Topic: 💲💲[AIRDROP][BOUNTY] 💲💲 LINKEYE : GET FREE LET with 4 DIFFERENT WAYS (Read 8696 times)

Quote from: mitsarasss on November 23, 2017, 03:57:08 PM

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I thought ICO was banned in china, am I wrong?

Project is registered in Singapore and hence it is not under the China regulation law.

Oh, now I get it thx, I think that Ive read the news about how Singapore’s central bank has issued new guidelines on ICOs providing guidance on how tokens should be applied under its securities laws

I knew it was working, but is there any particular difficulties?

In its 13-page document titled ‘A Guide to Digital Token Offerings,’ the Monetary Authority of Singapore, Singapore’s central bank and financial regulator, wrote that:

Offers or issues of digital tokens may be regulated by Monetary Authority of Singapore if the digital tokens are capital markets products under the Securities and Futures Act. Capital markets products include any securities, futures contracts and contracts or arrangements for purposes of leveraged foreign exchange trading.

Oh I see.... but I think that is not even a problem

What would you expect? Singapore economy is very solid, they are not going to ruin projects like this if goverment could raise some money

Well I hope that there would be no problems in legal terms

Trust me there would not be any, I think the devs are very serious about the legal part of the project

Time will tell... but I think the project will succeed anyway

As long as the payment will be in USD Wink

Haha, sure Grin

mitsarasss

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Quote from: awas on November 23, 2017, 04:04:22 PM

Quote from: mitsarasss on November 23, 2017, 04:01:27 PM

Quote from: mitsarasss on November 23, 2017, 03:57:08 PM

Quote from: mitsarasss on November 23, 2017, 03:54:38 PM

Quote from: mitsarasss on November 23, 2017, 03:51:55 PM

Quote from: mitsarasss on November 23, 2017, 03:48:42 PM

I thought ICO was banned in china, am I wrong?

Project is registered in Singapore and hence it is not under the China regulation law.

Oh, now I get it thx, I think that Ive read the news about how Singapore’s central bank has issued new guidelines on ICOs providing guidance on how tokens should be applied under its securities laws

I knew it was working, but is there any particular difficulties?

In its 13-page document titled ‘A Guide to Digital Token Offerings,’ the Monetary Authority of Singapore, Singapore’s central bank and financial regulator, wrote that:

Offers or issues of digital tokens may be regulated by Monetary Authority of Singapore if the digital tokens are capital markets products under the Securities and Futures Act. Capital markets products include any securities, futures contracts and contracts or arrangements for purposes of leveraged foreign exchange trading.

Oh I see.... but I think that is not even a problem

What would you expect? Singapore economy is very solid, they are not going to ruin projects like this if goverment could raise some money

Well I hope that there would be no problems in legal terms

Trust me there would not be any, I think the devs are very serious about the legal part of the project

Time will tell... but I think the project will succeed anyway

As long as the payment will be in USD Wink

awas

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Quote from: mitsarasss on November 23, 2017, 04:01:27 PM

Quote from: mitsarasss on November 23, 2017, 03:57:08 PM

Quote from: mitsarasss on November 23, 2017, 03:54:38 PM

Quote from: mitsarasss on November 23, 2017, 03:51:55 PM

Quote from: mitsarasss on November 23, 2017, 03:48:42 PM

I thought ICO was banned in china, am I wrong?

Project is registered in Singapore and hence it is not under the China regulation law.

Oh, now I get it thx, I think that Ive read the news about how Singapore’s central bank has issued new guidelines on ICOs providing guidance on how tokens should be applied under its securities laws

I knew it was working, but is there any particular difficulties?

In its 13-page document titled ‘A Guide to Digital Token Offerings,’ the Monetary Authority of Singapore, Singapore’s central bank and financial regulator, wrote that:

Offers or issues of digital tokens may be regulated by Monetary Authority of Singapore if the digital tokens are capital markets products under the Securities and Futures Act. Capital markets products include any securities, futures contracts and contracts or arrangements for purposes of leveraged foreign exchange trading.

Oh I see.... but I think that is not even a problem

What would you expect? Singapore economy is very solid, they are not going to ruin projects like this if goverment could raise some money

Well I hope that there would be no problems in legal terms

Trust me there would not be any, I think the devs are very serious about the legal part of the project

Time will tell... but I think the project will succeed anyway

mitsarasss

sr. member

Activity: 574

Merit: 250

Quote from: mitsarasss on November 23, 2017, 03:57:08 PM

Quote from: mitsarasss on November 23, 2017, 03:54:38 PM

Quote from: mitsarasss on November 23, 2017, 03:51:55 PM

Quote from: mitsarasss on November 23, 2017, 03:48:42 PM

I thought ICO was banned in china, am I wrong?

Project is registered in Singapore and hence it is not under the China regulation law.

Oh, now I get it thx, I think that Ive read the news about how Singapore’s central bank has issued new guidelines on ICOs providing guidance on how tokens should be applied under its securities laws

I knew it was working, but is there any particular difficulties?

In its 13-page document titled ‘A Guide to Digital Token Offerings,’ the Monetary Authority of Singapore, Singapore’s central bank and financial regulator, wrote that:

Offers or issues of digital tokens may be regulated by Monetary Authority of Singapore if the digital tokens are capital markets products under the Securities and Futures Act. Capital markets products include any securities, futures contracts and contracts or arrangements for purposes of leveraged foreign exchange trading.

