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They already have a 'virtual currency' they can sell on an organized exchange. It's called stock. You're going to have to work on your value prop. I fail to see
by RockyMcNuts 13y ago
They already have a 'virtual currency' they can sell on an organized exchange. It's called stock. You're going to have to work on your value prop. I fail to see any advantage vs. internal accounting systems, national currencies, existing stock exchanges and financial markets.
- adrianwaj 13y agoActually, getting company stock from a company in the form of a cryptocoin could be a really elegant idea. The key is having a system that allows holders of stockcoins to claim a dividend payment in the form of the delivery of some other cryptocoin. So turning a blockchain into a stockpool could lead to some really interesting use cases. I think in China bitcoins are regarded as an asset and not a currency. Stockcoins expands on this notion. Thanks for bringing it my attention. This might be the next big thing I was thinking of.. I was just mistaken in wanting the stockcoins to be used within the company for internal commerce: I don't think that's wholly necessary, although intracoins are another interesting idea, they don't necessarily need to double up as stockcoins. The key is having one blockchain with multiple stockcoins from multiple firms, but I don't think that's possible. It'd have to be 1 blockchain, 1 company, multiple stockcoins. Stockcoinmarket.com .. the future of equity, where companies go to get (and payout) cryptocoins for their stockcoins.