Quote from: ValeraGolyb on July 23, 2019, 07:06:53 AM

Quote from: garyn on July 22, 2019, 08:53:57 PM

Quote from: Piastr on July 22, 2019, 08:25:27 PM

As SANA is a security token, than the token holder will receive dividends, right? How much and how often?

Not all security tokens are the same. Some don't pay dividends just like not all companies with stocks don't pay dividends.

BUT WE WILL. Dividends are paid from profits. So when and how much will depend on the profits we make.

That said, once the offering is complete and we have stopped offering our Security tokens we will create our Utility Token Ecosystem***, and we will be selling Utility Token as pre payment credits for the treatment. When someone buys a Utility Token they are basically buying a credit for treatment in the future. And when they use those pre payment credits they get a 20% discount on the treatment which means a lot of people should be buying them. We will be paying a dividend to the SANA tokens holder for every pre payment credit (Utility token) that is sold. 10% of the $1.00 cost of every Utility Token will be distributed among the SANA security token holders.

Note: Our utility token will never be consider anything but a pre-payment credit towards treatment and there is no limit on how many of the Utility tokens we will sell. So the value can never rise. They are considered pre paid revenue.

***PLEASE NOTE: We are not going to wait to open clinics until our Utility Token Ecosystem as describe on the website is set up. It will not slow us done one bit from opening our clinics. We will just accept cash and credit card until it is set in place.

Oh, 10% from the profit, it is great. If everything will be fine it could become a very good passive income for every investor. Will you use tokens in those 26 chinese hospitals too?

If I understood right, dividends will be paid from profits from selling utility tokens, but not from full price of treatment. But still, it will be good income, especially, when they will create a whole net of their hospitals.