The process of sending money to AGS then being issued a stake in Bitshares which can be traded plus also receive interest at some point is similar to the way people send money to crowdfunded business & are issued a stake in a new company which they hope to be able to trade and also maybe earn a dividend on at some point.
It seems that the AGS to Bitshares allocation model would work much better than the current crowdfunding model, allowing investors to trade their stakes in a transparent decentralised POS share system after the crowdfunding period is over and even receive dividends.
There was >5 $Billion raised through crowdfunding in 2013 the same year Cryptocurrency became a >5 $Billion business, why not join the two?
Invictus & AGS/PTS could get a stake in new companies they liked in exchange for providing & managing the POS template and bringing the crypto-community market to the crowdfunding market.
At the moment it seems only crypto-currency or related businesses have taken this approach but why shouldn't the next new exciting beverage/fashion/toy business be listed as a POS?
Topic: Invictus crowdfunding POS template DAC (Read 1681 times)
