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The fraudsters are already into new hype – STO. Learn how to check these startups for inconsistencies with legal norms.

 

STO (Security token offering) right now is called the only right solution for startups on the Blockchain. After all, ICO (Initial coin offering) already pissed everyone off with their idle mess and super high probability of scam.

 

In a nutshell, why STO wins over ICO in investors’ money safety. STO is tokenized securities. And buying them, you become the company shareholder. This is not an ICO, where the shitcoins could only generate income due to speculation on the stock exchanges. In all other cases, these were chewing gum wrappers with doodled Lambos. You eat gum and left a  wrapper. But it will never be real Lambo.



With proper investment in STO, the chances for Lambo are bigger. And in the case of the fraud from startups’ founders, pretty authoritative offices will mediate for you like SEC (US Securities and Exchange Commission).

 

But there are a few “but”:

– You can’t invest in STO if your annual income is less than 200 thousand bucks

– You don’t have $ 1 million bucks worth of real estate.

– Your organization doesn’t own assets for 5 million bucks

 

That is why, dear schoolers, giveaway-guys, and unemployed cryptoshitters, in  STO there’s no chance for you.

Read original article at https://shitcoinoffering.com/african-kids-aks-663-million-bucks-scam-sto-bolton-coin/

So in the end, even though it's an STO it is still not 100% secure as there are still scammers out there which can give fake promises. One must thoroughly investigate on the project before investing large sum of funds. But atleast STO is far better than an ICO.
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The fraudsters are already into new hype – STO. Learn how to check these startups for inconsistencies with legal norms.

 

STO (Security token offering) right now is called the only right solution for startups on the Blockchain. After all, ICO (Initial coin offering) already pissed everyone off with their idle mess and super high probability of scam.

 

In a nutshell, why STO wins over ICO in investors’ money safety. STO is tokenized securities. And buying them, you become the company shareholder. This is not an ICO, where the shitcoins could only generate income due to speculation on the stock exchanges. In all other cases, these were chewing gum wrappers with doodled Lambos. You eat gum and left a  wrapper. But it will never be real Lambo.



With proper investment in STO, the chances for Lambo are bigger. And in the case of the fraud from startups’ founders, pretty authoritative offices will mediate for you like SEC (US Securities and Exchange Commission).

 

But there are a few “but”:

– You can’t invest in STO if your annual income is less than 200 thousand bucks

– You don’t have $ 1 million bucks worth of real estate.

– Your organization doesn’t own assets for 5 million bucks

 

That is why, dear schoolers, giveaway-guys, and unemployed cryptoshitters, in  STO there’s no chance for you.

Read original article at https://shitcoinoffering.com/african-kids-aks-663-million-bucks-scam-sto-bolton-coin/
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 As you my friend probably know, ICO's and crypto, in general, is not in a good spot.

Currently, it seems like the market is changing and heading throw  Security Token Offerings (STOs).

From YouTubers, investors, and gurus to reputable news outlets, there is a massive amount of exposure regarding these offerings around the industry.

This guide will seek to give you all of the necessary information you may need if you are contemplating a deal involving an STO.

What is an STO?

To understand what a STO is, firstly, we must look at what a security is.

In terms of finance, a security is a certification or some other financial instrument, that has an intrinsic monetary value. These securities can then either be traded by exchanges, who will broker the transaction or, they can be traded directly from peer-to-peer. These securities are then broken down into two subcategories, equity, and debt securities. This is in effect, owning part of a

company, without actually taking it into your possession.

 

Companies use these methods so that they can raise capital from investors, to fund other parts of the business, such as expansion plans. In return for their investment, the financiers are normally offered to make their money back, and make a profit through means such as: dividends, interest rates or a share on the company profits.

The full STO guide   hope you will find it interesting.
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