If you want the blockchain to circumvent regulations then you probably won’t like it, and if you see the embracing of regulation as crucial to ushering in mass adoption then you probably will.

Mobu is aiming high. Their aim of bringing the securities market onto the blockchain is one which, as a first mover, could be a game changer in the purest sense of the term. Whilst their management team does lack securities and blockchain experience, the wide range of knowledgeable advisors and sizeable development team means that the cumulative weight of knowledge gives them a good chance. A concern is certainly how effective their platform and overall project will be if they do not manage to raise the $30m required to create the crypto security token exchange, but with the main ICO not beginning for another three months, they have plenty of time. One to watch.

Hello there! Mobu will be on the Ethereum network, requiring an ERC-20 wallet. This is because the Ethereum network is well known, understandable, erc20 standard is familiar, fast and relative low cost.

Please stay tuned here as such announcement if there should be one, will be updated here at real time.

Many countries continue to be wary of cryptocurrencies. They need full control over the turnover of the cryptocurrencies so that they can impose taxes on them. And it is very difficult to realize in real life. Guys, does your token can be purchased in any country?

Many countries continue to be wary of cryptocurrencies. They need full control over the turnover of the cryptocurrencies so that they can impose taxes on them. And it is very difficult to realize in real life. Guys, does your token can be purchased in any country?