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The idea of Bether's currency is to simplify the entry into the world of crypto coins for our community of blockchain lovers who wish to buy coins without having accounts opened in various exchanges. The basket of currencies serves as support and protection to the community members/investors of our currency since its price variation will depend only by the fluctuation of the top crypto currencies.
The Bether currency will be more stable than any of the rest if it is bought individually

So to be clear, Bether is a token representing ownership of a basket of cryptocurrencies?

What about the financial return Bether promises? How does the team achieve this return? is it just thru appreciation of this basket of cryptocurrencies?

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" The BETHER token (BHR) is not a security, commodity, or any other kind of financial instrument and has not been registered under the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), the security laws of EUROPE or the securities laws of any other country, including the securities laws of any jurisdiction in which a potential token holder is a resident. The sale of BETHER tokens is final and non-refundable. Tokens do not entitle you to any equity, governance, voting or similar right or entitlement in a Company. " pag 42 WP version 1.0

Have you heard of the howey test? Even if you state that your token is not a security, government may still see it as a security since it promises a return on investment. Granted the howey test applies to US law and EU law may be different but please get some legal advice regarding your token status.

And since the token is not registered under ESMA is there a company who is issuing the tokens and under what jurisdiction are the tokens issued?

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