Topic: [ANN] Lykke - Trade Bitcoin, Ethereum, FX and Digital Assets - page 33. (Read 144637 times)

Yes, I meant it. Sorry for my English. Thank you

New explainer video for IOS:

How to get started with Lykke Wallet
https://youtu.be/wGsk6cR4zJI

The question is how to deposit money from russia, right? I think Credit Card should work. You also could deposit Bitcoin or Ethereum and sell it for USD.

tell me how you can make dollars in lykke from Russia

No, US-customers are still blocked. Last update about the regulations was this (about 1 month ago):


United States
The legal entity of Lykke Securities (SEC Broker) has been registered with the state of New Jersey, which means that Lykke Securities is officially recognized as a New Jersey company. The registrations for the legal entity Lykke Dealer (CFTC Broker) have been completed at U.S. Federal, state, and city levels. The U.S. National Futures Association has issued an ID for Lykke Dealer.

United Kingdom
Lykke UK has onboarded an additional cryptocurrency liquidity provider. The MTF application process is being discussed, and an FCA representative had been allocated. An application package in compliance with MiFID (II) standards is in the process of being updated for submission.

Cyprus
Lykke Cyprus is one step away from achieving its licenses. The Lykke Investment Firm is in the final stage of being authorised by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission, and it is ready to serve clients for trading, portfolio management, and investment advice and research. We have already received a response from the Central Bank of Cyprus for our Electronic Money Institution license, which has also  proceeded to the next phase. The Lykke EMI will be ready to serve any type of client for all electronic payments.

Singapore
Lykke Singapore has established a Singapore holding company called Lykke Corp Pte Ltd. We will be establishing two new entities as subsidiaries in the next few months: Regulated Exchange Activities and Asset Management. We have also defined our regulatory MAS licensing strategy, which includes RMO, or the Exchange Licence; SVF, or E-Wallet; Custody; Remittance Licence; Asset Management; and Crowdfunding. In addition, we have prepared our roadmap for unregulated products in the area of non-securities trading, namely Singapore Wallet, and  we are localizing the Terms and Conditions and the Know Your Customer and Anti-Money Laundering processes for the wallet application.

Hi cryptodv! As far as I know dividends will come once Lykke is 1) profitable and 2) doesn't reinvest that profit. But I don't have any numbers so I can't make a prediction when the first dividend-payout will come.

Is lyyke accepting usa customers a friend of mine said he got an email but i think he is confused.

Dividends will be a few years out if and when they become profitable.

Hello Tempus. Question I've been holding Lykke in my wallet since the ICO. Since I own shares in the company, when will investors start receiving dividends? Or is that in the works? Sorry, I haven't checked up my Lykke's or the project in a while.

Lykke is very reliable but a stox, so we can't trade it on other exchange?

Thanks tempus, that's great. Will sign up to trello and keep an eye one it

Hi folks,

mtnsaa and I have made a trello-map for the community. Purpose: Collecting all kinds of valuable suggestions and feedback from here and other platforms (Chats, Reddit, Facebook and others) to make it easy for the team to have an overview. Whatever ideas you might have, from suggestions how to improve the App to business-ideas for Lykke, feel free to post it on these channels. We’ll decide what to add to the Trello-Map with some focus on quality.

https://trello.com/b/7EFaUhyj/lykke-community

Also critique is welcomed - but it should be substantial/constructive. In case of technical problems, the first step should always be to contact [email protected].

Michael Klena (Lykke USA) named in FinTank’s “Top 40 Chicago Blockchain Thought Leaders”
http://www.fintank.org/2017/09/25/fintanks-top-40-chicago-blockchain-thought-leaders/

Interesting Reuters article about Singpore and Blockchain:

Blockchain booster: Singapore eyes commodity fintech firms


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Swiss-based Lykke, capitalized at about $440 million, is building a series of decentralized marketplaces that will list and trade cryptocurrencies and trade tokens, that could represent a commodity by grade and delivery point, for example.

“The plan is to work with people that want to build the markets that suit them, or we’ll build them into our own marketplace,” director Seamus Donoghue told Reuters.

Lykke aims to tap private wealth markets in New York and Singapore for funds to provide market liquidity. It has applied for securities licensing in several major jurisdictions and plans to become a regulated market operator in Singapore.

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http://www.reuters.com/article/us-commodities-fintech/blockchain-booster-singapore-eyes-commodity-fintech-firms-idUSKCN1C10ZZ

Happy Birthday, Lykke!
Today we celebrate Lykke’s second birthday! On this day, two years ago, active operations at Lykke began.

The true history of our company starts more than 30 years earlier, when Richard Olsen, Lykke founder, began to ponder an important question: how to organize a society where individuals or groups of individuals can act irresponsibly, as sometimes they do, without putting the social contract at risk. (Richard speaks more on this subject in his interview.) It took him the better part of a lifetime to develop his vision and understanding, out of which was born the Lykke Corporation.

You can read more at https://www.lykke.com/city/blog/lykke-birthday-two-years

 

I hope so much that you are right, my friend.
Lykke was the first crypto I bought, I believed in the project and the presentation and information Tempus gave us.

The best value of Lykke is its stability, even in times of strong volatility of markets and bitcoin.

It doesn't matter that much, as Lykke is the only semi-decentralised exchange. Lykke competes (or will compete) more with centralised exchanges, rather than decentralised exchanges.

I mean, technically it will compete with both, but the privacy hounds will want a decentralised exchange, which is fine, so there will always be a small market for a fully decentral exchange.

Decentralised exchanges however can NEVER have the volume and speed of a centralised exchange. Hence the reason Lykke went for it's design. It's massively scalable and can become a world player against some of the biggest exchanges in the world if things go right. All of the competiting decentralised exchanges have absolutely no chance of this happening.

That's why Lykke will be successful and why it doesn't need to worry about the crypto competition.

Interview with the Lykke Team – Sergey Ivliev


In this interview, we have Sergey Ivliev with us. Sergey is Lykke Co-Founder and COO and was recently named the Best Risk Manager in Russia and CIS. Watch Sergey sharing his thoughts on the blockchain, current financial system, and of course, Lykke.

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https://www.lykke.com/city/blog/team-interview-sergey