Thanks for the prompt reaction and answers.
I have financial background - thus your tread attracted my attention. And yes it was my first post here - you have to start by something
1. If assets are bought and hold by the holding company (what jurisdiction?) how the "guarantee" will be structured? How the pricing correlation will be enforced? Can't find your business model on your site.
2. You still will be considered as collective investment scheme as the origin of your funding is the sale of tokens. Thus an important range of compliance/ALM and taxation questions emerges (15% NRWT). Have you checked with your bank at least how they will consider such source of funding? Wanted to know how you are ready to address those issues.
Hope you will manage to address such issues and could present clear plan for your model. Devil is always in details.
First of all, thank you for your continuing inquiry!
1. We are looking at a number of different jurisdictions. It can be mentioned above Hong Kong or Singapore, Switzerland, or possibly New Zealand. The final choice will be agreed upon with lawyers when we start registering.The international legal field is changing weekly. Like NZ has just
changed it's position towards cryptocurrencies a week before. We will be following the relevant news and ask legal advice to choose the best location.
Our development team is currently writing an algorithm that would adjust the price of the coins with the stock price in real-time.
2. Generally, we are in the same legal field as every other ICO. And we've written above that these are not collective investments as the token sale will not be linked with client stock exchange operations. We are not offering brokering services which on contrary is done by pretty much every tokenized asset platform. Therefore it limits legal risk to some degree.
We are going through an extensive investigation of the taxation. This is done through consulting with accounting firms.
Thank you for your thorough questioning it is always great when potential investors don't take it for granted. We are open for discussion and if you think that you can offer us new ideas, please, email us at
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