Quote from: chaserenovato on March 02, 2019, 06:28:43 PM

ICObench has yet to respond to why it failed, everything was uploaded properly and https://www.linkedin.com/in/sydneyifergan/ can say the same. You're able to message him.

Sydney has 20+ years commercial experience and has spent the last 10 years working in the online marketing arena and was the CMO for a large brokerage. In recent years, he has been consulting to various brokerages globally on their online marketing and the utilization of technology to improve their results. Sydney is among the top 20 ICO experts on ICObench and has previously worked with numerous ICO projects including trade.io, DIW token, Lydian, Xinfin.io and more... Specializing in Online Marketing & Web Analytics. More than 10 years Search engine optimization (SEO) and online marketing experience Self-starter, highly motivated and energetic Team player and well respected manager Results driven and attention to detail Enjoy a good challenge and finding solutions

Has also raised over $100m.

For whom it concerns:

"Regulation S provides an SEC compliant way for US and non-US companies to raise capital outside the U.S. It is not necessary to have a company in the USA to use Reg S.

A Regulation S offering can issue both equity and debt securities. A company that makes their offering under Reg S is also allowed to use another method to raise capital inside the US - usually Reg D.

Reg S investors from outside the US can be of any wealth level. Reg S is a good compliment to Reg D, in that Reg S allows non-US investors to invest in a US company or a non-US company on a similar basis to the Reg D terms, without the restriction of being required to be accredited investors.

Reg S requires that the offer and sale must be made to investors that are outside the US. And US investors must not be shown the non-US investor terms.

There is no required SEC registration for a Reg S offerings, but there are methods and practices that must be used."

https://sto.renovato.io on our token dashboard it makes this very clear that any US person must be accredited if they're buying STO.