[ANN]⭐[STO] Stellerro - the future of Digital Securities Investments 📊

[vedderpeterson]

I've been hearing a lot of positive things about Stellerro and I am planning to invest to you anytime soon...

Tell me, what makes you better than the other platforms?

[margueritabarrutti]

Saw this on Stellerro's Telegram group and I think it's an awesome that we know how they are doing...
it's from bounty0x...

https://blog.bounty0x.io/bounty0x-spotlight-article-stellerro-8606cb3a5ea

YOU'RE WELCOME EVERYONE!

[EthanSynapse]

Saw this on Stellerro's Telegram group and I think it's an awesome that we know how they are doing...
it's from bounty0x...

https://blog.bounty0x.io/bounty0x-spotlight-article-stellerro-8606cb3a5ea

YOU'RE WELCOME EVERYONE!

Thanks for sharing!

[luispitchler]

Congratulations Stellerro on a job well done.

Saw your review by bounty0x..keep it up!

[andrerusso]

https://medium.com/stellerro/a-global-financial-horizon-how-digitized-securities-are-taking-over-the-world-c6843c00b5b5
Stellerro: A global financial horizon — how digitized securities are taking over the world

Not so long ago, Utility Tokens, ICOs (Initial Coin Offerings) and Cryptocurrency trading was the hottest thing around. Blockchain-based solutions and decentralized applications had attracted some of the best coders, analysts and investors to take part in the new exciting world of Distributed Ledger technologies (DLT’s). But things are now on the brink of change.

The SEC (U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission) has deemed some “Utility tokens” of past token offerings as digital securities subject to securities regulation and the bearish market conditions of early 2019 have turned most of the ERC20 utility tokens meaningless in practice while the issuing company is struggling to sustain its activity.

This has forced/urged the industry to examine this query and begin a new phase, a more mature one with rules predefined and marketplaces acting accordingly. Hence the birth of Regulated digital securities backed by Blockchain technology.

Unlike most ICOs, potential Investors of Asset-Backed digital securities have a clear understanding on what they receive in return for their Investment and under which regulation they have been structured (The SEC, ESMA or other commissions, depending on the geographic location). A digital security token could be issued and represent Revenue shares, Equity, Bonds or even board power rights of a tokenized company.

One of the initial use-cases in this emerging industry these days is obviously Real estate owners which use fractional holdings backed by smart contracts to digitize their physical assets. but today we can see more and more companies and startups base their tokenization models on their IP (Intellectual property), Same goes for Equity funds and Venture capital GP’s who uses digital securities for Rev-share distribution.

With better legal and financial engineering, smart contracts as a condition and regulatory guidance, digital securities enable investors to benefit from the advantages of a decentralized approach while keeping an “old-school” state of mind in regards to capital investments and ROI.

A Worldwide trend

By offering more agile investment structure (lower investment minimums, better locking periods, exit points and compliance with applicable law), the new STO ecosystem gives rise to innovative, exciting marketplaces and financial instruments previously inaccessible to many retail investors due to factors such as international restrictions and high entrance levels.

As the ecosystem matures, digital offerings will become quicker and easier to access and invest in. The ever-advancing technology, the secured and transparent approach, and a strong blockchain congregation are all unified to create the most important thing Investors seek for — Liquidation & Tradability, this is why Tokenized asset attract large investors and financial institutions (who are already seeking out collaborations in STOs) and various governmental entities. The idea one can trade, sell or liquidize his digital security on secondary markets and exchanges is the main differentiator to the traditional investments methodologies which are usually based on Locking or vesting periods. The Investor will now have the same Skin-in-the-game only with much better exit point for his capital.

By January 2019, the world has already seen the offering of a few large scale Digitized assets, based in the US, Europe, Asia, and Latin America. We expect this trend to reach an even bigger universal level by the end of 2019.

By 2022, at least 15% of all capital investments will be backed by digital securities.

Stellerro is the first Technological Underwriter of its kind, spearheading a disruptive umbrella for the emerging Digital Securities Offerings industry, ensuring companies meet the right compliance conditions of numerous regulated jurisdictions. Stellerro serves as the bridge between traditional capital markets and the innovative world of Digital Securities backed by Blockchain technologies and has aligned with top global financial institutions and investment funds as a dedicated partner to enhance the integration of both ecosystems.

