Maybe I've missed it, but I'm not seeing any convenient explanations of what this A2A coin is, how its different from STE and why another STEX based ICO needs to be run for it. It just seems like a lot of changes and just seems like things are being over complicated.
Also, if there's going to be a public vote that requires all hodlers to chime in, it should probably be updated in the OP in a way that's obvious to detect, not buried 4-5 pages from the last page of the thread, that's how things get overlooked.
New ICO regulations, that emerged in the last months, made the top-level marketing of such tokens virtually impossible and we have come up with a solution to solve this problem. Instead of creating a liquidity pool in exchange for the STE tokens and facing all the obstacles connected with the security token, we have decided to create liquidity by offering our internal token for public use. Originally, it was used as an intermediary in every trade on STeX using A2A technology. The problem is that you need a measurement system to evaluate all the tokens to create cross-rates, and we used an additional token for that purpose. Furthermore, we have a promotional system to attract users and make their trading activities more profitable (especially, for active traders who may suffer from turnaround commissions). By mixing these two concepts together, we have created a A2A token.
The main utility function of this token is to provide an easy to account tier system for commission discount for all users on the STeX exchange. Clearly, there are no passive income opportunities, no profit sharing in the new token, and, at the same time, it should be very attractive for the users to buy, use and hold in order to get extra discounts and unlock the professional features on STeX. The new A2A tokens have no connection with the STE.
All ste holders were informed in our telegram group and an email was sent to all.
