Re:ICOs at the End of 2017: What We Think We Know and What W...
by corysama on Tuesday October 17, 2017 @12:07PM
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Some ICOs effectively did exactly that. Then the SEC started rumbling about how that made them securities and obligationed them to the same restrictions as securities. So, now lots of tokens try to skirt the law by making the dividend more indirect. Ex: you don't just sit back and collect, you must contribute to the system to be rewarded. Of course, the size of the reward scales with the success of the system naturally.
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