Here at Stellerro we have been working vigorously over the last year to offer our partners a holistic solution for their digital securities needs. Stellerro can walk you through the entire process from consulting and tokenizing the required assets to underwriting and onboarding their prospected investors. Stellerro understands the need to support for national cryptocurrency solution as countries are rapidly adopting a regulatory framework to the point that Russia, Ukraine, and Venezuela are planning to launch a state cryptocurrency and adopt a set of financial digital securities.
Last week, Stellerro launched new multi language sites (and are aiming to launch 6 more by the end of February) dedicated to our overseas partners and potential new clients and ventures:
https://CN.stellerro.com/
https://JP.stellerro.com/
https://DE.stellerro.com/
https://ES.stellerro.com/
https://RU.stellerro.com/

We stand at the threshold between traditional capital markets and the innovative world of Digital Securities backed by Blockchain technologies. Stellerro has aligned with top global financial institutions and investment funds as a dedicated partner in enhancing the integration of both ecosystems.

If you are an asset owner, entrepreneur or a startup, anywhere on the planet, Stellerro is your brain trust for data and knowledge, Your Underwriter and Financial Distributor.

[matteoricci]

We have prepared an excellent article that will help answer questions such as "Who we are", "How we got here" and "The end product".

Stellerro: The need and the solution

http://images.vfl.ru/ii/1559913118/b3eb0759/26813092.png

I've read your previous articles now gotta read this one Kudos to you guys, don't mind the haters and keep grinding!

[jeremyscott]

Broken Down: The Subtle Differences Between


In the crypto and blockchain sphere there is plenty of terminology you will hear over and over such as: mining, nodes, validation, etc. The most commonly used terms are undoubtedly ICO, IEO and STO. But does anyone really know the difference? Sure, we know they are all different methods to raise funds through cryptocurrency exchange but how does a company decide which path to choose?

A comparative analysis between the three options will help us pick out the right method for a particular project.

What is an ICO?

Since ICOs were the first to pop up — let’s dive into them first. ICO stands for Initial Coin Offering and was (and still is) one of the most popular and successful crowdfunding methods by far. An ICO is typically used to launch a new service or product in the crypto market like a new cryptocurrency token or an app. It is in fact very similar to IPO (Initial Public Offering) which is used by companies to raise funds for expansion by venturing into the stock market and becoming publicly traded for the first time.

How does an ICO work?

An ICO issues crypto coins or digital coins against the investments and is sold in the market at a discount to raise funds. Just like a stock market, the investors will gain profit if the value of the tokens appreciates from the original price of the token. Companies that hold ICOs typically have a product or service in mind and have proven the concept, although they need funding to make that concept come to fruition.

The cost of launching an ICO compared to IEO or STO is significantly cheaper, all that’s required is the issuance of a whitepaper and creation of a website with a team to run the project. Not to mention the less regulated nature of ICOs which makes it extremely attractive and suitable to amateur investors and smaller companies to raise funds. One of the most successful ICOs to date is Ethereum, which is considered to be the second most valuable coin after Bitcoin.

What is an IEO?

The term IEO is relatively new in the market and stands for Initial Exchange Offering. IEOs have become the more trusted version of an ICO due to the fact that any particular exchange takes the burden of tokenizing a company (for a fee) so that their tokens can be automatically traded on the exchange. This emulates reliability to investors which is a big upside to companies looking to make it in the long run.

How does an IEO work?

In an IEO coins are exchanged directly from digital currencies in the exchange platform.

In order to participate in an IEO investors must create an account in the exchange where their desired IEO is launching and have a pre-existing capital in the form of digital currency. When the IEO starts, investors’ currency is directly exchanged for the tokens.

Unlike ICOs, following the launch of an IEO liquidity is fairly low even though the cost of fundraising is significantly higher. This comes from the fact that exchanges require KYC/AML to trade, thus insuring investors with a higher level of security. Additionally, due to the regulatory levels for exchanges, investors are at a much lower risk for fraudulent activities. This effectively makes for a safe investment to more experienced traders who understand the market and see a future for the products they are investing in as opposed to a quick return on investment. IEOs in particular are usually companies that incorporate blockchain technology into real world use cases, such as the upcoming IEO Farm2Kitchen; A food supply chain platform that wants to develop a global marketplace where farmers can sell their produce and track supplies and food buyers can track the supplies from farm to destination.

