Topic: DNotes 2.0 - Staking, CRISP Interest, DNotes Pay - page 147. (Read 148848 times)

I must say that in this whole situation with Cryptopia listing, the only thing that I find a little disappointing, is that they let us know about delay in listing only about one or two days prior to when actual listing should happen This is maybe a little unprofessional from their side, because DNotes (and also me) already shared a lot of post and news of listing on May 12th.

Now in the eyes of some investors we (DNotes and all who help promoting it) could be seen like the ones who are not serious and professional, because the listing date was changed so close to when actual listing should happen.

In the long run I suppose it does not matter, but as now, I think it is important to explain the investors why it came to this situation. I think that team already made a good work on that, especially with published letter of Alan Young, so I think we shall be just fine

Thank you for the speedy reply. So if a successful candidate will exchange equity for acceleration capital and consultation services, does this mean DNotes consultation services will be provided over the duration of the businesses lifetime? Or will equity be sold off as DNotes so chooses?

From what I have seen, DNotes has a good business model. What terrifies me the most about cryptocurrency is inadvertently being caught up with criminal activity, and being found guilty by association. Until such risks are mitigated, conservative investors will not be participating in cryptocurrency. If DNotes can pull off what is being claimed, it will remove entry barriers for major investment firms who are chomping at the bit to place their bets. At that point I would consider adding cryptocurrency to my investment portfolio.

Can you give me an idea of which stock exchanges DNotes Global might be listed on?

Some analysts are calling for corrections/reversals in these respective markets. would it make sense for DNotes to avoid exposure to these markets until they stabilize and return to their average trendline?

Sorry for taking up so much time of your time with all these questions and thank you in advance for the reply.

Hi Member Hero, welcome to DNotes.

DNotes Global NextGenVC is contingent on the successful completion of our Reg. A+ Mini-IPO Tier 2 to raise up to $50 million from accredited and non-accredited investors.

During the first year of operation, NextGenVC will select one among many potential candidates that best fit our business model and best in class mindset. It does not have to be in the cryptocurrency business but one that could benefit from our association as a digital currency and blockchain technology leader. High preference will be given to companies that have a revenue producing history of at least two years with high growth and profit potential but constrained by other shortcomings. Up to $3,000,000 will be funded by our group to best position the company for successful funding.  

We will mutually select a funding program that best meet the company's capital needs provided that we can be in compliance with existing security laws in a security token offering. The security token will be offered in conjunction with DNotes blockchain and DNotes Global exchange when available. More details will be disclosed in the coming months. We believe that ICO can be an excellent tool to facilitate capital formation but must be structured with consumer protection and in compliance with existing security laws.

This is in line with our vision of mass adoption of DNotes and the best use of DNotes Global's fully integrated ecosystems. However, please understand that we will be very selective.

I'm not involved in Bitcoin and cryptocurrency but was referred to DNotes in regards to your venture capital program where you help companies raise up to 3 million dollars through legal fundraising. The ICO route currently seems very risky, if not outright illegal, but you list on the white paper that DNotes will be facilitating ICO's. What might that look like, and will there be investor protections?

Will DNotes Consulting and Venture Capital be focused on funding for cryptocurrency based businesses only, or can unrelated businesses participate also?

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This is certainly disappointing in the short-term, as I know that many in the community were excited about the planned listing. It is always somewhat frustrating when announced plans get changed, even when it happens due to unforeseen circumstances. From a long-term perspective, however, you're certainly right: this will end up being a good thing.

Alan is 100% correct in his assessment of the industry’s current state. Because there are some bad actors out there, everyone in the industry is being viewed with skepticism. Regulators appear to be intensifying their scrutiny of currencies, exchanges, and every other aspect of the digital currency revolution. From our point of view, that cannot be anything but a positive development.

It is an unarguably good thing that Cryptopia is adopting stricter self-regulation to ensure that it is listing only legitimate digital currencies. It is an unarguably good thing that DNotes gets an opportunity to demonstrate its legitimacy in this manner. And it is an unarguably good thing that DNotes stakeholders will be provided with this added assurance that they have put their trust in a project that goes the extra mile to prove its merit.

As Alan has repeatedly stressed, DNotes is committed to maintaining strict compliance with every law and regulation. The industry may currently seem like the Wild West of Hollywood movies, but those stories generally have heroes who adhere to a higher moral and legal code. DNotes is determined to fill that lead role, and this added scrutiny can help to shine a spotlight on that commitment.

All in all, we can take the good from cryptopia's decision. Many exchanges are beginning to clean up their shop. This is the flight towards quality that we have discussed many times. ICO tokens and currencies used to do unregulated equity raises are now under even closer scrutiny and are having their positions on exchanges put at risk. This will only act to prove DNotes' prudent strategy to comply with regulations, and take more traditional funding routes than its peers was the correct one. That alone will create a huge demand in due time for exchanges to want to list DNotes -- they may not have many options in the near future!