If I'm not mistaken, Singapore is known to be the most favourable in this regard. It is ranked as the world’s easiest place to do business by the World Bank. Many global corporations chose to locate their headquarters in Singapore because of benefits like attractive corporate tax rates, availability of funding, talented workforce, flexible immigration policies for expatriates, advanced infrastructure, low crime rate, etc.
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December 24, 2017, 03:27:31 PM
If I'm not mistaken, Singapore is known to be the most favourable in this regard. It is ranked as the world’s easiest place to do business by the World Bank. Many global corporations chose to locate their headquarters in Singapore because of benefits like attractive corporate tax rates, availability of funding, talented workforce, flexible immigration policies for expatriates, advanced infrastructure, low crime rate, etc.
December 24, 2017, 03:06:35 PM
Hello everyone!
We know many of you have waited for it!
We are finally launching our bounty campaign! https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bounty-xwin-cryptobet-betting-platform-based-on-blockchain-2638871
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I was looking forward to your Bounty Campaign because it is a wonderful possibility to earn some Xwin tokens for free and today I registered to participate in it! I really hope I'm lucky We know many of you have waited for it!
We are finally launching our bounty campaign! https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bounty-xwin-cryptobet-betting-platform-based-on-blockchain-2638871
Welcome! Read through the rules, be active and earn some XWIN tokens!
December 24, 2017, 02:48:26 PM
Yet still, they depend on BBC. If, say, they had to work on behalf of CNN or Fox they'd be US organization.
Yes, but at the same time, they do not collect money for charity in Britain! British organizers are in Britain. And they collect money not for children in Britain, but for children in Africa just because it is more profitable in this period of time. Also any charitable organization brings a income to the organizers.
And under the protection of the one who will give them benefits (BBC)
December 24, 2017, 11:52:46 AM
Yet still, they depend on BBC. If, say, they had to work on behalf of CNN or Fox they'd be US organization.
Yes, but at the same time, they do not collect money for charity in Britain! British organizers are in Britain. And they collect money not for children in Britain, but for children in Africa just because it is more profitable in this period of time. Also any charitable organization brings a income to the organizers.
December 24, 2017, 11:48:52 AM
Can users view and verify the results in the xwin.io interface or through XWIN API?
I wonder, is there a note of it in whitepaper, don't you know? December 24, 2017, 10:07:01 AM
But they're under BBC. It would make no sense if they opened up somewhere else. BBC provides them with equipment and people. What I was talking about is any random "I want to do a favor to the universe" charity organization.
Yes, they are under BBC, but they do not do charity for Britain. This is an example when it is better to open at home, but for another country. That's how work many charitable foundations.
Yes, but at the same time, they do not collect money for charity in Britain! British organizers are in Britain. And they collect money not for children in Britain, but for children in Africa just because it is more profitable in this period of time. Also any charitable organization brings a income to the organizers.
December 24, 2017, 09:38:22 AM
Hello everyone!
We know many of you have waited for it!
We are finally launching our bounty campaign! https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bounty-xwin-cryptobet-betting-platform-based-on-blockchain-2638871
Welcome! Read through the rules, be active and earn some XWIN tokens!
We know many of you have waited for it!
We are finally launching our bounty campaign! https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bounty-xwin-cryptobet-betting-platform-based-on-blockchain-2638871
Welcome! Read through the rules, be active and earn some XWIN tokens!
December 24, 2017, 09:33:30 AM
I'm interested in chess by Q4 2017. What will it be? If it's clear with sports betting and poker, it's connected with money. But what is the interest in chess, this is not a game of chance.
It's not a game of chance from the point of playing, even if I do say so myself, as not a professional player by any means, but a huge fan nonetheless. But when it comes to betting, there are just as many variables as in any kind of sport, including health and mental condition of the sportsmen, how well he/she deals with the noise, is he/she in form right now, has he/she played already today and countless other factors, which often cannot be taken into consideration, but will affect the outcome, thus, when it comes to betting, chess may be as exciting to watch and bet on as any other sport, especially when you see those silly 2-move piece losses or even checkmates that grossmeisters yawn because of fatigue. 
