Topic: DNotes 2.0 - Staking, CRISP Interest, DNotes Pay - page 62. (Read 148866 times)

Our entire community has been doing a great job for nearly five years to keep everyone informed about cryptocurrency in a way to grounds people in realistic expectations without the bias that getting news from the mainstream media will yield.

Our efforts are only going to ramp up from here. A track record of doing things the right way and knowing what is going to happen next adds a lot of credibility to cause and will bring many new users. I expect great things from DNotesEDU, and DCEBrief will continue doing all that it can to keep everyone informed with timely news, and unparalleled insights (many of our Op-Eds are indisputably better [contain original thought and unique insights] than what is generally published in the industry). All we need now is the right people, and the resources for rapid expansion.

With a full writing staff / editorial team, our education and news resources will be a unrivaled class act.

Thank you for your words of support, DNotesEDU has been providing free material to the public since 2015; having worked diligently to dispel many of the myths that have pervaded the industry and confused the public. DNotesEDU is currently an independent organization held in sole proprietorship, but there are plans for further integration with DNotes Global and DNotes cryptocurrency when the timing is right.

Great working bringing the issue of fraud to the attention of many DNotesEDU. Hopefully together we can build a much more trustworty industry. Being rated among the most trustworthy companies recently by Silicon Review is a start for us, but as we become more well known, it will be as a globally trusted brand.

It does not have a direct connection with DNotes, but I found an article which tries to explain why ICO model failed. I must say that I agree with the author in many points and have also been noticing issues that author is talking about.

I'm really glad that DNotes took different approach


Link to article: https://medium.com/tabula-rasa-blank-slate/top-10-reasons-why-the-ico-model-failed-48024bc819ff - Top 10 reasons why the ICO model failed

It does not have a direct connection with DNotes, but I found an article which tries to explain why ICO model failed. I must say that I agree with the author in many points and have also been noticing issues that author is talking about.

I'm really glad that DNotes took different approach


Link to article: https://medium.com/tabula-rasa-blank-slate/top-10-reasons-why-the-ico-model-failed-48024bc819ff - Top 10 reasons why the ICO model failed

This is a long article but one that is worth reading. The damages caused by the ICO craze may take years to overcome. It may turn out to be an industry self-induced cleaning up that could negatively impact some of the biggest success stories in our industry.

DNotes is one of the oldest coins and among the few that stayed clear out of ICO. Like Bitcoin, not a single DNotes has been sold as an investment to support the coin. A few among our core team funded everything out of our own pockets. Every DNotes that I own is purchased from various exchanges that listed DNotes, including a few millions that I gave away.

I agree with the authors’ conclusion that, “The SEC has not forgotten or overlooked any deal, the wave of ICO regulatory action is coming.” It may be prudent to take a serious look at your portfolio and make some adjustments – some re-balancing.

DNotes is among the most undervalued coins in our industry that is not a “security token” (STOKEN). We will be among the last standing. Meanwhile, DNotes continues to make great progress in multiple fronts, including DNotes Pay and WooCommerce plug-in. Behind the scene, we are busy as ever working on many projects. We have also committed to a sponsorship of Family Office investment conference in Miami on Dec. 10 and 11, 2018.

DNotes available HERE: https://app.stex.com/en/full-glass/BTC/NOTE


The Incoming Wave of ICO Regulation (Yes, It's Coming)
Alex Sunnarborg
  
 Nov 2, 2018 at 08:00 UTC  |  Updated  Nov 3, 2018 at 11:16 UTC

Alex Sunnarborg is a Founder of Tetras Capital. Previously, he was a research analyst at CoinDesk and a founder of the crypto investing app Lawnmower.
As you may know, securities classification analysis in the U.S. today primarily revolves around the Securities Act of 1933 and the SEC v. W.J. Howey Co. Supreme Court case of 1946.
The Securities Act of 1933 was established to require issuers to disclose certain pieces of information to potential investors prior to any public securities offering. This law was enacted to reduce misrepresentation by issuers and to help protect investors, but applies only to the sale of "securities."
In 1946, SEC v. W.J. Howey Co. broadened the definition of securities by including any "investment contract", defined as: (1) an investment of money (2) into a common enterprise (3) with the expectation of profit (4) to come solely from the efforts of others.

Read more: https://www.coindesk.com/the-incoming-wave-of-ico-regulation-yes-its-coming/

Time to expand to more community in Africa.
It's good strategies because Africa continent might be the highest potential growth in crypto ecosystem next few years.

That is really nice  It seems that each week we get some good news about DNotes, keep them coming