Topic: [ANN][NOTE]DNotes - Celebrating DNotes 3rd Birthday - Forum Now Open - page 27. (Read 814568 times)

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We will add this to our wish list. Beginning the second half of this year we will kick R&D into high gear. I am thinking of posting Chapter 15 - DNotes Story on our website. Any suggestion? DNotes Story will be very informative to those who like to learn more about DNotes.

I kinda like his idea, something akin to "Certificate of Deposit" with a variable rate of return depending on the length of the commitment and the amount on deposit. I understand this would have to be researched to avoid any banking or legal quagmires but, it would be VERY attractive to new investors especially those with short attention spans! Biggest issue I suppose would be where does the "interest" come from?

PS: From the regulation department, I suppose it would not be a legal issue if crypto is a commodity but, would be an issue if crypto is money. Since we have no definitive ruling on this, it's kinda a gray area huh?

No problem, if you have any other questions or feedback, please let us know. We are always appreciative of constructive feedback. You have a great day as well.

Thanks for answering, I think it would be a good addition to DNotes as an option.  Have a great day.

Hi Dink, welcome to the DNotes thread! We are only offering longer term CRISP for Retirement programs for now. However, we have discussed and are exploring other options for stakeholders to earn on their investment for future options, in and outside of the CRISP programs, but have not made that determination yet. It is certainly a consideration.

Does DNotes plan to add shorter term investng to there CRISP program.  I was thinking in terms of something
like 6, 9, 12, 24 month investments ...more like a bank would issue a CD?

Thanks kanus1113! 

This is a great article Chase, cryptocurrency is the perfect learning tool for kids and parents can feel safe giving it to them.

http://dcebrief.com/can-bitcoin-be-an-asset-protection-vehicle/

Welcome, Yubsep. No kidding, this community is different. Think about trading on one of our exchanges!

Mark

I can confirm that the incorporation of the new company is in process. Below is a direct quote from the book "The Four Pillars of Business Success" Chapter 15 - DNotes Story -

"9. Integrated Private Company

Although DNotes is managed as a business, it is not controlled like one. Being a decentralized autonomous organization, the DNotes currency is owned by its entire group of stakeholders on an “at will” basis. Any stakeholder can change ownership at will without notice. We have taken this ownership structure one step further by owing up to a 25% stake of the equity in the privately held for-profit company, DNotes Global, Inc., incorporated in the State of Delaware, USA. By extension, all of DNotes stakeholders have an ownership stake in DNotes Global, Inc.

This company does not control the currency itself. However, among others plans, the company will help to develop and fund our growing ecosystem and projects that are going to be essential in taking DNotes to the next level; to become the dominant digital currency leading to mass global acceptance. Extending company equity to currency holders is expected to provide significant fundamental and intrinsic value to the currency as the company expands.

Leaderless organizations can be a big hurdle to ongoing development. This has been witnessed in Bitcoin’s community in solving the maximum number of transactions its network can handle simultaneously. We see the potential of chaos and impotence as an inherent weakness of decentralized systems that forego leadership. This risk can be minimized with the presence of a group of developing stakeholders who have sufficient self-interest to help protect and promote the organization.

Digital currency and the blockchain are the best opportunity in a generation to invest in the future from the ground floor. The next several years will be pivotal to DNotes’ rise to preeminence in the financial technology industry. Upon release of this book, Alan and the team will switch into the next phase from planning to execution of technology development. The last two and a half years have been spent carefully analyzing market and consumer behavior, working on our value proposition, building critical infrastructures, and waiting to spring forward at the most opportune moment. We are confident that we will dominate the industry swiftly when we are ready. This book serves to throw the gauntlet in our self-imposed challenge.


Arnold H. Glasow probably said it best when he said “Success is simple. Do what’s right, the right way, at the right time.” DNotes is focused on exploiting its competitive advantages at the most opportune time."

Welcome to the DNotes thread yubsep! Just let us know if we can help or if you have any questions. We have a very friendly and helpful community.

Following but I haven't exactly used NXT, outside of the wallet interface early on, I'm guessing it's tough to download? lol. We do need to take a closer look.

'This "friendlier-sounding, OpenBazaar" could be a paradigm shift, creating many business opportunities. Keep a close watch on it.'

Dang! An IMZ guy rang me, full of enthusiasm: 'This OpenBazaar could be a game-changer!!!' One of our guys already has his business listed on it. (Monster Designer Laptops)

[It remains for it to be 'populated.' Are any of you guys familiar with Nxt? Once you've (Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!) downloaded the blockchain, you find yourself in a sort of Internet 'Central-Station concourse' with a lot of Open-Bazaar-ish stuff. Cryptopia has an in-built marketplace.]

Mark

"I think I may have been one of those unfortunate souls. Straight A's (or close). Little to no financial literacy." That's the fault of the education system - we are only taught what educators deem to be important.  Very happy to hear you have learned a lot about it on your own!

I think I may have been one of those unfortunate souls. Straight A's (or close). Little to no financial literacy. I've sure learned a lot since then.

Dyna, glad to hear (from another post) that you will be incorporating in the US. Sounds like a wise decision.