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ARTICLE · 14 FEBRUARY 2018

Practical Aspects Of Initial Token Offerings (Part 2)

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In every Initial Token Offering (also known as Initial Coin Offering) we have to strive to create a token which will catch the interest of the community.

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 In every Initial Token Offering (also known as Initial Coin Offering) we have to strive to create a token which will catch the interest of the community. This first of all requires forethought and an understanding of what is driving the community, but it also needs to focus on creating a sound legal basis for years to come, no matter how often the token has been transferred, be it online or through the transfer of an offline wallet. Token structuring therefore is also a task for the lawyers.

1. The Art of Creating Valuable Token-Economics

We are seeing Initial Token Offerings where tokens have been created by just mirroring the structures known to private equity investments, and in many cases even watered down in their economic effect to a marginal quota of both ownership and future profit participation without having any relation to decentralisation or the blockchain. These token sales are not doing the block-chain justice. They neither build on its potential, nor

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