By the way, coinmarketcap listing: http://coinmarketcap.com/assets/coinoindex/
With all LTC volatility Index still beats BTC by about 15% in a month and a half.
Topic: [Index] Coinoindex.com asset tied to top 20 altcoins by capitalization (Read 1153 times)
July 14, 2015, 02:10:14 AM
July 14, 2015, 02:08:23 AM
I'm sure they are on the way to do it.
They have strict KYC/AML now, and are quite concerned about the legal issues in general.
here's the link to the company registry: https://app.mt.gov/cgi-bin/bes/besCertificate.cgi?action=detail&bessearch=C246785&trans_id=besa151931512503a5001
Fully compliant is a bit of a stretch. They are not registered with FINRA, nor do they hold any money transmitting licenses. They are incorporated as a limited liability company... Which anyone can do online for a couple hundred bucks. However, Poloniex has been around for a couple years now and I would not be that concerned holding funds there. Just know that it is not "fully compliant" as the user above claimed, if that affects your decision to use them or not.
They have strict KYC/AML now, and are quite concerned about the legal issues in general.
Who regulates Poloniex? Where are they located? There isn't much information on their site. Seems odd.
Poloniex is a fully compliant US company, Poloniex LLChere's the link to the company registry: https://app.mt.gov/cgi-bin/bes/besCertificate.cgi?action=detail&bessearch=C246785&trans_id=besa151931512503a5001
Fully compliant is a bit of a stretch. They are not registered with FINRA, nor do they hold any money transmitting licenses. They are incorporated as a limited liability company... Which anyone can do online for a couple hundred bucks. However, Poloniex has been around for a couple years now and I would not be that concerned holding funds there. Just know that it is not "fully compliant" as the user above claimed, if that affects your decision to use them or not.
July 13, 2015, 07:21:37 PM
Who regulates Poloniex? Where are they located? There isn't much information on their site. Seems odd.
Poloniex is a fully compliant US company, Poloniex LLChere's the link to the company registry: https://app.mt.gov/cgi-bin/bes/besCertificate.cgi?action=detail&bessearch=C246785&trans_id=besa151931512503a5001
Fully compliant is a bit of a stretch. They are not registered with FINRA, nor do they hold any money transmitting licenses. They are incorporated as a limited liability company... Which anyone can do online for a couple hundred bucks. However, Poloniex has been around for a couple years now and I would not be that concerned holding funds there. Just know that it is not "fully compliant" as the user above claimed, if that affects your decision to use them or not.
July 13, 2015, 10:13:23 AM
Who regulates Poloniex? Where are they located? There isn't much information on their site. Seems odd.
Poloniex is a fully compliant US company, Poloniex LLChere's the link to the company registry: https://app.mt.gov/cgi-bin/bes/besCertificate.cgi?action=detail&bessearch=C246785&trans_id=besa151931512503a5001
July 06, 2015, 08:07:32 PM
Who regulates Poloniex? Where are they located? There isn't much information on their site. Seems odd.
July 06, 2015, 09:54:58 AM
Coinoindex asset allows you to diversify your altcoin investment and invest in the altcoins the same way you invest in S&P index fund.
It seems to be a safe bet that alts will beat BTC by growth in the following years, eating away at BTC market share. Alts might be the hottest financial market overall now, so investing in a diversified altcoins portfolio seems to be a wise investment strategy.
It seems to be a safe bet that alts will beat BTC by growth in the following years, eating away at BTC market share. Alts might be the hottest financial market overall now, so investing in a diversified altcoins portfolio seems to be a wise investment strategy.
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