Logistical challenges due to differing state regulations seems to be a bit of a cop-out/laziness for a game changing decentralized platform. It has not stopped very many other ICO's from the US participation that I know of.
Couldn't they have just written into the agreement that US Residents need to comply with their local regulations and it falls on those people to comply with whatever laws they are subject to?
See faq
thanx
Logistical challenges due to differing state regulations seems to be a bit of a cop-out/laziness for a game changing decentralized platform. It has not stopped very many other ICO's from the US participation that I know of.
Couldn't they have just written into the agreement that US Residents need to comply with their local regulations and it falls on those people to comply with whatever laws they are subject to?
Yeah I would think so.