Very nice interface; looks like a significant investment on your part.
What's your strategy for protecting your users against action from trigger-happy bureaucrats? Do you plan to become a registered/licensed business, or do you have some way to allow everyone to carry on if worse came to worst (such as all issuers know who all of their investors are at any given time)? I just want to have confidence that I'm not going to lose my money/have a tremendous pain the backside as was the case with GLBSE.
What's your strategy for protecting your users against action from trigger-happy bureaucrats? Do you plan to become a registered/licensed business, or do you have some way to allow everyone to carry on if worse came to worst (such as all issuers know who all of their investors are at any given time)? I just want to have confidence that I'm not going to lose my money/have a tremendous pain the backside as was the case with GLBSE.
The only user information we collect is email address so that's all that could be provided given a court order
We are a registered business. Federally incorporated in Canada.
Yes issuers have access their unit holder (investors) list which contains two columns: email address and qty owned
Cheers,
James
Fantastic, that helps a lot! Still doesn't solve the problem of single-point-of-failure, but it looks like you've taken a bunch of good steps to limit the potential damage. Nice work!
