Quote from: MainstreetLP on December 20, 2016, 04:58:23 AM

Quote from: Deja on December 20, 2016, 01:18:40 AM

the question is... why do you guys are asking funds here to invest in fiat companies instead of issuing this fund in a fiat index listed on some fiat exchange like wall street. I mean, as your website says you will only give 30% of your funds to invest in block chain and bitcoin companies.. only 30%!, so this is a Fiat fund yet collecting bitcoins

Hey thanks for the great question! If you understand a little bit about traditional finance, specifically private equity, its not possible for average investors to have access to it, FIAT or not. We're able to do this through a tokenized security. Private equity is typically only available to high net-worth individuals and is very illiquid (large capital locked up for 3-5 years+).

Additionally, private equity does not typically offer distributions (share of annual or quarterly profits) with investors. With a token like MIT, you have access to these companies, get preferred distributions (paid before management), and it will be much more liquid as we expect to be listed on multiple exchanges (we're in talks with a few at the moment - details will come soon).

The reason why the projected allocation of funds towards bitcoin and [Suspicious link removed]panies is more conservative is that otherwise it would be too high risk for investors. We want to provide better, more stable returns to the community than is currently available. With the potential synergies mentioned earlier, we hope to provide greater value for investors, the community, and the industry.

Thanks, you have cleared alot this.