What is an STO?

Finally we come to STO, or Security Token Offering. STO is another fundraising tool but is more complex and demanding compared to an ICO or IEO. This is probably the most official and relate able fundraising method for the international investors who has never taken part in the volatile market of blockchain IPOs.

How does STO Work?

STO issues an investment contract which is backed by the security token coins and are recorded in the blockchain platform which are commonly named “smart contracts”. When you invest in a security token it is asset-backed and represents the ownership information recorded digitally in the blockchain community. It is like a digital certificate much like the real-world stocks and bonds that you offer in exchange for an investment.

STOs deal with real assets and comply with government rules which is one of the main reasons that it is one of the most trusted investment tools in the crypto world, therefore it is good for long-term and serious investors. This is not usually the funding route of your typical crypto junky due to its high level of regulation. On the horizon we see a company called Stellerro, they are breaking down barriers providing an alternative investment banking platform automated, in scale, determined to bring liquidity to the digital era. Stellerro acts as a bridge between traditional capital markets and the innovative world of digital securities based on Blockchain technologies.

Over time we can see that crowdfunding in the crypto world has changed and evolved based on project capabilities. It is obvious that all projects must evaluate several factors before deciding which track suits them best. But as much as the crypto world is uncertain, there’s one thing that is always constant: it will keep evolving.

https://medium.com/stellerro/broken-down-the-subtle-differences-between-ico-ieo-and-stos-a08b4938cd1e

[cryptomax217]

Broken Down: The Subtle Differences Between


In the crypto and blockchain sphere there is plenty of terminology you will hear over and over such as: mining, nodes, validation, etc. The most commonly used terms are undoubtedly ICO, IEO and STO. But does anyone really know the difference? Sure, we know they are all different methods to raise funds through cryptocurrency exchange but how does a company decide which path to choose?

A comparative analysis between the three options will help us pick out the right method for a particular project.

What is an ICO?

Since ICOs were the first to pop up — let’s dive into them first. ICO stands for Initial Coin Offering and was (and still is) one of the most popular and successful crowdfunding methods by far. An ICO is typically used to launch a new service or product in the crypto market like a new cryptocurrency token or an app. It is in fact very similar to IPO (Initial Public Offering) which is used by companies to raise funds for expansion by venturing into the stock market and becoming publicly traded for the first time.

How does an ICO work?

An ICO issues crypto coins or digital coins against the investments and is sold in the market at a discount to raise funds. Just like a stock market, the investors will gain profit if the value of the tokens appreciates from the original price of the token. Companies that hold ICOs typically have a product or service in mind and have proven the concept, although they need funding to make that concept come to fruition.

The cost of launching an ICO compared to IEO or STO is significantly cheaper, all that’s required is the issuance of a whitepaper and creation of a website with a team to run the project. Not to mention the less regulated nature of ICOs which makes it extremely attractive and suitable to amateur investors and smaller companies to raise funds. One of the most successful ICOs to date is Ethereum, which is considered to be the second most valuable coin after Bitcoin.

What is an IEO?

The term IEO is relatively new in the market and stands for Initial Exchange Offering. IEOs have become the more trusted version of an ICO due to the fact that any particular exchange takes the burden of tokenizing a company (for a fee) so that their tokens can be automatically traded on the exchange. This emulates reliability to investors which is a big upside to companies looking to make it in the long run.

How does an IEO work?

In an IEO coins are exchanged directly from digital currencies in the exchange platform.

In order to participate in an IEO investors must create an account in the exchange where their desired IEO is launching and have a pre-existing capital in the form of digital currency. When the IEO starts, investors’ currency is directly exchanged for the tokens.

Unlike ICOs, following the launch of an IEO liquidity is fairly low even though the cost of fundraising is significantly higher. This comes from the fact that exchanges require KYC/AML to trade, thus insuring investors with a higher level of security. Additionally, due to the regulatory levels for exchanges, investors are at a much lower risk for fraudulent activities. This effectively makes for a safe investment to more experienced traders who understand the market and see a future for the products they are investing in as opposed to a quick return on investment. IEOs in particular are usually companies that incorporate blockchain technology into real world use cases, such as the upcoming IEO Farm2Kitchen; A food supply chain platform that wants to develop a global marketplace where farmers can sell their produce and track supplies and food buyers can track the supplies from farm to destination.

