Which STO's (Security Tokens) to invest in?

[very_452001]

Hi is there any good current STO's or upcoming STO's that are worthy of investments?

Can average joe public invest in STO's?

[kingzpro]

I know of a few security tokens about their recent performance has not been good but expected to improve as market improves for example,taas, astro and sift.
There are also some real estate based tokens that share profits like real, gret and grem.
Some other profit sharing tokens include ctx by cartaxi which is a ride sharing app and company.
Recently a fund was also launched called countinghousefund, they work like a mutual fund with profit represented by nav, their token is called cht and currently is available on forkdelta.

[very_452001]

Are STO's restricted to approved investors or can anyone invest in them?

[jossiel]

I've looked and researched about the lists of security tokens that's being suggested and most of the list are only suggesting the same tokens.

Why you are hooked to security tokens?

[Vlad_m]

I would say Corl is a strong representative of Security Tokens.

Corl is the world’s first token to represent equity ownership in a company that provides revenue-sharing financing to high-potential early-revenue companies.

Unlike traditional tokens on the market, Corl is based on a profit-sharing model and investors receive a continuous stream of quarterly dividends in the form of Ether (ETH), based on future earnings of Corl.

STO didn't start yet. Still waiting for the regulatory approval.

Corl is open to everybody after the KYC verification  

[very_452001]

I've looked and researched about the lists of security tokens that's being suggested and most of the list are only suggesting the same tokens.

Why you are hooked to security tokens?

Ok what do you mean by same tokens?

[squanhin]

I would say Corl is a strong representative of Security Tokens.

Corl is the world’s first token to represent equity ownership in a company that provides revenue-sharing financing to high-potential early-revenue companies.

Unlike traditional tokens on the market, Corl is based on a profit-sharing model and investors receive a continuous stream of quarterly dividends in the form of Ether (ETH), based on future earnings of Corl.

STO didn't start yet. Still waiting for the regulatory approval.

Corl is open to everybody after the KYC verification  

I actually just heard about Corl as well. It seemed like an exciting thing seeing as they'll be a first mover in that space. I signed up for their airdrop last week so hopefully all is well once they fully launch.

[hewbrowden]

I think it's not time to invest in the STO, despite all the benefits, because now it's unavailable to most users through obligatory verification.

[very_452001]

I think it's not time to invest in the STO, despite all the benefits, because now it's unavailable to most users through obligatory verification.

So all these tokens mentioned on this thread I cant buy?

[squanhin]

I think it's not time to invest in the STO, despite all the benefits, because now it's unavailable to most users through obligatory verification.

So all these tokens mentioned on this thread I cant buy?

For Corl (https://corl.io), they're having a pre-sale right now which is only for AI and institutional. Token sale hasn't happened yet, but it should be very soon (once they get regulatory approval). Once that happens anyone can buy.

https://t.me/corltoken for updates!

[denis-z12]

I know about Polymatch from before being a security token and there is also a new once that is currently in the ICO phase called MOBU.