Topic: [ANN]PECULIUM - First Saving System in Crypto Driven by AI - page 145. (Read 66417 times)

There is most times disadvantages that come with most things in life. AI is not excluded in anyway, using of artificial intelligence depends on personal decisions. Compare the positive with the negative and weigh your options. Go for the one that suits you most

just a food for thought, everyone is excited about Artificial Intelligence and its adaptation in the blockchain but no one is talking about the elon musk effect and all the what if's of AI(negative sides)

Yes I see them, here are the links:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.26641387 for litecoin, dash, eth

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.26641241 for bitcoin

Or do you mean something difference than these links?

Maybe you mean the prediction results of the bot, no I dont see them either actually

it was the last day yesterday for the prediction-contest. was a lot of fun, hope they will do something like this again soon.
what were your results?

Hey guys, I can't seem to find the AI predictions for today / rest of the week.

Can anyone see them?? not sure if I'm being an idiot

Having a product and demonstrating it, is definitely not a joke. There are lots of projects coming for ICO saying that they will produce in two years from now and so on. Peculium is way too far away from such projects. I will support this project fully without any hesitation.

Okay, I did not consider this subject now. But I find it curious that the US rated an investment as too risky.

I saw this tweet from peculium:

Our #PreICO is live! Hurry and get the 35% Bonus !
We only take purchases through our TGE platform. Please be careful! https://tge.peculium.io/user/login


Why are they saying to be careful? Did I miss something?

In most cases I believe exchanges want to see traction to list; I am curious to see which exchanges they will be able to secure before the sale.

Did you get an answer from the devs in telegram? I mean this thing can be a deal breaker for quite many people. It would be nice if devs could verify this.

No it's not. If something is a security, in the US Law you have to be an accredited investor to be able to buy it. So you and me and every tomboy out there are not allowed to buy it as it's seen as a too risky investment for us.

Exchanges are big corps and thus subject to scrutiny from the authorities and they don't want troubles, so they don't allow securities in big exchanges. That's why there have been plenty of delistings lately and it has become harder and harder to be listed in trex.

In my eyes, the Howey Test is a tool for the US tax authority to declare any business U.S tax liable. It is a joke what the US has admitted to the financial market for rights. I hope that projects based on ETH such as Peculium never come under this regimentation, the anonymity in the crypto world is an important building block there.

Honestly the howey test is annoying and the way their applying it is just making everything more f*cking confusing than anything else, their indecision and applying it only when they want is whats driving the market insane.

Though i will agree its smart for ICO's to decide hard and firm if their going the KYC or Non-KYC way especially when it comes to US residents.

The "Howey Test" is a test created by the US Supreme Court for determining whether certain transactions qualify as "investment contracts." If so, then under the Securities Act of 1933 and the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, those transactions are considered securities and therefore subject to certain disclosure and registration requirements.

Under the Howey Test, a transaction is an investment contract if:

    It is an investment of money
    There is an expectation of profits from the investment
    The investment of money is in a common enterprise
    Any profit comes from the efforts of a promoter or third party

Although the Howey Test uses the term "money," later cases have expanded this to include investments of assets other than money. The term "common enterprise" isn't precisely defined, and courts have used different interpretations. Most federal courts define a common enterprise as one that is horizontal, meaning that investors pool their money or assets together to invest in a project. However, other courts use different definitions.

The final factor of the Howey Test concerns whether any profit that comes from the investment is largely or wholly outside of the investor's control. If so, then the investment might be a security. If, however, the investor's own actions largely dictate whether an investment will be profitable, then that investment is probably not a security.

All the major exchanges are avoiding any token that might be a security like the plague.

For further reading https://blog.coinbase.com/2016-12-07-blockchain-token-securities-law-a66ef03c383f and https://www.manhattanstreetcapital.com/faq/for-fundraisers/how-determine-if-token-security-howey-test

ares, you saved me, thanks a lot for this explanation.
But now I'm disappointed that I missed the registration for the private sale. With my current knowledge about the project, I would certainly have participated. but pre-ico is nice too

Yep keep seeing coins try to tap into the AI field, but peculium seems to be one of the first ones to demo their SIEVE and actually show how accurate it is which a big step in the right direction for the ICO.

AI-based market predictions looks like to be trending now. Peculium is one of the coins that offers even more. I'm really excited.

I think that there are a lot of English articles already available when you look at the bounty spreadsheet from Peculium. It is worth reading it to know more information about the ICO.

Machine translated: https://pastebin.com/czxnSvJc its readable though Decent read and basically glosses over the general gist of blockchain info etc. They didn't realy disclose anything we didn't already know from the site/forum.