What is an STO?

Finally we come to STO, or Security Token Offering. STO is another fundraising tool but is more complex and demanding compared to an ICO or IEO. This is probably the most official and relate able fundraising method for the international investors who has never taken part in the volatile market of blockchain IPOs.

How does STO Work?

STO issues an investment contract which is backed by the security token coins and are recorded in the blockchain platform which are commonly named “smart contracts”. When you invest in a security token it is asset-backed and represents the ownership information recorded digitally in the blockchain community. It is like a digital certificate much like the real-world stocks and bonds that you offer in exchange for an investment.

STOs deal with real assets and comply with government rules which is one of the main reasons that it is one of the most trusted investment tools in the crypto world, therefore it is good for long-term and serious investors. This is not usually the funding route of your typical crypto junky due to its high level of regulation. On the horizon we see a company called Stellerro, they are breaking down barriers providing an alternative investment banking platform automated, in scale, determined to bring liquidity to the digital era. Stellerro acts as a bridge between traditional capital markets and the innovative world of digital securities based on Blockchain technologies.

Over time we can see that crowdfunding in the crypto world has changed and evolved based on project capabilities. It is obvious that all projects must evaluate several factors before deciding which track suits them best. But as much as the crypto world is uncertain, there’s one thing that is always constant: it will keep evolving.

https://medium.com/stellerro/broken-down-the-subtle-differences-between-ico-ieo-and-stos-a08b4938cd1e

I am just wondering what is STO and you already answer it Thanks man!

[ICOnow]

Congratulations! Stellerro ICO rating by ICOnow 68/100.


Business: 14/20
Product readiness: 1/5
White Paper: 8/10
Roadmap: 6/10
Legal: 4/5
Team: 15/20
ICO terms: 3/5
Token applying: 4/5
ICO Promotion: 13/20

[erickbarkley29]

Stellerro on the way now to the TOP!

Congratulations also on your reviews! Keep the good reviews coming!!!

[bbenpieters]

https://medium.com/stellerro/a-global-financial-horizon-how-digitized-securities-are-taking-over-the-world-c6843c00b5b5
Stellerro: A global financial horizon — how digitized securities are taking over the world

Not so long ago, Utility Tokens, ICOs (Initial Coin Offerings) and Cryptocurrency trading was the hottest thing around. Blockchain-based solutions and decentralized applications had attracted some of the best coders, analysts and investors to take part in the new exciting world of Distributed Ledger technologies (DLT’s). But things are now on the brink of change.

The SEC (U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission) has deemed some “Utility tokens” of past token offerings as digital securities subject to securities regulation and the bearish market conditions of early 2019 have turned most of the ERC20 utility tokens meaningless in practice while the issuing company is struggling to sustain its activity.

This has forced/urged the industry to examine this query and begin a new phase, a more mature one with rules predefined and marketplaces acting accordingly. Hence the birth of Regulated digital securities backed by Blockchain technology.

Unlike most ICOs, potential Investors of Asset-Backed digital securities have a clear understanding on what they receive in return for their Investment and under which regulation they have been structured (The SEC, ESMA or other commissions, depending on the geographic location). A digital security token could be issued and represent Revenue shares, Equity, Bonds or even board power rights of a tokenized company.

One of the initial use-cases in this emerging industry these days is obviously Real estate owners which use fractional holdings backed by smart contracts to digitize their physical assets. but today we can see more and more companies and startups base their tokenization models on their IP (Intellectual property), Same goes for Equity funds and Venture capital GP’s who uses digital securities for Rev-share distribution.

With better legal and financial engineering, smart contracts as a condition and regulatory guidance, digital securities enable investors to benefit from the advantages of a decentralized approach while keeping an “old-school” state of mind in regards to capital investments and ROI.

A Worldwide trend

By offering more agile investment structure (lower investment minimums, better locking periods, exit points and compliance with applicable law), the new STO ecosystem gives rise to innovative, exciting marketplaces and financial instruments previously inaccessible to many retail investors due to factors such as international restrictions and high entrance levels.

