Quote from: shastafarian on May 31, 2019, 03:15:02 PM

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You hold closed events, do not say when IEO will be, and even keep quiet about creating your own coin.

Do you draw intrigue?

I think they solve legal issues, because IEO and ICO is illegal in most countries of the world.

Therefore, they consider only legal ways to attract investment.

If you start from the legal component, it is best to hold STO. In this case, the SEC would not have any questions regarding the validity of the project.

The SEC should not have any questions as this is a utility token. Sales of tokens are not engaged in the project Cocos-BCX, and the exchange

I think that if the SEC wants to check the company, then it can do it. The only condition is the presence of an investor in the project with a passport of a US citizen