Do you found such guarantor, who is an experienced trader and who constantly will watch your trade?
Yes, I'm in the process. In my opinion, the exchange service, which has a positive reputation for a long time, will suit the role of guarantor. Its tasks will include logging the account so that the drawdown does not exceed the specified value. It can even make the pupil) 
Topic: Trust management of crypto currency with warranty (Read 323 times)
Do you found such guarantor, who is an experienced trader and who constantly will watch your trade?
I'm engaged in the trust management of crypto currency. I am interested in the possibility of cooperation with holders of crypto currencies according to the following scheme:
1. The investor transfers funds to the guarantor
2. The guarantor opens an account in his name and carries out all mutual settlements.
3. The trader manages the account on the agreed terms.
In this scheme, investors are guaranteed that their money will not float anywhere, but will actually be managed under pre-determined conditions.
1. The investor transfers funds to the guarantor
2. The guarantor opens an account in his name and carries out all mutual settlements.
3. The trader manages the account on the agreed terms.
In this scheme, investors are guaranteed that their money will not float anywhere, but will actually be managed under pre-determined conditions.
So where is the collateral that guarantees that if you fail to repay that they have something they can liquidate?
I'm engaged in the trust management of crypto currency. I am interested in the possibility of cooperation with holders of crypto currencies according to the following scheme:
1. The investor transfers funds to the guarantor
2. The guarantor opens an account in his name and carries out all mutual settlements.
3. The trader manages the account on the agreed terms.
In this scheme, investors are guaranteed that their money will not float anywhere, but will actually be managed under pre-determined conditions.
1. The investor transfers funds to the guarantor
2. The guarantor opens an account in his name and carries out all mutual settlements.
3. The trader manages the account on the agreed terms.
In this scheme, investors are guaranteed that their money will not float anywhere, but will actually be managed under pre-determined conditions.
So where is the collateral that guarantees that if you fail to repay that they have something they can liquidate?
I'm engaged in the trust management of crypto currency. I am interested in the possibility of cooperation with holders of crypto currencies according to the following scheme:
1. The investor transfers funds to the guarantor
2. The guarantor opens an account in his name and carries out all mutual settlements.
3. The trader manages the account on the agreed terms.
In this scheme, investors are guaranteed that their money will not float anywhere, but will actually be managed under pre-determined conditions.
1. The investor transfers funds to the guarantor
2. The guarantor opens an account in his name and carries out all mutual settlements.
3. The trader manages the account on the agreed terms.
In this scheme, investors are guaranteed that their money will not float anywhere, but will actually be managed under pre-determined conditions.
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