Some questions for InChain team:
- What events are you going to insure in bitsquare.io? This is decentralized exchange.
From their
whitepaper:
Bitsquare holds these values in every aspect of the project:
- Infrastructure (P2P network there are no servers)
- Never hold users funds (neither bitcoins nor fiat)
- Never hold users data (no account registration)
- How will Ethereum smart contracts handle Bitcoin bonds and insuranse policies? Ethereum smart contracts can directly control ETH or Ethereum-based tokens only.
From the
interview:
Smith+Crown: Are you worried that tokenholders will decide not to engage your team for DAO committees?
That?s a very good question. It depends on the distribution of the tokens. For example, if we assume that 30% of the tokens are controlled by one person, this might be an issue. We don?t have an idea right now how we are going to deal with this. I think there should be a limit, according to which every individual can have 5% or 10% at most. We also might need to do KYC for investors.
- How will you control the tokens amount per person during the ICO?