Quote from: gonzalo10 on January 22, 2018, 08:35:48 AM

Hello, this is quite an amazing project. I think it would work perfectly for newbies like me who are new to this crypto thing and not sure what coins to invest in as its the wild west out there.

Quick question though, once I buy the tokens does that mean they are placeholders for the other cryptocurrencies you purchase? Does HADE token represent a portfolio of cryptos? Please help me to understand.

That is a great question, and no. We are still working with attorneys and investment bankers to get the structure exactly right, but the way it works is (this is just an example) we set a price of $100 to start a TIF. Let's say that TIF has 10 holdings, so $10 worth of 10 different coins/tokens. If 5 of those tokens rise by 100% and the other 5 stay the same, the TIF would increase in value by 50%, thereby priced at $150. It simplfies the process for investors who want exposure but don't know how. And like I said, our work with TIFs is more of a bonus, not really tied to our core business. We are doing it because we have an established user base of financial institutions and finance professionals who want easy access to crypto, and need a way to do it. The trick is going to be letting those components of the TIF have actual usage.

HADE will be included in just about all TIFs to some degree, and we plan to have a lot. We may have a TIF of coins/tokens that raised more than $50 million in their ICOs (mainstream), and another of components that raised less than $10 million (under the radar), and then we may have others that primarily the big names like Ether, Litecoin, or Ripple.

In regards to HADE, it will be used as both a component and also for transaction fees among other things. There is a good chance we will have to do our own blockchain protocol, but those are questions we are answering right now.