Quote from: nljoker on November 12, 2017, 08:12:19 PM

Quote from: AT101ET on November 12, 2017, 06:56:21 PM

Quote from: nljoker on November 12, 2017, 05:48:41 PM

Good points actually.

In the Netherlands there are company structures which make you not personally liable.

However, the licenses are expensive indeed.

Possiblities to create an ICO and base it around that?

Again it all depends on the purpose of establishing the company. Are you looking to expand? Why did your friends ask you to create the site. If there's no need for it then it's not worthwhile.
I don't see how an ICO would help in any case though. How do you propose it would help?

I am looking to expand. Currently graduating and it seems that there is potential for this. It's been a word-of-mouth promotion that I've been doing this and I've been getting requests from people what it is I do, how it works and if I can do it for them as well. Which is going to be a hassle if I am going to manage a lot of portfolio's. Creating a system behind it might help in making the management of the portfolio's much easier.

The reason I was thinking of an ICO was because I do not have financial resources or the knowledge to create such a system. I do not want to crowdfund for the wrong reasons, therefore I am exploring my options atm.

If that's the case then there's no harm in trying. Your first step would be to look up the legalities involved and if any licenses are needed.
Creating an actual site shouldn't be too hard. I assume it will be more informational than anything else.
I don't see how the ICO would help though. If you're offering an investment/financial consulting service then won't the users invest through you? If that's the case then why would you need to raise other funds?