Quote from: Sirait on October 30, 2020, 06:21:26 PM

^ It would be amazing if this platform could operate globally and provide crypto services to users without any territorial restrictions. But I have seen many platforms like this, what makes Elitium different from other competitors?

There will always be territorial restrictions due to global sanctions and black-listed countries. Every month, KPMG releases an updated list of blacklisted EU countries that are unable to have access to a lot of the financial solutions provided within the continent. You can find the list here: https://home.kpmg/xx/en/home/insights/2020/10/etf-435-eu-blacklist-update.html

For cryptos that do not rely on KYC or other compliance purposes (Bitcoin, as a prime example) is not exempted from anywhere around the world. However, the services that are offered will be very minimal in these blacklisted countries. Being a healthy, compliance startup is key to growing past the competition and achieving potential in the eyes of the masses and institutions.

There are a lot of DeFi platforms and wealth management systems- however Elitium offers new sauce to the recipe when it comes to staking and holding EUM. For example, you are able to receive PAXG for holding EUM instead of the token itself as well as other assets that will be included in V2 of the dashboard. Aside from staking crypto2crypto, Elitium will offer an array of assets you can earn to help diversify your portfolio even further beyond crypto itself. You can read more about it in our blog post here: https://www.elitium.io/blog/why-diversified-cashback-is-the-next-big-thing

... Our crypto card is quite boujee, too. Wink