As the ecosystem matures, digital offerings will become quicker and easier to access and invest in. The ever-advancing technology, the secured and transparent approach, and a strong blockchain congregation are all unified to create the most important thing Investors seek for — Liquidation & Tradability, this is why Tokenized asset attract large investors and financial institutions (who are already seeking out collaborations in STOs) and various governmental entities. The idea one can trade, sell or liquidize his digital security on secondary markets and exchanges is the main differentiator to the traditional investments methodologies which are usually based on Locking or vesting periods. The Investor will now have the same Skin-in-the-game only with much better exit point for his capital.

By January 2019, the world has already seen the offering of a few large scale Digitized assets, based in the US, Europe, Asia, and Latin America. We expect this trend to reach an even bigger universal level by the end of 2019.

By 2022, at least 15% of all capital investments will be backed by digital securities.

Stellerro is the first Technological Underwriter of its kind, spearheading a disruptive umbrella for the emerging Digital Securities Offerings industry, ensuring companies meet the right compliance conditions of numerous regulated jurisdictions. Stellerro serves as the bridge between traditional capital markets and the innovative world of Digital Securities backed by Blockchain technologies and has aligned with top global financial institutions and investment funds as a dedicated partner to enhance the integration of both ecosystems.

Here at Stellerro we have been working vigorously over the last year to offer our partners a holistic solution for their digital securities needs. Stellerro can walk you through the entire process from consulting and tokenizing the required assets to underwriting and onboarding their prospected investors. Stellerro understands the need to support for national cryptocurrency solution as countries are rapidly adopting a regulatory framework to the point that Russia, Ukraine, and Venezuela are planning to launch a state cryptocurrency and adopt a set of financial digital securities.
Last week, Stellerro launched new multi language sites (and are aiming to launch 6 more by the end of February) dedicated to our overseas partners and potential new clients and ventures:
https://CN.stellerro.com/
https://JP.stellerro.com/
https://DE.stellerro.com/
https://ES.stellerro.com/
https://RU.stellerro.com/

We stand at the threshold between traditional capital markets and the innovative world of Digital Securities backed by Blockchain technologies. Stellerro has aligned with top global financial institutions and investment funds as a dedicated partner in enhancing the integration of both ecosystems.

If you are an asset owner, entrepreneur or a startup, anywhere on the planet, Stellerro is your brain trust for data and knowledge, Your Underwriter and Financial Distributor.

This is really informative especially to people like me who are just starting yet...Thanks for sharing!

[BeManga]

Stellerro is now available in Hoticolist
You can check it here : https://hoticolist.com/premium-listing/stellerro-stro

[ppaulaudibert]

https://hoticolist.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/listedonhoticolist.png

Stellerro is now available in Hoticolist
You can check it here : https://hoticolist.com/premium-listing/stellerro-stro

Good news for Stellerro followers today!!!

Don't miss to check it out guys.

[sscarletmzileni]

We have prepared an excellent article that will help answer questions such as "Who we are", "How we got here" and "The end product".

Stellerro: The need and the solution

http://images.vfl.ru/ii/1559913118/b3eb0759/26813092.png

New member of Stellerro telegram group and I find this one really helpful...

aside from that, your telegram group is really active which is really good! 

[ttommypieters]

Broken Down: The Subtle Differences Between


In the crypto and blockchain sphere there is plenty of terminology you will hear over and over such as: mining, nodes, validation, etc. The most commonly used terms are undoubtedly ICO, IEO and STO. But does anyone really know the difference? Sure, we know they are all different methods to raise funds through cryptocurrency exchange but how does a company decide which path to choose?

A comparative analysis between the three options will help us pick out the right method for a particular project.

What is an ICO?

Since ICOs were the first to pop up — let’s dive into them first. ICO stands for Initial Coin Offering and was (and still is) one of the most popular and successful crowdfunding methods by far. An ICO is typically used to launch a new service or product in the crypto market like a new cryptocurrency token or an app. It is in fact very similar to IPO (Initial Public Offering) which is used by companies to raise funds for expansion by venturing into the stock market and becoming publicly traded for the first time.

How does an ICO work?

An ICO issues crypto coins or digital coins against the investments and is sold in the market at a discount to raise funds. Just like a stock market, the investors will gain profit if the value of the tokens appreciates from the original price of the token. Companies that hold ICOs typically have a product or service in mind and have proven the concept, although they need funding to make that concept come to fruition.

