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January 17, 2019, 07:05:23 AM |
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Can someone explain me the differences? I know, more or less, what an ICO is, but how does the STO protect the investor?
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January 17, 2019, 07:08:45 AM |
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You can compare STOs to Shares. They are registered with the SEC and even rated, so eg scam attempts are not very likely.
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January 17, 2019, 07:38:09 AM |
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You can compare STOs to Shares. They are registered with the SEC and even rated, so eg scam attempts are not very likely.
So I suppose that in their web page they should mention it somehow. An other question, is there any list with STO's in this Forum, or a web-page?
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January 17, 2019, 07:52:33 AM |
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What is ICO?
ICO or the initial coin offer is a new way to raise funds, during which startups sell their tokens in exchange for popular cryptocurrencies, for example, BTC and ETH.
What are STO and DSO? In simple terms, STO and DSO are regulated ICOs, although there is a long way to go before their full regulation. Thus, in the future something may change.
Currently, the defining aspects of STO and DSO are the fact that they are under the control of the SEC and represent a new innovative way of tokenization of traditional securities.
Advantages and disadvantages of STO and DSO The fact that STO and DSO are regulated implies greater safety than ICO. STO and DSO are protected by SEC regulatory activities. Another advantage is that digital tokens can divide up to 18 decimal places, which makes the asset more “liquid”. Another big advantage is the fact that STO and DSO offer greater flexibility for business owners. This should help attract more investment and lower the barriers to entry. Following a strict set of standards, rules and regulations, STO and DSO are much more transparent than many ICOs. STO and DSO have their drawbacks, which is not surprising, because the STO and DSO market is relatively young. One of them is that DSO and STO limit investment opportunities, being available only to accredited investors. The safety of both instruments is achieved by the fact that investors are required to undergo the KYC and AML procedures. Of course, the process becomes more complex and in this it loses the ICO, which provided any investor with the opportunity to participate, regardless of their origin, financial status or age. However, this made the ICO so risky. Last but not least, because of their profile, STO and DSO require special platforms for sales management, which can make the process much slower and more expensive.
Can DSO and STO replace ICO? The answer to this question is not as simple as it may seem. It is unlikely that ICO will completely disappear from the market, but STO and DSO may well be a serious competitor, since they contain solutions to many problems inherent in ICO.
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January 17, 2019, 07:58:50 AM |
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Is there an particular exchange that STO tokens are getting listed or are the Security tokens going to also be listed on known crypto exchanges like bittrex? I'd like to see list of security tokens ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Are they're going to be more valuable than the regular Utility tokens?
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January 17, 2019, 08:02:13 AM |
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You can compare STOs to Shares. They are registered with the SEC and even rated, so eg scam attempts are not very likely.
This is one of the reason why DESICO did not pay their bounty hunters they are registered to the SEC and they only want real investors to their project and they don't dumping of their token, they should at least compensate their bounty hunters, now no one here trust them.
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January 17, 2019, 08:02:40 AM |
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What is ICO?
ICO or the initial coin offer is a new way to raise funds, during which startups sell their tokens in exchange for popular cryptocurrencies, for example, BTC and ETH.
What are STO and DSO? In simple terms, STO and DSO are regulated ICOs, although there is a long way to go before their full regulation. Thus, in the future something may change.
Currently, the defining aspects of STO and DSO are the fact that they are under the control of the SEC and represent a new innovative way of tokenization of traditional securities.
Advantages and disadvantages of STO and DSO The fact that STO and DSO are regulated implies greater safety than ICO. STO and DSO are protected by SEC regulatory activities. Another advantage is that digital tokens can divide up to 18 decimal places, which makes the asset more “liquid”. Another big advantage is the fact that STO and DSO offer greater flexibility for business owners. This should help attract more investment and lower the barriers to entry. Following a strict set of standards, rules and regulations, STO and DSO are much more transparent than many ICOs. STO and DSO have their drawbacks, which is not surprising, because the STO and DSO market is relatively young. One of them is that DSO and STO limit investment opportunities, being available only to accredited investors. The safety of both instruments is achieved by the fact that investors are required to undergo the KYC and AML procedures. Of course, the process becomes more complex and in this it loses the ICO, which provided any investor with the opportunity to participate, regardless of their origin, financial status or age. However, this made the ICO so risky. Last but not least, because of their profile, STO and DSO require special platforms for sales management, which can make the process much slower and more expensive.
Can DSO and STO replace ICO? The answer to this question is not as simple as it may seem. It is unlikely that ICO will completely disappear from the market, but STO and DSO may well be a serious competitor, since they contain solutions to many problems inherent in ICO.
