- 28 June 2019 (206 messages)
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This would allow companies to issue securities on CP, and ensure that the token is only ever held by a select group of customers who have been through the AML/KYC process..... just a suggestion 🙂
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🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
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This would help Counterparty's case. I suppose the foundation could maintain the address lists.
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With the big booooommmm lol
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The foundation would not maintain the lists... it would be on the issuer to maintain the lists, as they are the ones who would be doing AML/KYC on the customer and then updating their list..... as with everything in Counterparty, all of the data would need to be encoded on the BTC blockchain.... so, we would simply need a way to create/add/remove a list of addresses and then the asset itself would simply reference the list of addresses
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If I was the company... I would A.) kyc/aml all my customers and come up with a list of addresses for each customer... B.) create a list on CP with all the addresses to add to the list... then C.) issue an asset and restrict the holders to the list created in step B.
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This where SRO would come in as the smart regs on trade pair or indexed market the company is joining... Like a gold index... Silver etc.... Tokenized certification and KYC/AML is dope
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without some way to restrict the list of holders of an asset to a specific list of addresses, we prolly won't have much success with issuing securities, as the SEC has strict rules on aml/kyc and making sure that there are limitations on who can hold said security/token.
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What is the basic differences between Colored Coins and CP?
I’ve read CoinPrism (OA) breakdown of the comparison here: http://blog.coinprism.com/comparison-coinprism-counterparty-mastercoin/ Some things are old (CP now uses OP_RETURN as well) What is the CounterParty view on the feature list and comparison? I’m looking to implement a token based issuance platform on top of either CC or CP. I’d like to know the pros and cons of each. Token exchangeability is important to me, but so are the abilities to implement whitelists or fees on token transfer. ...
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somewhat related post 🙂
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Nice try Dan
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He would have burnt through them already
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This is why I also suggest the CES another p2p system some of us here already use in the community... It allows us bring to in the KYC structure and verification of the holders of the assets. Its help ensure the issuers know who they holders are and helps them limit no verified asset holders. The CES community trading accounts attach the CP and this along with Coindaddy being the center peice for that somehow because it allows for asset and wallet verification ... We work in the meantime because the CES allow for KYC/AML
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I would be happy to accept your apology
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I am not allowed to post links yet but I will share the link if needed for the system I am structuring to compliment this need in the community
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Okay, thanks for explaining that and sharing all of your thoughts on the matter. It's all very important to consider now that things are coming to a head in the courts.
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would you mind explaining what this message means instead resorting to name-calling?
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Yeah, the intended meaning was unclear. Imo, having one's unclear message humorously pointed out as being unclear is a far cry from being bullied. But then, Xcer is the only one calling it "bullying", not Larry. So it's hard to know if Larry even felt bullied to start.
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Yeah, I got a sense of seeking clarity rather than to bully, which is why I referred back to the root of the conversation to try and help make sense of that post.
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honestly, and I say this as former troll, I didn't see it as dick at all, which is why I said something. The humor was good.
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and I'm pretty sure we've all been the rambler in a telegram chat before.
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im also interested in the idea for utility, but not excited about the idea of making it protocol requirement. While this is a protocol anyone should be able to use it. No user should be required to capitulate with foreign laws. however, the foundation is deleware based (as mentioned) therefore the ultimate jurisdiction should be there, YET this is currently abandonware to an extent... yet still running by consensus.
being open-source in nature but also being crypto project there are certain nuances to be considered. often times this means being two different things at once -
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to be honest, i have given things like this considerable thought... additional features that need to be implemented.
However, i am must less apt to share them in a public room as this. It would be irresponsible for me to do that prying eyes of the competition. This could even be users in our own community whose main purpose is to for fork self-interest.
I am at the position where i will contribute to or as a foundation member or do like most and come up with a private solution that is for profit. However, my intention is always to push any improvement upstream. Therefore if/when something is implemented privately it will be made public eventually. -
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Name calling huh I didnt say anything about anyone lol wayment lol
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I am not all to edit
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I dont have the features cant even share links on here
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Able*
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I was speaking about what Rare was talking about
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Not all projects will have to be in legal complience with one another
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But that dont mean they dont benefit one another in the community some thing will best fit with legal compliance between project and some wont... Just a simple benefit to each other is what matters sometimes is all I was just adding
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i did aplogize lol
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He's da Coin Daddy 😉
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Big community huug👑
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+1
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Haha 😍
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Boooooooommmmm
- 30 June 2019 (46 messages)
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Hey Kid I'm a computer
Stop all the downloading
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I’m not seeing a huge demand for security tokens lately, but the conversations I’ve had always circle around what exchange they could trade on once the one year is up. The exchange would need to be a regulated national securities exchange or at least have the ATS license. I think Tzero only holds ERC-20 security tokens. Liquid is apparently set up, or working to get set up to operate in this market too, but I think they require the company to launch a liquid-specific coin? (I did a whole podcast on this and still don’t fully understand it). I think the Counterparty Dex is the only non-custodial exchange out there that passes the FinCEN muster of not being required to register as an MSB.
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On point here
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I haven't been following this chat too closely, but it looks like you are trying to set up some kind of foundation? I'd be happy to go on it if you need any more people?
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You can have my leadership position of CEO. I need to quit. Starting up my Bitcorn leadership position any day now. I can’t lead kaleidoscope, bitcorn and Counterparty all at the same time.
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who’s in charge of mafia was these days?
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I'm a fan of the Bitcorn game, which introduced me to counterparty.
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Is it just you or a group?
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"Wheeler, who is also police commissioner, said nothing on Saturday, as hundreds of Antifa protestors gathered on the streets, with some throwing milkshakes — potentially mixed with quick-drying cement — and assaulting Ngo."
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If you would like to run, please announce your candidacy today (last day)... details are in the pinned message here.... we could use a good legal adviser on the foundation😀👍🏻
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whats the latest dev update? are we going to see CIP21 soon?
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Some parties here will have to.... I have to register our project as a MSB with FINCEN
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Had to sorry
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Yeah It would be nice to have this kind of legal help ... I wont be the only legal nerd here lol
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I DM also J prior to your message
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[ANN] Start of the Counterparty Foundation 2019 Election - Nomination Period (Jun 10th - July 1st)
Announcing the Start of the Counterparty Foundation 2019 Election - Nomination Period (June 10th - July 1st) The Counterparty Foundation is a group dedicated to advancing the Counterparty protocol and its products, educating the community on the Counterparty technology, driving global Counterparty awareness, and ensuring Counterparty remains a successful and growing platform. The Foundation is governed by five Community Directors. Today, we’re happy to announce the start of the Counterparty ...
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Confirmed my nomination
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Bitcorn Foundation doing stuff
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Bitcorn
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He says right there Helen, like two messages above....
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Duh
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The only foundation in Counterparty that makes stuff happen, @heunland
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Duh
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“For the love of Bitcoin” by Rebekah Moss https://link.medium.com/A3ZdwzkOWXFor the love of Bitcoin
When the kids make bad friends on the blockchain…
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I have withdrawn my CEO-ship of Counterparty to focus on Bitcorn. That is where I am seeing true innovation
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Duh
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I don't think it is helpful to talk depreciative about other projects on Counterparty who have made significant contributions too.
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Agree
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Ok then Dan can go and annoy the EOS people now
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What's your name for the nomination?
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Ok