Are security tokens next for blockchain??

[keung0109]

With the talk of SEC and projects like Polymath, I can't help but think that security tokens are going to be the next big thing in crypto. Saw this great read about it too: https://medium.com/@polymathnetwork/are-security-tokens-whats-next-for-blockchain-cb587337bc3c

What do you guys think??

[jjbanks994]

I strongly believe so. Blockchain tech is meant for the high finance industry. Not only does it provide great recordkeeping, but also creates a 24/7/365 market. We will have to learn to adapt to the the stock market 2.0, but this movement is huge. I'm sure Polymath already has quite a few connections to the space to be able to scale like crazy.

[coolcountry]

Security tokens will rise and make a comeback if we can get past this slump, in which pretty much every single altcoin is bleeding. Once the market eventually recovers, this will be the year of security tokens, I believe it.

[gutshot5820]

Security tokens will rise and make a comeback if we can get past this slump, in which pretty much every single altcoin is bleeding. Once the market eventually recovers, this will be the year of security tokens, I believe it.

This market will correct itself. We're not bleeding like the stock market lol. I know his market is going to bounce back along with these finance companies. If you think about it, securities only make sense on the blockchain. I think Polymath is a great project as well. So far, no other competitors from what I've seen either.

[orkoso]

With the talk of SEC and projects like Polymath, I can't help but think that security tokens are going to be the next big thing in crypto. Saw this great read about it too: https://medium.com/@polymathnetwork/are-security-tokens-whats-next-for-blockchain-cb587337bc3c

What do you guys think??

Firstly, I think that Polymath is all hype an no better than pre-existing tokenization platforms, particularly BANKEX. Second, there are already many security tokens out there, if you care to search a bit.

[aintnopassincraze]

It has to be, that seems like the natural progression from where we are today. Of course there will need to be oversight for this and thus regulations will make the market more strict in that sense. However, I don't think it is a bad thing though we could use a little regulation in crypto, after all the wild wild west is damn dangerous people.

[Tidsdilatation]

What Polymath is trying to do is smart. They are trying to regulate ICOs from within, which is a great idea. Embedd it into the code itself. The only problem i see here is that there seems to be a centralized "screening" process that one has to be approved on.

If Polymath succeeds in this, 2018 will indeed the the year of Security tokens. It will be MUCH bigger then "utility tokens".

[X-ray]

With the talk of SEC and projects like Polymath, I can't help but think that security tokens are going to be the next big thing in crypto. Saw this great read about it too: https://medium.com/@polymathnetwork/are-security-tokens-whats-next-for-blockchain-cb587337bc3c

What do you guys think??

Did you know about what are you talking about? Polymath just build security token exchange site, That's very bad, the security compliance  means if there is no ability or utility in the token.
You can't do anything with it. Rather than build more and more security and that's why they are not building utility token with so many advantages.

[awilliams]

What Polymath is trying to do is smart. They are trying to regulate ICOs from within, which is a great idea. Embedd it into the code itself. The only problem i see here is that there seems to be a centralized "screening" process that one has to be approved on.

If Polymath succeeds in this, 2018 will indeed the the year of Security tokens. It will be MUCH bigger then "utility tokens".

I think the platform itself offers a great advantage for these companies that have no clue how to go about blockchain and issuing securities. Since their platform is based on accredited investors, I think it's necessary for that kind of screening process. You guys should join the telegram group. It has over 52k members in it. https://t.me/polymathnetwork

[shandiem14]

With the talk of SEC and projects like Polymath, I can't help but think that security tokens are going to be the next big thing in crypto. Saw this great read about it too: https://medium.com/@polymathnetwork/are-security-tokens-whats-next-for-blockchain-cb587337bc3c

What do you guys think??

We should need it, because of hacking exchanges we had encountered. We all know blockchain is very powerful technology and it's unchackable, by then there will be a good developer that master in securities just like Polymath and it will protect the entire crypto community.

[Ccexicocartel]

Securities are typically the boring aspect of finance that no one really talks about. But think about LP shares, real estate units, or shares of companies, that's a large chunk of capital in our economy. To put all of that stuff on the blockchain would be efficient and immutable. I see large implications for what Polymath is planning on doing. I would get into this ASAP before it's too late.

[Beanson]

AMLT is where its at lads!!

[awilliams]

dude i've been saying this for so long now. security tokens are next and it's going to be quick. good call on polymath. currently being traded on etherdelta i believe.