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tZERO looks like it's raising money from investors. That seems a bit different than listing SEC regulated crypto currencies. https://www.startengine.com/tzero?
by atomical 8y ago
tZERO looks like it's raising money from investors. That seems a bit different than listing SEC regulated crypto currencies.
https://www.startengine.com/tzero?no_newsletter=1 https://www.startengine.com/tzero?no_newsletter=1
> The tZERO token will pay 10% of adjusted gross revenue to token holders on a quarterly basis, subject to board approval and the conditions outlined in the offering memorandum
I want to compete with Angels and VC's for investment in early stage companies. Where can I do that? I don't want to invest in a fund and AngelList isn't "democratizing" shit.
- pmorici 8y agoThey bought a broker dealer and ats prior to their current capital raise. They want their token to be the first of many sec regulated crypto assets on their regulated exchange.