December 24, 2017, 08:05:05 AM
I'm following your telegram channel. There is written that Bounty Campaign has officially begun today 
Have someone already participated??
Have someone already participated?? December 24, 2017, 07:08:46 AM
Can anyone explain me in what cases the general guarantee fund of XWIN platform is used?
December 24, 2017, 06:12:01 AM
Let's look at some charitable organizations. For example, Comic Relief, they are organized in Britain but help the countries of Africa. They chose Britain, because it is their home country and also because they will collect more money here than if they will create in Africa. Although, England has problems with which the charitable foundation could help too. But...
'here' means in Britain, right? December 23, 2017, 07:56:08 PM
Because the laws in the US are very strict and if you do not pay taxes than any activity with cryptocurrencies or finances is outlawed. It seems I already talked about it somewhere there. Seach.
Whaat??? Who told you this bullshit? For business, work and especial finances there are very complicated laws. There are advantages in this, of course, but this is not loyalty at all.
December 23, 2017, 05:48:44 PM
What do you mean "non-profit"? Could you please provide an example?
I mean if you started a business but it will be like church or etc, then maybe better start it in other countries? where it will be a profitable business.
That's actually a valid point, though if you have a charity organization taxation might take a toll on the money donated. Pun intended.
Let's look at some charitable organizations. For example, Comic Relief, they are organized in Britain but help the countries of Africa. They chose Britain, because it is their home country and also because they will collect more money here than if they will create in Africa. Although, England has problems with which the charitable foundation could help too. But...
December 23, 2017, 03:59:00 PM
I'm interested in chess by Q4 2017. What will it be? If it's clear with sports betting and poker, it's connected with money. But what is the interest in chess, this is not a game of chance.
Even if chess is not a game of chance, it does not mean that we can pre-empt the outcome of a chess match taking into account the human factor. So there can not be any certainty that the game will have possitive or negative result December 23, 2017, 03:51:59 PM
But they're under BBC. It would make no sense if they opened up somewhere else. BBC provides them with equipment and people. What I was talking about is any random "I want to do a favor to the universe" charity organization.
Yes, they are under BBC, but they do not do charity for Britain. This is an example when it is better to open at home, but for another country. That's how work many charitable foundations.
December 23, 2017, 03:48:08 PM
Almost no company during the ICO does not say which exchanges will be coin. Everything is already learned by fact from the stock exchanges when they add a token. Tell me, do you already have information on which exchanges tenders are planned?
December 23, 2017, 03:44:19 PM
That's actually a valid point, though if you have a charity organization taxation might take a toll on the money donated. Pun intended.
Let's look at some charitable organizations. For example, Comic Relief, they are organized in Britain but help the countries of Africa. They chose Britain, because it is their home country and also because they will collect more money here than if they will create in Africa. Although, England has problems with which the charitable foundation could help too. But...
Yes, they are under BBC, but they do not do charity for Britain. This is an example when it is better to open at home, but for another country. That's how work many charitable foundations.
December 23, 2017, 03:25:26 PM
That's actually a valid point, though if you have a charity organization taxation might take a toll on the money donated. Pun intended.
Let's look at some charitable organizations. For example, Comic Relief, they are organized in Britain but help the countries of Africa. They chose Britain, because it is their home country and also because they will collect more money here than if they will create in Africa. Although, England has problems with which the charitable foundation could help too. But...
December 23, 2017, 03:21:18 PM
I'm interested in chess by Q4 2017. What will it be? If it's clear with sports betting and poker, it's connected with money. But what is the interest in chess, this is not a game of chance.
December 23, 2017, 03:20:07 PM
What do you mean "non-profit"? Could you please provide an example?
I mean if you started a business but it will be like church or etc, then maybe better start it in other countries? where it will be a profitable business.
That's actually a valid point, though if you have a charity organization taxation might take a toll on the money donated. Pun intended.
Let's look at some charitable organizations. For example, Comic Relief, they are organized in Britain but help the countries of Africa. They chose Britain, because it is their home country and also because they will collect more money here than if they will create in Africa. Although, England has problems with which the charitable foundation could help too. But...
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