I have read the equibit.org and linkedin carefully, and read the previous posts carefully. I have some questions as below:
1, Who will use the equibit systems? Uber? IBM? start-up company?
2, Which country company can use the system? USA?Canada?China?Japan?
3, Why they will choose using equibit system, but not local existing financial system?
4, How will equibit company ensure the token after sale will be higher than mining token? as we know, after 1M token sale, the other token will be mined everyday for 50/block, there will have 50*6 /hours*24hour/day=7200token/day mined .
thanks.
Thanks for reaching out.
1. Equibit will be open to anyone to use, of course big companies who are already on stock exchanges will have to perform a corporate action to switch over to the Equibit system. If the motion carries all the existing holders (i.e. the stock exchanges and institutional investors) they could then do a share-for-share swap. However there are thousands if not millions of secondary and otc markets and startups alone all over the world, Equibit cuts down the overhead costs of creating, managing and distributing shares. But iis also much more than that. You can read our whitepaper to find out more.
2. Companies in any countries should be able to use Equibit. Our lawyers will actually be preparing a comprehensive legal resource for companies in all major jurisdictions to do this. There would be template shareholder/director resolutions, bylaw amendments etc. We also want to identify all the jurisdictions that allow securities to be issued in bearer (anonymous) form. I think that will be a huge plus and Equibit could help remediate the negative reputation that bearer assets currently have.
3. The incentive is that those companies would no longer need to use a transfer agent, which represents a major portion of their investor relations overhead. Equibit is much more than simply a securities register, it can be used to communicate with all our your investors, poll them, handle proxies, and KYC issues in the secondary market. Apple has millions of investors worldwide and doing that using existing services is terribly expensive, slow, and insecure.
4. It's a fair question, but there's no objective answer (value is subjective). Every ICO buyer is making their own educated guesses as to what the token will do.