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Not sure if anyone else opened the white paper, but it is acutally better than most of the ICO papers I read in general.
There are gems like:
> "Upon a successful ICO, the nondisclosure agreements terminate and we will be able to disclose the largest network of travel partners"
> "we expect a bidding war to increase HoweyCoins valuations by severalfold."
Probably named after the Howey Test ( https://consumer.findlaw.com/securities-law/what-is-the-howe... ) which is pretty clever.
They're going want to optimize those 8k res images down at the bottom of the page if they want to actually sell some of those coins.
Probably named after the Howey Test ( https://consumer.findlaw.com/securities-law/what-is-the-howe... ) which is pretty clever.
Isn't it more likely derived from honeypot
Probably named after the Howey Test ( https://consumer.findlaw.com/securities-law/what-is-the-howe... ) which is pretty clever.
Isn't it more likely derived from honeypot
I can imagine the email to the office now. That would be the coolest thing ever... "we need volunteers, must be reasonably photogenic and capable of producing a foreboding smirk...."
The real question is, who are those people? They are really smirking hard. I bet they're SEC employees, the images have real first names on them (that don't match their fictitious names) which would seem to indicate they're not just stock photos. I can imagine the email to the office now. That would be the coolest thing ever... "we need volunteers, must be reasonably photogenic and capable of producing a foreboding s…