Oh I see.... but I think that is not even a problem

What would you expect? Singapore economy is very solid, they are not going to ruin projects like this if goverment could raise some money

Well I hope that there would be no problems in legal terms

Trust me there would not be any, I think the devs are very serious about the legal part of the project

awas

sr. member

Activity: 378

Merit: 250

Quote from: mitsarasss on November 23, 2017, 03:57:08 PM

Quote from: mitsarasss on November 23, 2017, 03:54:38 PM

Quote from: mitsarasss on November 23, 2017, 03:51:55 PM

Quote from: mitsarasss on November 23, 2017, 03:48:42 PM

I thought ICO was banned in china, am I wrong?

Project is registered in Singapore and hence it is not under the China regulation law.

Oh, now I get it thx, I think that Ive read the news about how Singapore’s central bank has issued new guidelines on ICOs providing guidance on how tokens should be applied under its securities laws

I knew it was working, but is there any particular difficulties?

In its 13-page document titled ‘A Guide to Digital Token Offerings,’ the Monetary Authority of Singapore, Singapore’s central bank and financial regulator, wrote that:

Offers or issues of digital tokens may be regulated by Monetary Authority of Singapore if the digital tokens are capital markets products under the Securities and Futures Act. Capital markets products include any securities, futures contracts and contracts or arrangements for purposes of leveraged foreign exchange trading.

Oh I see.... but I think that is not even a problem

What would you expect? Singapore economy is very solid, they are not going to ruin projects like this if goverment could raise some money

Well I hope that there would be no problems in legal terms

mitsarasss

sr. member

Activity: 574

Merit: 250

Quote from: mitsarasss on November 23, 2017, 03:54:38 PM

Quote from: mitsarasss on November 23, 2017, 03:51:55 PM

Quote from: mitsarasss on November 23, 2017, 03:48:42 PM

I thought ICO was banned in china, am I wrong?

Project is registered in Singapore and hence it is not under the China regulation law.

Oh, now I get it thx, I think that Ive read the news about how Singapore’s central bank has issued new guidelines on ICOs providing guidance on how tokens should be applied under its securities laws

I knew it was working, but is there any particular difficulties?

In its 13-page document titled ‘A Guide to Digital Token Offerings,’ the Monetary Authority of Singapore, Singapore’s central bank and financial regulator, wrote that:

Offers or issues of digital tokens may be regulated by Monetary Authority of Singapore if the digital tokens are capital markets products under the Securities and Futures Act. Capital markets products include any securities, futures contracts and contracts or arrangements for purposes of leveraged foreign exchange trading.

Oh I see.... but I think that is not even a problem

What would you expect? Singapore economy is very solid, they are not going to ruin projects like this if goverment could raise some money

awas

sr. member

Activity: 378

Merit: 250

Quote from: mitsarasss on November 23, 2017, 03:54:38 PM

Quote from: mitsarasss on November 23, 2017, 03:51:55 PM

Quote from: mitsarasss on November 23, 2017, 03:48:42 PM

I thought ICO was banned in china, am I wrong?

Project is registered in Singapore and hence it is not under the China regulation law.

Oh, now I get it thx, I think that Ive read the news about how Singapore’s central bank has issued new guidelines on ICOs providing guidance on how tokens should be applied under its securities laws

I knew it was working, but is there any particular difficulties?

In its 13-page document titled ‘A Guide to Digital Token Offerings,’ the Monetary Authority of Singapore, Singapore’s central bank and financial regulator, wrote that:

Offers or issues of digital tokens may be regulated by Monetary Authority of Singapore if the digital tokens are capital markets products under the Securities and Futures Act. Capital markets products include any securities, futures contracts and contracts or arrangements for purposes of leveraged foreign exchange trading.

Oh I see.... but I think that is not even a problem

mitsarasss

sr. member

Activity: 574

Merit: 250

Quote from: mitsarasss on November 23, 2017, 03:51:55 PM

Quote from: mitsarasss on November 23, 2017, 03:48:42 PM

I thought ICO was banned in china, am I wrong?

Project is registered in Singapore and hence it is not under the China regulation law.

Oh, now I get it thx, I think that Ive read the news about how Singapore’s central bank has issued new guidelines on ICOs providing guidance on how tokens should be applied under its securities laws

I knew it was working, but is there any particular difficulties?

In its 13-page document titled ‘A Guide to Digital Token Offerings,’ the Monetary Authority of Singapore, Singapore’s central bank and financial regulator, wrote that:

Offers or issues of digital tokens may be regulated by Monetary Authority of Singapore if the digital tokens are capital markets products under the Securities and Futures Act. Capital markets products include any securities, futures contracts and contracts or arrangements for purposes of leveraged foreign exchange trading.

awas

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Quote from: mitsarasss on November 23, 2017, 03:51:55 PM

Quote from: mitsarasss on November 23, 2017, 03:48:42 PM

I thought ICO was banned in china, am I wrong?

Project is registered in Singapore and hence it is not under the China regulation law.

Oh, now I get it thx, I think that Ive read the news about how Singapore’s central bank has issued new guidelines on ICOs providing guidance on how tokens should be applied under its securities laws

I knew it was working, but is there any particular difficulties?

mitsarasss

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Activity: 574

Merit: 250