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Started by dow, Aug 06 2015 12:16
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#21 OFFLINE
Posted 30 September 2015 - 16:53
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#23 OFFLINE
Posted 30 September 2015 - 20:20
слив обеспечен, рано или поздно. как мне так лучше подниму 10к за короткий срок ли проиграю, чем гонять туда сюда 100$
#24 OFFLINE
Posted 12 October 2015 - 17:22
мм ожидается профит
Four major banks — three in Luxembourg and one in Spain — have been actively considering participation in the Augur Project, either in the form of investment, collaboration or some other form of engagement. A number of banking officials, including officials with banks based in Switzerland, Luxembourg and Spain, have either suggested or explicitly told us they had personally bought into the Augur crowdsale on their own behalf.
At least three Luxembourg-based investment funds or startup incubators have been considering investment in Augur non-profit base platform or a widely anticipated for-profit spinoff.
We've begun initial work on SageNet, a media platform to identify, validate and monetize content from the world's "Hidden Sages." The system will build the world's first objectively and empirically validated meritocracy of the world's "true experts" across various topics and subtopics, as defined on an empirical 24/7/365 basis by systematically evaluating real-time prediction market trading performance. Augur — through the open ledger that blockchain-technology offers — will allow us to see, for the first time, who really knows their subject matter well enough to be able to anticipate future developments in their areas of expertise. We plan to build a media platform around that.
Blog post: www.augur.net/blog/find-the-hidden-sages
The government of Luxembourg, through the Economic Ministry, has said it's open to supporting a for-profit spinoff of Augur in some as-yet-undefined capacity if it does not present any significant financial regulation issues.
In a later meeting with a panel of officers of the Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier (www.cssf.lu), Luxembourg's financial regulatory authority, the CSSF determined that Augur is not under its jurisdiction and is therefore not subject to any financial regulation. This could have significant EU-wide implications to the extent that Luxembourg's regulatory determinations historically might have an implicit "passport" quality as far as their weight across the EU.
Augur recently presented an overview of its platform at the European Commission arguing for the business and social benefits of prediction markets and explaining how they can be technically implemented as distributed decentralized applications.
Four major banks — three in Luxembourg and one in Spain — have been actively considering participation in the Augur Project, either in the form of investment, collaboration or some other form of engagement. A number of banking officials, including officials with banks based in Switzerland, Luxembourg and Spain, have either suggested or explicitly told us they had personally bought into the Augur crowdsale on their own behalf.
At least three Luxembourg-based investment funds or startup incubators have been considering investment in Augur non-profit base platform or a widely anticipated for-profit spinoff.
We've begun initial work on SageNet, a media platform to identify, validate and monetize content from the world's "Hidden Sages." The system will build the world's first objectively and empirically validated meritocracy of the world's "true experts" across various topics and subtopics, as defined on an empirical 24/7/365 basis by systematically evaluating real-time prediction market trading performance. Augur — through the open ledger that blockchain-technology offers — will allow us to see, for the first time, who really knows their subject matter well enough to be able to anticipate future developments in their areas of expertise. We plan to build a media platform around that.
Blog post: www.augur.net/blog/find-the-hidden-sages
The government of Luxembourg, through the Economic Ministry, has said it's open to supporting a for-profit spinoff of Augur in some as-yet-undefined capacity if it does not present any significant financial regulation issues.
In a later meeting with a panel of officers of the Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier (www.cssf.lu), Luxembourg's financial regulatory authority, the CSSF determined that Augur is not under its jurisdiction and is therefore not subject to any financial regulation. This could have significant EU-wide implications to the extent that Luxembourg's regulatory determinations historically might have an implicit "passport" quality as far as their weight across the EU.
Augur recently presented an overview of its platform at the European Commission arguing for the business and social benefits of prediction markets and explaining how they can be technically implemented as distributed decentralized applications.
#26 OFFLINE
Posted 15 March 2016 - 12:55
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Edited by dow, 15 March 2016 - 12:56.