xtyling is holding his ICNs strong! Just like Wolf-Dagger!

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How much ICN holdings must one have to be considered a "Whale"? 

'bout tree fiddy

https://medium.com/iconominet/state-of-digital-asset-management-platforms-79477de7575e#.y37e9yblm

This is Liqui's adress: 0xea133a07880b99ceb7a973e64dd3ac18f7a20888

They have 203,000 ICN.

200,000 is a very respectable amount for a new exchange. Also, I am assuming Liquid only owns one address.

You forgot to mention TaaS also I think they have ICONOMI competitors.
They will also launch their ICO next month but by then ICONOMI will have its platform ready.

TaaS is a closed-end fund so it is not really the same as ICN etc.

I gotta say, equibit's ICO setup is even more frightening than Melonport's... Only selling 1 mil tokens out of 22 million and the price scheme is based on the assumption they will achieve a 100 million USD market capitalization within the first year... Both Melonport and Equibit look great from an end-user perspective but man do their initial distribution structures suck for ICO investors.

ICN had such a successful ICO in part because they didn't pull any of that bullshit, investors don't have to worry about constant inflation like they will with those projects.

Sigh.  You are starting to convince me that ICONOMI may have some issues they may need to address.

https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/u-s-law-enforcement-actions-cryptocurrency-businesses-review-suggested-guidance/

https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/fincen-clarifies-virtual-currency-payment-systems-trading-platforms-money-transmitters/

Can we get an answer to my previous question about where exactly "ICONOMI Inc." is incorporated?