Topic: First SEC-compliant token sale? Polymath (Read 190 times)
I think legally compliant tokens are necessary to get securities on the blockchain. For me polymath is the project that will make it happen. Their price has been pretty good too. https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/polymath-network/
It is really good that we have 1st SEC but not least complaint token. Regulation is good thing. Crypto just began and more to come in the future.
If Polymath can legally became the SEC-compliant token, I think this will be a great improvement, but also a big advantage of Polymath.
But I knew that Polymath not yet fully meet the SEC standards.
No matter what, I will continue to pay attention at Polymath, and will invest in the token at the right time.
But I knew that Polymath not yet fully meet the SEC standards.
No matter what, I will continue to pay attention at Polymath, and will invest in the token at the right time.
I also have a few tokens. I saw advertising every day on a coinmarket, but I was never interested in the company. I started reading about it only after the airdrop. I think this platform will be successful, especially in America. They are the first who occupied this place in the blockchain business.
I felt the same way until I found some articles about them. Even Kucoin listed them today.
https://news.kucoin.com/en/polymath-networkpoly-gets-listed-on-kucoin/
Passing through SEC is a great leap forward, first ICO's will certainly take advantage of that. However, SEC announced last week that no ICO has been fully compliant yet. Anyways I am just doing a research on Poly and considering to go long 
I also have a few tokens. I saw advertising every day on a coinmarket, but I was never interested in the company. I started reading about it only after the airdrop. I think this platform will be successful, especially in America. They are the first who occupied this place in the blockchain business.
I hold some Poly coins.. anyone has future prediction about poly coin.. al least it's value reach?
Been following polymath for some time now and they were featured on business insider today: http://www.businessinsider.com/a-startup-raised-59-million-in-a-token-sale-to-usher-in-the-next-generation-of-crypto-2018-2
"Polymath, a blockchain company looking to revolutionize the crypto world, just raised $59 million in what might be the first SEC-compliant token sale. A portion of the token sale went towards building a platform that would help companies create their own securitized tokens."
What do you guys think?? Did yo get your airdropped tokens?
"Polymath, a blockchain company looking to revolutionize the crypto world, just raised $59 million in what might be the first SEC-compliant token sale. A portion of the token sale went towards building a platform that would help companies create their own securitized tokens."
What do you guys think?? Did yo get your airdropped tokens?
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