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12405025 No.12405025 [Reply] [Original]

With absolutely no doubt, STOs are going to see an insane exponential rise as STO is the most logical, most rational usecase of blockchain and how blockchain gets massive adoption. There is ZERO question about this. Remember what ICOs did to Ethereum? Same, but on a much more massive scale will happen to STO or the Security Token Offerings.

Can we discuss on how to maximize our ROI on this? Personally I think the best bet is the ISSUANCE PLATFORMS and after doing weeks of research I am all in on CHX (Own).

But I want to hear other opinions. How do I make the most amount of money buy going balls deep in STOs and issuance platforms?

>> No.12405094

how many to make it

>> No.12405097

>changed name to pump and dump their bags

Check the chainium bitcointalk thread . why does the team say the token is not or will be a security

>> No.12405118

And why is the dev adress with more than 50% of the supply sending millions to hotbit

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>>12405094

at 6-7 million market cap, this can easily 6-9 X by the mainnet launch in Q1 considering they are going to start issuance platform on january and disclose their partners.

But to make life changing money in 2 years, I've been told by multiple people to have at least 30K. I'm personally holding 60K. Anyone not holding at least 10K is literally dumb.

>>12405097

what are you talking about?

>> No.12405341

>>12405025
>there is ZERO question about this
>there is tZERO question about this

fixed

p.s. platform just launched, first ever STO trading happening as we speak

>> No.12405360

>>12405341
>And why is the dev adress with more than 50% of the supply sending millions to hotbit

how can you invest in tZERO? serious question?

>> No.12405410

>>12405141
Dammit Anon, I only have 24k... I need life changing money.

>> No.12405481

>>12405360
1. buy OSTK , 80% owner of tzero

2. buy FLO , the blockchain it runs on (and that other future-big things will be running on)

3. Anon is accredited investor (you have 1mm you can prove). Go to tzero.com, sign up and buy tzero tokens from other accredited investors that bought the STO

>> No.12405623

>>12405481
what are you talking about first ever?
solvecare has been trading on bittrex for a month

>> No.12405680

Rate3 for a longterm hold. 400k marketcap. I don't think this is gonna move until late 2019 or early 2020 because of the roadmap, but pretty excited about it longterm.

https://www.rate3.network/

>> No.12405786

>>12405623
ok you got me.

*first ever STO trading platform live now*

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12405804

DYOR, I did

>> No.12405818

>>12405804
O yah, forgot to mention they actually have a STO/ICO platform already, as in it is available to use as we speak.

>> No.12405843

>>12405818
Source that Stratis trades STOs and not just ICOs?

>> No.12405929

>>12405818
>>12405843
yeah, I can't find it either

>> No.12406083

Isn’t polymath also a security token?

>> No.12406166

>>12405929
>>12405843

Literally the first google result. LMGTFY.com

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>>12406083
many tokens are probably securities in the eyes of the SEC, like literally most of them

That's not what's new here, what's new here is a federally compliant Security Token exchange - of which tzero is the first to market

What Polymath *does* is help established realworld companies develop a security token so that they can issue and STO - and have been working closely with tZERO with plans to have those security tokens be tradeable on tzero's security token exchange.

make sense?

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>>12406166
>>12405929
>>12405843
forgot pic

>> No.12406188

>>12406166
not for me. or on even on page 2 of google results. wanna link some sauce?

>> No.12406211

>>12406188
https://stratisplatform.com/2018/12/21/stratis-ico-platform-update/

see botom. I searched 'Stratis STO', first result

>> No.12406219

>>12406179
Ok, thanks for that, didn't know Stratis was getting licensed for this.

https://stratisplatform.com/2018/12/21/stratis-ico-platform-update/
>December 21st, '18

>"Stratis will continue to further develop the Stratis ICO Platform to meet the needs of the market. These newly added features make the Stratis ICO Platform geared to cater for Security Token Offerings (STO’s)."

Plans for the future. Doesn't change the fact that tZERO is first to market for legal Security Token trading.
>>12405818
>Stratis has STO platform already
therefore not true.

>> No.12406266

>>12406219
whats the importance of meeting STO standards or whatever for the government or whatever

what are these tokens going to be used for?

>> No.12406268

>>12406219
I suppose that's the most misunderstood thing about stratis. They don't do one thing, they are doing everything.

Tumblebit didn't release because Dorier found a potenial vulnerability, so they are patching that up. AFAIK it works for stratis coins already, but they don't want to release anything that could compromise peoples bitcoins.

They have PoS, PoW, PoA/DLT, smart contracts in native C#, and a fucking school to teach programmers how to use it.

I'm sure tZERO is amazeballs. How's that Azure thing going? Early bird gets the worm, but second mouse gets the cheese.

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>>12406268
I forgot sidechains and working ICO/STO platform - bascally the same thing, waiting on SEC to allow it, just as every other coin is (or isn't).

Pic related, tumblebit only thing not released yet.

>> No.12406304

>>12406268

We can't invest in tZERO unless we are accreditted, income 200K, etc??

>> No.12406354

>>12405786
OpenFinance is the first regulated STO platform. They have 200+ STOs in the pipeline.

>> No.12406364

>>12406354

again, anyway to invest in tZERO or OpenFinance?

>> No.12406377

>>12406083
PolyMath is a protocol token just like Dusk Network would be. tZero / OpenFinance are regulated exchanges. I believe exchanges will be more profitable ?

>> No.12406402

STOs = bommer crypto. You are not going to get mega rich off it but it could make you money. If you want to make the big money you have to find an open protocol that will be life changing. There will likely only be a few.

