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How can people increase the long-established equity in the company, I want to know how?
And what is possible in fact? Probably worth the answer to read on the Internet. If I find something, I'll post a link.
How can people increase the long-established equity in the company, I want to know how?
Correct me if I'm wrong, but an ICO is essentially issuing a brand new currency, that requires mining, nodes etc? The currency supply is not fixed either?
I am more interested in issuing a digital asset, similar to what Counterparty.io does. The assets or tokens would represent shares in my company. So if I created 100 tokens, and sold 10 representing 10% of my company, the token holders = shareholders. As long as I am able to pay the token holders dividends and allow them to vote in shareholder meetings, it should be a legal operation.
I know VC funding is the traditional option but since my company is crypto-related, I'd rather my investors be pro-crypto. Not to mention I would expect to get a higher valuation issuing tokens.
In how much is it legal in those countries where the crypto currency has not yet been fully implemented? Is there a risk of colliding with the law because of such a company and will the punishment follow? I am more interested in issuing a digital asset, similar to what Counterparty.io does. The assets or tokens would represent shares in my company. So if I created 100 tokens, and sold 10 representing 10% of my company, the token holders = shareholders. As long as I am able to pay the token holders dividends and allow them to vote in shareholder meetings, it should be a legal operation.
I know VC funding is the traditional option but since my company is crypto-related, I'd rather my investors be pro-crypto. Not to mention I would expect to get a higher valuation issuing tokens.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but an ICO is essentially issuing a brand new currency, that requires mining, nodes etc? The currency supply is not fixed either?
I am more interested in issuing a digital asset, similar to what Counterparty.io does. The assets or tokens would represent shares in my company. So if I created 100 tokens, and sold 10 representing 10% of my company, the token holders = shareholders. As long as I am able to pay the token holders dividends and allow them to vote in shareholder meetings, it should be a legal operation.
I know VC funding is the traditional option but since my company is crypto-related, I'd rather my investors be pro-crypto. Not to mention I would expect to get a higher valuation issuing tokens.
I am more interested in issuing a digital asset, similar to what Counterparty.io does. The assets or tokens would represent shares in my company. So if I created 100 tokens, and sold 10 representing 10% of my company, the token holders = shareholders. As long as I am able to pay the token holders dividends and allow them to vote in shareholder meetings, it should be a legal operation.
I know VC funding is the traditional option but since my company is crypto-related, I'd rather my investors be pro-crypto. Not to mention I would expect to get a higher valuation issuing tokens.
Say you want to give 10% equity in your company for X capital. How does one distribute shares as tokens in which the shareholders can also get dividends and vote in shareholder meetings like a legitimate company?
How is the specifics of the project?
Is there a demand for this?
Say you want to give 10% equity in your company for X capital. How does one distribute shares as tokens in which the shareholders can also get dividends and vote in shareholder meetings like a legitimate company?
I think that this kind of activity would require starting some kind of a new cryptocurrency, which value will be equal to one share of the company.To do something like that, you need to make a completely new altcoin, with new rules. Not like a copy of some other crypto, or with the technical details same as bitcoin.
I think that it is a really hard task to do it on your own, you actually need a team of coders and people who are really into making their own coins, and these people need to be trusted, because if you will hire someone who is not trust-worthy, then it might influence the token you want to create.
The specifics of each ICO are different, every project is different and there is only one common ground, there is a promise of high profits for early backers if the project will take off.
Here you can see examples of new ICOs and read some details: http://www.icocountdown.com/
Say you want to give 10% equity in your company for X capital. How does one distribute shares as tokens in which the shareholders can also get dividends and vote in shareholder meetings like a legitimate company?
I think that this kind of activity would require starting some kind of a new cryptocurrency, which value will be equal to one share of the company.To do something like that, you need to make a completely new altcoin, with new rules. Not like a copy of some other crypto, or with the technical details same as bitcoin.
I think that it is a really hard task to do it on your own, you actually need a team of coders and people who are really into making their own coins, and these people need to be trusted, because if you will hire someone who is not trust-worthy, then it might influence the token you want to create.
Say you want to give 10% equity in your company for X capital. How does one distribute shares as tokens in which the shareholders can also get dividends and vote in shareholder meetings like a legitimate company?
I'm curious as to how one could go about raising capital for equity in a company through a bitcoin crowdsale. Seems like Counterparty is an option? Any help is appreciated.
It depends on many factors.
Could you more specific your question?
I'm curious as to how one could go about raising capital for equity in a company through a bitcoin crowdsale. Seems like Counterparty is an option? Any help is appreciated.
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