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The ICO of surety or any other startup in the portfolio is a new stage of financing that will positively impact the startup business and, then the market value of Starta tokens. Also, if startups from the portfolio issue their own tokens and distribute them among the team, shareholders and so on, then a part of the issued tokens will also be distributed to the holders of Starta tokens. The new tokens will be distributed proportionally to all participants. This is an impact a startup's ICO has on a starta token holder
Thank you for your response.
Further query on one point, you say:
"Also, if startups from the portfolio issue their own tokens and distribute them among the team, shareholders and so on, then a part of the issued tokens will also be distributed to the holders of Starta tokens"So back to suretly - they are issuing tokens - does this mean that Starta token holders will be allocated SUR.
Also reading their whitepaper and their financial plan, Suretly will make a quarterly payment to SURcoin, ie the company that is running the current ICO for 15% stake. Is there any dividend/distribution for Starta or other pre-existing capital partners?
And if so, how will this be split and distributed to token holders.
More questions - the starta token holding community now effectively have a stake in each of these 21 companies. Who represents us and our interests with each of these companies? Will the community have the opportunity to vote on anything that would need to be run by the shareholders of each of these 21 companies. The decision to raise more capital by (venture or ICO) would be something you would expect a shareholder vote on for example. Who represents the starta token holder community in these votes?
Yes, Starta token holders will be allocated SUR when its distributed, but I dont have the details of suretly token or dividend distribution.
No, token holders will not be able to partake in decisions concerning the startups