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Topic: Things looking bright for crowd funding sites? (Read 710 times)

sr. member
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October 23, 2013, 04:39:55 PM
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I wonder if that can be used for the IPOs going on here normally. Even when it is... 1Million USD is nothing for an ASIC Development IPO.

Yap, and the investors income/net worth verification needs to be dropped...

Well of cause this isn't an open door, but half the fun of Bitcoin is finding ways around conventional laws and legislations

I'm excited for the development of coloured coins in the (near?) future
legendary
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I wonder if that can be used for the IPOs going on here normally. Even when it is... 1Million USD is nothing for an ASIC Development IPO.

Yap, and the investors income/net worth verification needs to be dropped...
legendary
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I wonder if that can be used for the IPOs going on here normally. Even when it is... 1Million USD is nothing for an ASIC Development IPO.
legendary
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Still doesn't look good...
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http://finance.yahoo.com/news/u-sec-release-long-awaited-105956761.html

So it might not be definitive but surely is a bright light at the end of the tunnel and makes BitFunder and BTC-TC look very bad for all the FUD they caused, not to mention the money they've lost many individuals

*Of cause this doesn't mean that the problems with crypto crowd funding sites is over but I do think they massively over reacted
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