long-run
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as long as you invest in the next few weeks, you'll still make a profit
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Hello, The pre-ico campaign launched 15th of August, so the week starts 15 aug, 22 aug, 29 aug, 5 sep, 12 sep. Pre-ICO finishes 17th of September. ICO begins 1st of November and finishes 1st of December. Please submit all your work under the appropriate bounty campaign here: https://www.crowdholding.com/project/68/yupie-pre-icoRegards Aleks |
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I'm looking into different websites ( https://www.crowdholding.com & https://www.xbtfreelancer.com/) which already offer cryptocurrency as payment for micro tasks. Actual companies are adopting the same practices. I had some hard time finding how legal is it to pay employees in cryptocurrency. Any ideas? |
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Hello, we have taken your reply into consideration and wanted to introduce the translation job as part of the General Support Bounty campaign. Check it out.
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After some research, I've noticed that projects may have even more than 2% for bounty campaigns. Although bounties are crucial for social following, they are harder to utilize when it comes to PR campaigns and paying for articles in larger publishing websites where cash is king.
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In recent times, the world’s tech media has been reporting the exponential growth in cryptocurrencies, the evolution of the market, new digital currencies and the step away from more traditional methods of raising capital such as initial public offerings (IPO’s), crowdfunding or seeking out venture capitalists. Here is a link to the Medium article: https://medium.com/@crowdholding/what-is-an-ico-and-should-dive-in-f712ffdef9eb |
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ICO should be about serious and dedicated teams that need the extra push in terms of capital. It should be about a flashy landing page and Whitepaper. That is why I can recommend looking into the technology already created by the teams, not the whitepaper only. One startup that has already created a BETA version of their platform is now raising through a Pre-ICO. 
