And entities.

As I explained to another responder: "STP itself is more than just MTOs. It's a protocol for tokenizing assets in a compliant manner; MTOs give the token an early utility. However, MTOs themselves

Nice! The next round initiates soon.

The entry is on a rolling basis. A TxID that does not win in a particular round is rolled over to the next round till it has won.

STP itself is more than just MTOs. It's a protocol for tokenizing assets in a compliant manner; MTOs give the token an early utility. However, MTOs themselves are not investments: they are events which

The allocated tokens are sold at a 50% discount compared to trading price. So, the winners naturally don't have a risk. That's an additional interesting point as IEO tokens are yet to build price discovery,

I don't think this format is rigid. It keeps the participation bar pretty accessible.

Thanks for resteeming it. I'm sure your friends will enjoy it.

I am not referring to airdrops they gave for their ICO. I am stating that their current product is just a glorified airdrop distribution network.

I just glanced over Refereum and it has plenty of problems. Token Metrics: Massive initial supply. Poor unlock mechanism (most tokens are unlocked right now). $80M initial valuation (LOL). Most of its

Here's an interesting point. I think if people could have access to rewards by simply gaming (via tasks associated with a game), the utility of gaming, aggregate of joy and earned liquid tokens, could

Right. Tokenizing in-game assets and enabling fluid movement between games gives gamers true ownership.

Yes! Sent STEEM. :)

Correct! Sent you the trivia split.

You even got the game right! Sent you the trivia split.

Purple partyhat! Sent you a split of the trivia prize. :)

The IEO isn't on Ethfinex. It's on Tokinex, which is the launchpad associated with Bitfinex and Ethfinex.

It's an EOS fork tapered to serve Ultra's goals; it's a new blockchain. Secondly, SCOT tokens are new; this project has been under development for quite some time.

It's an EOS Fork, and the protocol is cored on improvements in game distribution. Consider it a tokenized Steam (not STEEM) with all the added features described in the article. STEEM enables content UIs

Steam, though, has retained the interest of a good amount of gamers for a lack of an alternative. Now, there'll be a solid alternative.