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Topic: [ANN] DEHEDGE RISK-HEDGING PLATFORM FOR CRYPTOCURRENCY INVESTORS - page 7. (Read 6831 times)
February 14, 2018, 09:40:52 AM
February 13, 2018, 04:36:55 AM
WARNING! DeHedge Chats were attacked by Fake CEO of DeHedge
This morning, a member of DeHedge appeared in our chat, naming himself the CEO of DeHedge, Mikhail Chernov. He wrote to many people in the chat with a request to send cryptocurrencies to a certain wallet, which he indicated below. The identity of this person or program has not yet been determined, but the DeHedge security service is working on this issue.
CTO of DeHedge, Vasilii Artemev, said that due to the high popularity of the project, such fraudulent proposals can appear with high frequency again on behalf of different employees of DeHedge. Vasilii Artemev urged everyone to be vigilant and immediately report suspicious activities either directly in the chat room or on our dehedge.com page
The security service of DeHedge would like to remind that neither DeHedge nor any of its employees will ever demand money under any pretext. All wallets for the participants of the ICO project are on the official website of dehedge.com and are not shared in any form.
The CEO of DeHedge, Mikhail Chernov, made in YouTube an announcement regarding today's incident: «Hi everybody! Today, my virtual clone appeared in our Telegraph chat groups. He was asking for money, but we caught him. DeHedge has always taken care of its clients, and we will always warn you of any cases of fraud at the ICO. But you must remember that constant vigilance and attention to detail are critical in our troubled times. Thank you for being with us! Respectfully, The Real Mikhail Chernov!»
This morning, a member of DeHedge appeared in our chat, naming himself the CEO of DeHedge, Mikhail Chernov. He wrote to many people in the chat with a request to send cryptocurrencies to a certain wallet, which he indicated below. The identity of this person or program has not yet been determined, but the DeHedge security service is working on this issue.
CTO of DeHedge, Vasilii Artemev, said that due to the high popularity of the project, such fraudulent proposals can appear with high frequency again on behalf of different employees of DeHedge. Vasilii Artemev urged everyone to be vigilant and immediately report suspicious activities either directly in the chat room or on our dehedge.com page
The security service of DeHedge would like to remind that neither DeHedge nor any of its employees will ever demand money under any pretext. All wallets for the participants of the ICO project are on the official website of dehedge.com and are not shared in any form.
The CEO of DeHedge, Mikhail Chernov, made in YouTube an announcement regarding today's incident: «Hi everybody! Today, my virtual clone appeared in our Telegraph chat groups. He was asking for money, but we caught him. DeHedge has always taken care of its clients, and we will always warn you of any cases of fraud at the ICO. But you must remember that constant vigilance and attention to detail are critical in our troubled times. Thank you for being with us! Respectfully, The Real Mikhail Chernov!»
February 07, 2018, 06:36:08 AM
DeHedge Legal Department: “Cryptocurrency double standards”
Russian state authorities maintain a very interesting approach towards cryptocurrencies and cryptoassets.
In one situation, they consider cryptocurrencies and cryptoassets as “miscellaneous property” with an obvious legal status and tend to include it into the taxable base and bankruptcy clauses. For example, it happened in the bankruptcy case of a Russian citizen named Igor Tsarkov (case No. A40–124668/2017). On the 2nd of February, 2018, the Moscow Arbitrary Court disclosed its position that cryptocurrency in a digital wallet of an insolvent individual shall be included into bankruptcy clauses and distributed among the creditors in bankruptcy proceedings.
Tsarkov’s defense insisted that cryptocurrency could not be taken into account when forming bankruptcy cases because of absence of regulation. Nevertheless, the court requested that Tsarkov provide access to his digital wallet and provide information on cryptoassets. The next hearing is scheduled on the 26th of February, 2018. There were some other bankruptcy cases during which Russian courts held their position that there was no reason as to why cryptocurrencies should be excluded from the bankruptcy clauses.
However, in another situation, the Russian Ministry of Labor took a different approach. It decided that government officials should not declare their income in cryptocurrency for the period of 2017, because the status of cryptocurrency is not properly defined and since there is no regulation.
DeHedge hopes that such discrepancies will be eliminated with the passing of new legislation in the summer of 2018 and this legislation will lead to equal, clear, transparent and predictable approaches to cryptocurrency related issues in Russia.
Before such legislation is passed, however, cryptocurrency market participants will have to act on assumption that absence of regulation might result in interpretation of a particular situation by enforcers in favor of the latter.
https://medium.com/@DeHedge/dehedge-legal-department-cryptocurrency-double-standards-ad3269b09c6a
Russian state authorities maintain a very interesting approach towards cryptocurrencies and cryptoassets.
