Ich würde sagen, stell dir einige Fragen, bevor du dir konkrete Angebote ansiehst:
1. Welche Summe möchtest du investieren?
2. Wie lang kann die Kapitalbindung dauern?
3. Wie viel Zeit kannst du investieren?
4. Welche Renditeerwartungen hast du (hier immer Zusammenhang Rendite-Risiko beachten)
5. Gibt es Branchen/Gebiete, wo du dich gut mit der Materie auskennst, bzw. wofür interessierst du dich?
Die meisten Staatsanleihen sind momentan uninteressant, außer es geht um bestimmte Länder, die man definitiv nicht als risikoarm beschreiben kann. Was Unternehmensanleihen angeht: börsennotierte, Anleihen ETFs oder andere Angebote. Alle drei Kategorien haben ihre Vor- und Nachteile. Wenn du mehr Kontrolle haben willst, musst du auch damit rechnen, dass du dich ausreichend selbst informierst über konkrete Unternehmen: ihre Lage, ihre Umwelt, ihre Entwicklung, die Prognosen, die Ratings, Zertifikate. Es soll etwas sein, was du selbst gut verstehen kannst - das Geschäftsmodell soll klar für dich sein. Und auch die Konditionen des konkreten Angebots - je mehr Info du finden kannst und je besser und verständlicher die Info ist, desto größer die Chance, dass es sich um ein gut konstruiertes und transparentes Angebot handelt. Als Einsteiger wäre es besser, wenn du mit kürzeren Laufzeiten anfängst. Ein Trend in Europa momentan sind die ökologisch oder umwelt orientierte Investments.

Interessant wäre es, wie sie das rechtfertigen und was die Ursachen sind... ich habe leider keine Information finden können. Weiß wer warum?

Sounds intriguing...thanks for the info for the telegram chat, seems it's pretty active and there are constant updates

Yep, I can imagine and there is enough time before the second phase ends, the discount is still pretty generous, they reached many and are about to reach many more, like you said - the potential is visible.

Ooops, sorry, the thread is getting kind of long But that's good right, people are obviously interested. I am curious about the new announcement and will follow up on this. Thanks!

Hey, I'd like to see the video, but cannot find it. What is it about? And when are we expecting the next announcement?

Well the blockchain is a very secure way of payment and a very cheap one, too. If you have a look at the issues in this industry when it comes to ticketing, the fees of the intermediaries, the frauds etc., it is actually logical to implement a cryptocurrency in a platform like that, it can offer many possibilities and make the process secure.

That's a good point. I thought about rock festivals and other concerts I've been to and some of them were in those countries, so besides everything else, blockchain is a great way to buy tickets abroad, thinking about other countries, too here, not just the european ones.

I think that blockchain-based services will have interesting future developments, but one more thing should be considered - in order to implement it in an industry you need a very serious long-term strategy and an expert team behind it.

I am guessing that would be the next logical step, won't it? I can imagine being able to pay for different kinds of services/products/tickets etc with the Cultural Coin. Let us see how the project will develop, I am really curious and will for sure follow up on it.

I think that with the right strategy and a team of experts one can develop such interesting projects with global effects on the industry and you have already pointed out that the developers have many ideas how to motivate and engage users and reward loyalty and participation.

If you think about it there are many possibilities and they can come up for sure with many more ways to use the cultural coin. I think that a team that has prepared such a massive and obviously well rounded strategy can develop the platform and change a lot in the industry.

There are obviously issues in this area that needed to be addressed, especially concerning ticketing and I think they are trying to actively solve the problem by using a secure and transparent technology - blockchain. If you think about it, it is actually logical to implement a cryptocurrency like the Cultural Coin and it will for sure have a huge impact in the long run. It could change the whole industry and provide users with a totally different type of experience in cultural tourism.

I agree with both of you. I think the blockchain technology in this case is a very good way to secure both ticketing and funding and make the processes more transparent and it definitely has a future. A powerful concept.

Sorry, didn't quite understand you there, do you mean more time like in general that you think that they've foreseen more time or did something change?

I think it's also very nice that people who like to travel and are interested in culture do not only benefit from the whole concept of the project and all its advantages, that were mentioned, but also because they get the opportunity to support whichever cause or project they are personally interested in and that involvement gives the sense of a community which is working for a common goal.

Anyone? So any artist/museum/gallery etc. can present their idea and invite people to finance their project? Could maybe tell us something more or should we expect updates and more information in future? I am just interested how it looks on the other side, not for the visitors and users, but for artists or partnering institutions...

I found the video very convincing and inspiring, too. You can see that the team behind the project really believes in it and put a lot of thought and effort into making a powerful concept, that gives the sense of community and can be beneficial for all participants.

Another aspect is that you get to choose and support a project, an artist or a place, that you like and think should be developed or deserves support. I like that part, too.

Is there anything about it in the whitepaper?