hi kids
this is interesting
https://blog.cyber.fund/satoshi-fund-sonm-ico-report-d9aec0513fb8somethings note worthy
U.S. citizens and permanent residents of the United States, as well as those who have a primary residence or domicile in the U.S., including Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and any other U.S. territories may not participate in ICO
is this enforceable?
Dividends to SONM token holders will be allocated as a percentage from the network fees
this is unique among ico's ? and potentially get the sec attention
SNM transfer will be restricted for security reasons for one month after ICO closes; all unredeemed tokens will be burned
what does this mean exactly?
It is clearly stated on the SONM website FAQ's that US resident cannot participate... is it enforceable? eh... it would be difficult. I am guessing it is more of a way to hurdle some potential red tape by saying that they posted a noticed to US residents but since they do not make you register with country of origin.. how would they know?
Sharing network fees is not unique to this ICO by any means.