Quote from: shahsh on January 05, 2018, 04:29:44 PM

Quote from: slackovic on January 05, 2018, 12:06:02 PM

Quote from: shahsh on January 05, 2018, 11:22:36 AM

Hi,
I am very interested in project, looks great idea!
And I like to see Bruno Skvorc behind, all respect to him!

I would like to know what about legal issue when a game allow users to earn basically money,
it's like poker games or similar where you need a license, no?

Some countries could ban the game?

Best of luck!

Well, in most countries (including USA) crypto currencies are still not considered as money so the game will not be banned just like crypto exchanges are not banned. As far as I know a license would be needed only if a player could earn real money (fiat money) in the game. But in Crypto Hunt game players will earn ETH tokens.

I'm not entirely sure about this so I'll ask the lead manager to give his answer about this (if it's different than mine).

Yes I know that in USA is not considered as a money, but it's taxed as a good.
But this could change in near future in USA and the rest of world.
Countries like Russia are going to make a crypto currency, so all fiat could be tomorrow crypto currency, included bitcoin and all altcoins.

I am not sure, I am not a lawyer, I would like just know if you think about.

Looking for to hear from you!

For now let's stick to what we know - crypto currencies are not considered money. If in the future it become money, we will adjust and get any license that will be needed. Don't worry, the team is very serious about this project and we invested all of our time so we won't let some legal stuff stop us. Besides, as you can see on the web site, we have one member that has Master of Law degree who is our legal advisor.