So when would the ICO be live, do you expect?
our ICO taking place in a month or so)
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our ICO taking place in a month or so)
So when would the ICO be live, do you expect?
Interesting concept. Hopefully it would materialized so that others may patterned such business model.
is it an asset "inchain tokens" which share risks from other assets on ethereum blockchain?
No, inchain tokens provide the rights to vote for investment and other decisions and receive a share of profits earned by the platform.
Bonds are the instrument transferring risks from policyholders to investors. Bond investors receive coupons as a reward for taking risks.
In short an Insurance company?
Only to a certain extent. It is kind of a mix of insurance and investing platform, a new concept I'd say.
insurance company doing ipo.
If you need any translation work done dev I will be here.
So will this service be required dev?
"dev"? - explain pls what you mean
waiting bounty 
more info.... 
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? If you need any translation work done dev I will be here.
So will this service be required dev?
"dev"? - explain pls what you mean
watching
nice project and gud luck 
is it an asset "inchain tokens" which share risks from other assets on ethereum blockchain?
interesting project, but, i'd like proofs you are Dmitry Lazarichev 
I think, Dmitry will proof himself soon)
I believe pmatveev has already proved my identity
In short an Insurance company?
Only to a certain extent. It is kind of a mix of insurance and investing platform, a new concept I'd say.
Insurance is one of the scariest words to wield. Regulators beat that word with big sticks when they see it.
How does this project address/circumvent insurance regulations in your area of the world/nation? Especially the reserves that typically need to be held?
How does this project address/circumvent insurance regulations in your area of the world/nation? Especially the reserves that typically need to be held?
A very good question. Generally speaking the blockchain space is not regulated yet.
We have explored Solvency II Directive, the main regulative document. In short it requires around 20% capital of the amount of risks insured. However, if the risks are transferred to investors it does not affect capital requirements at all.
interesting project, but, i'd like proofs you are Dmitry Lazarichev
I think, Dmitry will proof himself soon)
nice project
interesting project, but, i'd like proofs you are Dmitry Lazarichev
Great, folllowing your project.
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Insurance is one of the scariest words to wield. Regulators beat that word with big sticks when they see it.
How does this project address/circumvent insurance regulations in your area of the world/nation? Especially the reserves that typically need to be held?
How does this project address/circumvent insurance regulations in your area of the world/nation? Especially the reserves that typically need to be held?
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