Let me shill you on this fucking coin /biz/, because I think

>>3405298

>following US laws on hedge funds
Are they also following securities laws? Is this ICO registered with the SEC or are they utilizing an exemption?
>the price of the token rises and falls with the fund's portfolio
How are they accomplishing this? Active market manipulation? A fixed smart contract that buys all tokens at a certain price? Or are they relying on the traders to emulate this. If it's the third one, then this has to be a giant meme if there is no equity tied to the tokens.

>>3405378
As far as I can tell, I believe that profits from their trading portfolio are put directly into their token (minus their brokerage fee) as a way of paying dividends in equity to their investors

It's literally Iconomy 2.0. I'll pass.

>>3405406
Yeah, but comparing this team of traders and strategists to iconomi's is like comparing Clara Devine to Lizzie Velasquez. Plus they're based in the caymans, so their profits that would have been taxed go straight to their token

>>3405298
I'm already sold, nigga. If there's one thing I can trust the ruskies with, it's how to launder money. Given that this is being backed by a large company that isn't just going to vanish overnight, I think it's a sure bet.

>>3405378
From what I understand, US can't participate in the dividends, we can only get the profits from the rise of the coin itself. Sucks, but the coin itself looks like it's gonna be great.

>>3405434
>From what I understand, US can't participate in the dividends, we can only get the profits from the rise of the coin itself.
Where do you get that? Is that the same for ICN?

>>3405389
>I believe that profits from their trading portfolio are put directly into their token
If there's dividends attached to the tokens then there could be value here. However, they can't just "add value" to the token. They could indirectly do so by repurchasing. But for dividends, they either issue dividends in their token, buy distributing more tokens to each holder. Or, they distribute another store of value, commonly ETH, to all token holders. As far as I know those are the only two ways that dividends have been paid out to token holders

>>3405458
There are definitely dividends, but >>3405434 says US can't receive them? Don't have a source yet. I would prefer to be paid dividends in ETH or BTC directly, but I haven't found any information about how they are paid. Perhaps you could help me google?

>>3405458
It also appears that you will be paid dividends earned on FIAT investments in traditional markets. This coin gets me hard.

>>3405465
Best I can find is their website.

>During 2018, funds on the platform should be able to distribute tokens to US citizens via brokerage firms and exclusively to authorized investors. We intend to apply for our own broker-dealer license in the US and to receive it in 2019.

Lot of "should be" and "hopefully" in there. Looks like when they start paying out dividends US holders will need to go through some sort of brokerage firm and MAYBE you'll be able to get it directly from Blackmoon in 2019, if whoever reviews it at the SEC got laid that day.

Like I said, I'm very bullish on this coin. But I'm not holding out hopes for the dividends themselves.

>>3405665
Hmm... doesn't look promising. Especially coming from the russians. I might hold out for a better product with a similar concept

>>3405465
>>3405447
It says on their site US holders can not be "continuous contributors". That means we can't receive dividends.

They are a partner with Bancor! buy buy buy!
Not shitposting proud 1k bagger of BNT lol. Check whitepaper.

>>3405782
fucking gay. Iconomi bittrex when

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>>3405782

Here's a better article: https://ether.direct/2017/09/01/blackmoon-crypto-a-deeper-analysis/

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>>3405298

This coin is just a budget version of ICN. If you anons think your going to be receiving dividends on your tokens than go and read the fucking whitepaper.

The only way to get dividends is to become a "continuous contributor" or "Active investor"or some shit. To buy these jobs you put a minimum amount of coins into their special wallet (0.25% fee for moving it) and "buy" a job with them. If you bought yourself a job as a "continuous contributor" don't expect to just sit back, chill and get dividends. You have to actually do work for them or they don't pay you and return all your coins.

The only thing thats going to give these tokens value is "buying" a job with Blackmoon and doing their fucking work for them and their "token buybacks"

This entire ICO is shady as fuck. They ran a ridiculous bounty, google and facebook add campaign. You can see the shill threads on here everyday with people so retarded they don't realize there's post IDs. The "lot of press on large websites"? 100% they just paid for it.

They have a team of millionaires but are unable to even apply for a US license until late 2018? Surely with all their "connections" it would be one of the first things you did.

Like i said, budget version of ICN thats 1 year late to the market.

Plenty of other good ICOs and coins that will pay you guys dividends without having to fucking work for them

>>3406047
After reading everything, I agree. Might still participate in the ICO in case all their shilling 2xes my investment

Shitcoin version of Iconomi. Pass

youtubers shilling this with paid promotions atleast seen 3 so far.