>> No.12406405

>>12406364
already answered, see >>12405481
buy OSTK stock, FLO, or wait until August when every peanut can buy the tzero token.

>> No.12406408

>>12406402

any specific ones to look into??

>> No.12406416

>>12406364
For tZero you have to wait for August 2019, unless you are (or have an uncle who is) an accredited investor. OpenFinance - not sure. But I have KYCed in their platform and investing first tokenised VC fund launched over there - SPiCE. If STOs are able to disrupt apparently illiquid PE/VC market in a regulated way, boom will be bigger that last December 2017 for few selected crypto’s.

>> No.12406421

>>12406405

not interested in FLO, the rest are stocks. Any coins? besides FLO.

>> No.12406426

>>12406408
Dusk Protocol is the only one you need to keep an eye on.

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12406443

>>12406266
... bru.

Every company on the planet is going to be able to issue a STO of their company to raise capital.

Not so fucking easy with wall street.

have you been sleeping?

>> No.12406447

>>12406421
CHX / Dusk (not released) / tZero besides PolyMath. However I have decreased confidence in PolyMath. Dusk has better protocol and tZero / OpenFinance May used that to issue STOs

>> No.12406448

>>12406408
Honestly, there is a reason LINK is so popular. It's potentially a massive protocol that has not had a meg eth like run. HOT is another interesting one to look into. Then a few of the smart contract platforms will make it.

>> No.12406452

>>12406377
Any reason you think exchanges will be more profitable? Curious why you think that. IMO STO platforms would be, simply because they can use tokens to fuel their platform. Specifically like CHX.

>> No.12406459

>>12406421
3 ways to invest in one company aren't enough for you? lol sorry bud

>> No.12406486

>>12406447

Right now, I'm all in CHX. Dusk won't be listed for another few weeks, but mainnet is Q2 and not Q1 like CHX. Whats your plan for Dusk? Wait for it to get dumped after getting listed or buying it right away? They raised a lot of money so not sure if they are overvalued or not? Whats ur game plan??

Until then, I'm holding CHX. I kind of lost confidence in Poly. SWM, SLT are also not really attractive?

Besides CHX and DUSK (until its listed), crypto wise, what do you suggest getting into?

>> No.12406490

>>12406448
Shut up. HOT is shit. Smellar poomens is shit
Anything that isnt fucking chainlink is SHIT
get in or get left behind

>> No.12406501

>>12406452
CHX is still a utility coin in itself and depends on token velocity. I believe trading fees (and other products such as tokenised VC funds) earned by STO exchanges will be much greater than price appreciation by controlling token velocity and scarcity. Anyhow, CHX is a good platform and I own it.

>> No.12406535

>>12406490
>doesn't know Swift has been cheating on him with overledger for years
>still going to make it because overledger is going to moon the fuck out of the entire crypto space this year

>> No.12406544

>>12406486
You mean from STO pov?

>> No.12406563

>>12406535
What’s the deal with overledger / QNT anyway ? Worth getting into ? How are they special ? No want you to spoon feed me, bust just asking ?

>> No.12406566

>>12406535
SWIFT has alot more to gain from link than overledger

>> No.12406572

>>12406535
>muh shitty enterprise wannabe brockchain
Minibrain garbage scams

>> No.12406582

>>12406544

Yes! I really like your logic so I'd appreciate any coin recommendations. What are you invested in STO/non-STO? For some reasons, I can't invest in stocks so I'm only looking into coins, and I'm very interested in the STO market.

>> No.12406619

>>12406501
That makes sense. The reason I think platforms make more sense, and this again is what I know from CHX, is that tokens will be used for so much. Staking, fees, lockups... The staking essentially removes a third of the tokens from the supply, fees keep the tokens moving and the lockups makes tokens more scarce will simultaneously keeping them moving, since they won't be locked up forever. I guess I don't really know, but it seems that Own really nailed the token economics, they will be genuinely valuable if the platform takes off. And it seems that they're off to a damn good start

>> No.12406635

>>12406619

agree with you 100%

are you invested in any other coins? STO and non-STO

>> No.12406636

>>12406563
>How are they special
>working since 2014 with Swift and IBM, massive (NDA'd) banks on standardizing the entirety of blockchain technology together with ISO, the independent organization that publishes consenting standards that industry the world over adheres to, and creating an operating system that connects the internet to every blockchain and runs on top of it, for the express purpose of allowing every megacorporation on the planet to connect any part of their business to any blockchain they want, without having to take massive risk that comes with committing to any one DLT startup.

not really a big deal.

>> No.12406644

XLM way ahead in the STO game with SLT

>> No.12406651

enjoy your freedom anons, it ends in 2020 when ISO 307 is published and overledger owns your life

>> No.12406669

>>12406635
No, currently all in CHX. Might be dumb, but even if everything about it turns out to be too good to be true, which is probably the case, they have the most potential for return in the short term. A lot is happening for them Q1, so I'll just wait and see what happens

>> No.12406684

>>12406669

nice, I'm also all in CHX. Cannot find another coin with the same expected return on my investment. I will be holding 100% CHX through Q1 and then re-evaluate. CHX is a very long-term hold for me. It can take off really fast and we might be looking at a huge opportunity right now.

>> No.12407074

>>12406669
>>12406684
Also 100% CHX here, going to hold through Q1, then gradually sell back into Link when it is bottoming out after the main net dump. It's going to take a year or two for Link to get the adoption it needs to take off since it will be such a game changer, I think.