So we can consider it STO's are about more likely centralized cryptocurrencies. What includes it? I mean regulation about what? Do they regulate the project itself or regulate how it works?
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January 17, 2019, 02:33:06 PM |
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Is there an particular exchange that STO tokens are getting listed or are the Security tokens going to also be listed on known crypto exchanges like bittrex? I'd like to see list of security tokens ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Are they're going to be more valuable than the regular Utility tokens? I do not think that they will be more valuable. Just for now investors trust a little more when the project says that it is STO
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January 17, 2019, 03:22:28 PM |
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maybe it is just me but i don't care about the definitions, i care about what they really do. people say the STOs are regulated so they are safer but i say there is no regulation, and SEC doesn't even approve of cryptocurrencies in general let alone regulate anything related to them. even if they were, they still remain useless because they are not doing anything. we have a bunch of tokens that keep being created that do literary nothing and regulation is not going to change that. so in the end there is no difference between STO and ICO apart from the name.
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Weak hands have been complaining about missing out ever since bitcoin was $1 and never buy the dip. Whales are those who keep buying the dip.
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January 17, 2019, 03:39:11 PM |
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You can compare STOs to Shares. They are registered with the SEC and even rated, so eg scam attempts are not very likely.
This is one of the reason why DESICO did not pay their bounty hunters they are registered to the SEC and they only want real investors to their project and they don't dumping of their token, they should at least compensate their bounty hunters, now no one here trust them. Can you tell me which the document or at least an official statement from SEC if that has already registered on SEC. This company based in lithuania and you should provide an evidence for that. im interesting to see that.
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January 17, 2019, 04:38:02 PM |
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STO is more or less like ICO the difference is that STO is issued under more strict regulations, STO is a security token where investors get shares from the revenue of the company which issued it at a particular set period of time while ico is less regulated which gives room for a lot of company to run away with investors fund.
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January 17, 2019, 04:47:50 PM |
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STO is more or less like ICO the difference is that STO is issued under more strict regulations, STO is a security token where investors get shares from the revenue of the company which issued it at a particular set period of time while ico is less regulated which gives room for a lot of company to run away with investors fund.
I just understood the difference between STO and ICO. Indeed ICO is less regulated and makes many ICOs scam. But the STO seems to be very rare for me to see a project that does STO. And most projects do ICO.
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January 17, 2019, 06:41:28 PM |
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the difference is that the sto are regulated by the sec so the investors will be somehow protected and there will be less scam, on the other hand there will be the obligation of kyc for both investors and for the bounty hunters
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January 17, 2019, 06:48:38 PM |
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the difference is that the sto are regulated by the sec so the investors will be somehow protected and there will be less scam, on the other hand there will be the obligation of kyc for both investors and for the bounty hunters
This is a good definition. Remember that STOs are more restrict than ICOs, but it usually means it can be safer, although not necessarily.
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January 17, 2019, 06:53:41 PM |
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Since you already know what ICO is, it will be easy for you to also know the meaning and intent of STO. Just as a reminder, ICO is a means through which a startup, body or business organization raise fund to finance a project through blockchain technology. Which is also the same as STO.
The only difference is that STO is supposedly registered under a regulatory body by law.
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January 17, 2019, 07:05:31 PM |
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Can someone explain me the differences? I know, more or less, what an ICO is, but how does the STO protect the investor?
STO are registered securities similar to stock There is some noise about STO but still we don't have them I have been reading that platforms for STO trading will come I don't think STO will be traded on popular crypto exchanges maybe yes but iw will be possible only for big accredited investors we will remain with our lovely ico
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January 17, 2019, 07:34:08 PM |
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Of course there is a difference, ICO = Initial coin offering and Security Token Offering (STO). The Security Token Offering (STO) provides a feature of an innovative approach to collect investment capital, especially for individual investors, while also providing transparency needed by investors to be safer and more disciplined. I think it's more convenient to enter STO.
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January 17, 2019, 07:40:15 PM |
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STO's are more like holding the equity of the comapny or the project and becoming a part owner of the project with share in profits and more benefits so i would say that sto type of projects are more previledged and have more real world attraction also they have already got green signal from many countries. Upcoming time will be the boom of security tokens.
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January 17, 2019, 08:07:02 PM |
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STO represent Security Token Offering, meaning one who buys in gets an equity or share in the project. ICO is the traditional Initial Coin Offering which just implies one buys the token of the project, it must not be a security token. I think many people are more eager to know about STO but some ICOs in the past still sold security tokens to the community. Let's see what the future holds for crypto.
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January 17, 2019, 08:33:00 PM |
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Already many blockchain experts, investors and media outlets are calling the new year as the year of stos. Personally i would say that icos will be taken over by stos and the real deal will be security tokens for few years from now on.
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