The cost of launching an ICO compared to IEO or STO is significantly cheaper, all that’s required is the issuance of a whitepaper and creation of a website with a team to run the project. Not to mention the less regulated nature of ICOs which makes it extremely attractive and suitable to amateur investors and smaller companies to raise funds. One of the most successful ICOs to date is Ethereum, which is considered to be the second most valuable coin after Bitcoin.

What is an IEO?

The term IEO is relatively new in the market and stands for Initial Exchange Offering. IEOs have become the more trusted version of an ICO due to the fact that any particular exchange takes the burden of tokenizing a company (for a fee) so that their tokens can be automatically traded on the exchange. This emulates reliability to investors which is a big upside to companies looking to make it in the long run.

How does an IEO work?

In an IEO coins are exchanged directly from digital currencies in the exchange platform.

In order to participate in an IEO investors must create an account in the exchange where their desired IEO is launching and have a pre-existing capital in the form of digital currency. When the IEO starts, investors’ currency is directly exchanged for the tokens.

Unlike ICOs, following the launch of an IEO liquidity is fairly low even though the cost of fundraising is significantly higher. This comes from the fact that exchanges require KYC/AML to trade, thus insuring investors with a higher level of security. Additionally, due to the regulatory levels for exchanges, investors are at a much lower risk for fraudulent activities. This effectively makes for a safe investment to more experienced traders who understand the market and see a future for the products they are investing in as opposed to a quick return on investment. IEOs in particular are usually companies that incorporate blockchain technology into real world use cases, such as the upcoming IEO Farm2Kitchen; A food supply chain platform that wants to develop a global marketplace where farmers can sell their produce and track supplies and food buyers can track the supplies from farm to destination.

What is an STO?

Finally we come to STO, or Security Token Offering. STO is another fundraising tool but is more complex and demanding compared to an ICO or IEO. This is probably the most official and relate able fundraising method for the international investors who has never taken part in the volatile market of blockchain IPOs.

How does STO Work?

STO issues an investment contract which is backed by the security token coins and are recorded in the blockchain platform which are commonly named “smart contracts”. When you invest in a security token it is asset-backed and represents the ownership information recorded digitally in the blockchain community. It is like a digital certificate much like the real-world stocks and bonds that you offer in exchange for an investment.

STOs deal with real assets and comply with government rules which is one of the main reasons that it is one of the most trusted investment tools in the crypto world, therefore it is good for long-term and serious investors. This is not usually the funding route of your typical crypto junky due to its high level of regulation. On the horizon we see a company called Stellerro, they are breaking down barriers providing an alternative investment banking platform automated, in scale, determined to bring liquidity to the digital era. Stellerro acts as a bridge between traditional capital markets and the innovative world of digital securities based on Blockchain technologies.

Over time we can see that crowdfunding in the crypto world has changed and evolved based on project capabilities. It is obvious that all projects must evaluate several factors before deciding which track suits them best. But as much as the crypto world is uncertain, there’s one thing that is always constant: it will keep evolving.

https://medium.com/stellerro/broken-down-the-subtle-differences-between-ico-ieo-and-stos-a08b4938cd1e

I have so much to learn and I am thankful for posts like this because I am learning little by little.
Thanks guys and to Stellerro, you have a lot to be proud of...way to go to the people behind this project!

[mike_ziegler589]

We have a new video on the channel!
Dr. Boaz Barack talks about Stellerro's vision
http://images.vfl.ru/ii/1559583059/e94df16f/26762005.png

Saw this video and I think it was really informative about how one should see Stellerro!
A must watch to all followers!

[jerrymichaels]

We have prepared an excellent article that will help answer questions such as "Who we are", "How we got here" and "The end product".

Stellerro: The need and the solution

http://images.vfl.ru/ii/1559913118/b3eb0759/26813092.png

I really have a small background about Stellerro and reading this through this thread really shed a light on me.
Thanks for posting this here. 

[Stellerro]

An excellent article about the progress in blockchain adoption by European countries! Author Oded Van Kloeten (Head of Marketing at Stellerro).

Security tokens sweep Europe as countries embrace blockchain regulations

[magisterr]

Are you going to issues security tokens or you are going to create platform fo issuing security tokens? Where is your company registered? Do you have all licenses from regulators and docs for security tokens?

[ian.fyodorov235]

I am really new to this..and i just wanna ask if what is the most significant benefit of STO's???

Anyone who wants to answer me please?