In one situation, they consider cryptocurrencies and cryptoassets as “miscellaneous property” with an obvious legal status and tend to include it into the taxable base and bankruptcy clauses. For example, it happened in the bankruptcy case of a Russian citizen named Igor Tsarkov (case No. A40–124668/2017). On the 2nd of February, 2018, the Moscow Arbitrary Court disclosed its position that cryptocurrency in a digital wallet of an insolvent individual shall be included into bankruptcy clauses and distributed among the creditors in bankruptcy proceedings.
Tsarkov’s defense insisted that cryptocurrency could not be taken into account when forming bankruptcy cases because of absence of regulation. Nevertheless, the court requested that Tsarkov provide access to his digital wallet and provide information on cryptoassets. The next hearing is scheduled on the 26th of February, 2018. There were some other bankruptcy cases during which Russian courts held their position that there was no reason as to why cryptocurrencies should be excluded from the bankruptcy clauses.
However, in another situation, the Russian Ministry of Labor took a different approach. It decided that government officials should not declare their income in cryptocurrency for the period of 2017, because the status of cryptocurrency is not properly defined and since there is no regulation.
DeHedge hopes that such discrepancies will be eliminated with the passing of new legislation in the summer of 2018 and this legislation will lead to equal, clear, transparent and predictable approaches to cryptocurrency related issues in Russia.
Before such legislation is passed, however, cryptocurrency market participants will have to act on assumption that absence of regulation might result in interpretation of a particular situation by enforcers in favor of the latter.
https://medium.com/@DeHedge/dehedge-legal-department-cryptocurrency-double-standards-ad3269b09c6a
February 05, 2018, 03:42:07 AM
Does the project work with anyone in terms of user verification? I mean biometrics and other progressive technologies of authentication.
yes, KYC procedure in place. February 05, 2018, 03:41:00 AM
Where will the funds be transferred to if the hedging event occurs? The project has a debit card. To the card? Or to my wallet?
Unfortunately, I think you misunderstood a bit our project. We are not issuing any cards (debit/credit).But thanks for your interest in our project.
February 05, 2018, 03:37:57 AM
I think the project team should focus on PR. This way you will attract new supporters. Have you been working on that?
yes, we have a PR team. Thanks for your suggestion. February 05, 2018, 03:32:42 AM
I’ve heard that the project offers smth even to miners. What does it offer and why can miners need this platform?
Our tokens are not minable. You probably refer to our roadmap with the development of a product for hedging the risks of mining farm buyers, in the second half of 2018. Stay tuned for more infos on this, in the next few months... February 05, 2018, 03:29:08 AM
I’ve seen the investors’ ICO 2017 losses on the site. What about forecasts for 2018? I’m interested in dynamics.
which site, can you give sources ? yes, for sure, participating in an ICO is risky. 
February 05, 2018, 02:23:03 AM
Where will the funds be transferred to if the hedging event occurs? The project has a debit card. To the card? Or to my wallet?
February 05, 2018, 02:04:45 AM
Is the project going to somehow regulate the number of tokens?
Sure it’s going. The goal is to protect the token from excessive volatility. According to preliminary estimations of DeHedge, up to 15% of all tokens in free circulation will be simultaneously used for hedging. February 05, 2018, 02:01:55 AM
Does the project work with anyone in terms of user verification? I mean biometrics and other progressive technologies of authentication.
February 05, 2018, 02:00:17 AM
Is the project going to somehow regulate the number of tokens?
February 05, 2018, 01:17:12 AM
The project has a debit card. How will its use be restricted? Geographically? In terms of use?
Unfortunately, I think you misunderstood a bit our project. We are not issuing any cards (debit/credit).But thanks for your interest in our project.
February 05, 2018, 01:16:20 AM
I’m from Europe and i’m a little scared that there’re some special conditions for US citizens. Will there be anything like that for Europeans?
special conditions for US citizens ? can you give details ? February 05, 2018, 01:14:47 AM
The project’s gonna to pay the dividends quarterly. Guys does this mean that it’ll be enough to purchase tokens for a couple of days quarterly? And sell them after then and receive dividends.
quarterly dividends, are you sure ? February 05, 2018, 01:13:12 AM
How can I get a card delivered to me in Russia? Where can I order it?
Unfortunately, I think you misunderstood a bit our project. We are not issuing any cards (debit/credit).But thanks for your interest in our project.
February 04, 2018, 07:41:13 PM
Hmmm… Tell me please, are there any restrictions on the projects or currencies that are being hedged? If so, what these restrictions are?
February 04, 2018, 07:24:04 PM
The project’s gonna to pay the dividends quarterly. Guys does this mean that it’ll be enough to purchase tokens for a couple of days quarterly? And sell them after then and receive dividends.
February 04, 2018, 06:46:32 PM
I wanna invest but i cant understand yet how will i be able to provide tax reports. Can anyone explain me this?
February 04, 2018, 05:17:45 PM
I’m from Europe and i’m a little scared that there’re some special conditions for US citizens. Will there be anything like that for Europeans?
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