Topic: [ICO] [ANN] FIC Network: Bonds on Blockchain - page 6. (Read 2274 times)
Apparently FIC Network has attracted much attention in the media sphere
I like the very concept. I'm going to better study their whitepaper
Quite good analysis of FIC Network is on the Crush Crypto channel. You can find a video here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3X1xJGPNNIQ
Where can I find the FAQ on their website?
I want to wish good luck to the developers in the performance of such a complex task
I like the very concept. I'm going to better study their whitepaper
Quite good analysis of FIC Network is on the Crush Crypto channel. You can find a video here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3X1xJGPNNIQ
I like the very concept. I'm going to better study their whitepaper
When will the ICO end?
Wow! The team reached the entire Soft cap. Really impressive
The project is very complex. Not everyone will decide to participate in it...
I'm not entirely sure about competitors. After all, similar projects have been created on the basis of the blockchain. Or maybe I'm confusing something?
I don't know what projects you mean. I can only say that something similar was in Polymath and Blockex. But the main difference between ficnetwork is that they are focused on tokenizing the debt market, while Poly is on the tokenization of the equities market, and Blockex is positioning itself more as a platform for investing in ico projects.
my fics are on etherwallet, what do I need to do to start a new exchange after start mannet?
I'm not entirely sure about competitors. After all, similar projects have been created on the basis of the blockchain. Or maybe I'm confusing something?
The project is great, and it is worth considering primarily as an investment opportunity. And I can say to you that this opportunity looks enormous
Using this approach, the seller fields incoming bids from potential buyers, using a timed locking feature to efficiently and securely close the transaction with the selected bidder.
I am totally sure that the bundled attitude is most suitable for trades in the primary market or large trades in the secondary market and involves creating an inventory account to house the group of ECFs that will be traded as a unit.
This ability to separate payments and ECFs also allows an originator to break down a large, potentially illiquid payment into several smaller ECFs that may be easier for the market to digest.
Since ECFs don’t need to correspond to actual payments, the originator can control the number, size and timing of ECFs. If ECFs matched the payment schedule precisely, the originator would inadvertently telegraph information about his or her business processes to competitors.
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Pre-Sale ended on April 13, am I right?
ECFs appear to be well-suited as both the basic building blocks of portfolio creation and as units of trade in global markets
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