Topic: 🔥[ANN][ICO] Baltic Fund -INVEST IN PROMISING CEE &amp; CIS STARTUPS AND ECOSYSTEM🔥 - page 12. (Read 2641 times)

Quote from: steelcityveteran on March 17, 2018, 09:45:18 PM

Hey. Why does government reveals the interest to supporting and financing the start-ups?

Hi, I can't say anything about the governments of other countries, but when it comes to Lithuania, our Ministry of Economy understands, that startups attract additional investments to the country, create new workplaces, and boost the economy in general. Also, in a long-term perspective, supporting the innovations drives the development of the county.

vasilyberdman

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Hi. You idea is just wonderful, I’m even surprised by the fact that no one has coma up with this idea in the past. Can you explain it?

Well, there was one accelerator from NY that had some sort of similar ICO, but it was a year ago, even before all the regulatory restrictions. I think, by now, the main problem is how to comply with all the regulations and, also, that accelerators are, normally, using the traditional models of funding.

romfish

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Quote from: lok5874 on March 18, 2018, 05:27:24 AM

Quote from: specialAU on March 18, 2018, 05:23:00 AM

Quote from: romfish on March 18, 2018, 05:20:11 AM

Quote from: specialAU on March 18, 2018, 05:23:00 AM

Hey. Why does government reveals the interest to supporting and financing the start-ups?

Because it’s profitable for particular cities and the country as a whole.

But, as far as I understand, the governments doesn’t make any direct investments, consequently, it doesn’t receive any direct dividends.

Quite right, but the start-ups attract investors, investors finance the products, and the products pay taxes. The scheme is quite simple.

In addition, appearance of new projects creates new workplaces and improves infrastructure. It seems to me that Baltic Fund will move beyond the boundaries of one country.

I’d like the things to this way, but it seems to me that there’re still the countries with uncongenial climate in the world.

I’m sure that it’s possible to develop such projects in countries which are not the members of the EU, too, let’s say, in Southeast Asia or Latin America.

lok5874

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Quote from: romfish on March 18, 2018, 05:20:11 AM

Quote from: romfish on March 18, 2018, 05:20:11 AM

Hey. Why does government reveals the interest to supporting and financing the start-ups?

Because it’s profitable for particular cities and the country as a whole.

But, as far as I understand, the governments doesn’t make any direct investments, consequently, it doesn’t receive any direct dividends.

Quite right, but the start-ups attract investors, investors finance the products, and the products pay taxes. The scheme is quite simple.

In addition, appearance of new projects creates new workplaces and improves infrastructure. It seems to me that Baltic Fund will move beyond the boundaries of one country.

I’d like the things to this way, but it seems to me that there’re still the countries with uncongenial climate in the world.

specialAU

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Hey. Why does government reveals the interest to supporting and financing the start-ups?

Because it’s profitable for particular cities and the country as a whole.

But, as far as I understand, the governments doesn’t make any direct investments, consequently, it doesn’t receive any direct dividends.

Quite right, but the start-ups attract investors, investors finance the products, and the products pay taxes. The scheme is quite simple.

In addition, appearance of new projects creates new workplaces and improves infrastructure. It seems to me that Baltic Fund will move beyond the boundaries of one country.

romfish

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Activity: 378

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Hey. Why does government reveals the interest to supporting and financing the start-ups?

Because it’s profitable for particular cities and the country as a whole.

But, as far as I understand, the governments doesn’t make any direct investments, consequently, it doesn’t receive any direct dividends.

Quite right, but the start-ups attract investors, investors finance the products, and the products pay taxes. The scheme is quite simple.

lok5874

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Activity: 196

Merit: 10

Hey. Why does government reveals the interest to supporting and financing the start-ups?

Because it’s profitable for particular cities and the country as a whole.

But, as far as I understand, the governments doesn’t make any direct investments, consequently, it doesn’t receive any direct dividends.

romfish

full member

Activity: 378

Merit: 101