Yesterday (23 June 2019), we made a major announcement (link) in which we presented our planned update to our crowdsale format, and our new incentive structure for registration, KYC, and referral. In this

Yesterday (23 June 2019), we made a major announcement (link) in which we presented our planned update to our crowdsale format, and our new incentive structure for registration, KYC, and referral. In this

The is a copy of the original announcement that we have posted on Medium: Dear Enthusiasts of Real-World Asset Tokenization, Since we started our crowdsale this week, we have received several suggestions

In this Make Blockchain Work series, I discuss how blockchain technology could be best applied to financing and investment in nine chapters. It is from these reflections that we devised the world’s first

To incentivize early participation, we are announcing a 100% bonus for one lucky IFX buyer who participates in our ICO during the first 10 days (between 18 June and 28 June 2019). The lucky buyer will

We are thrilled to announce that Account Verification is now Open for our upcoming ICO scheduled between 18 June and 18 August 2019. Please visit and go to Get verified to proceed. When you are there,

Efficiency, in my opinion, is half the story in democratizing financing and investment with blockchain technology. I have delved into the price discovery, agility, and matching aspects of efficiency in

Beyond price discovery (link) and agility (link), the third major contribuent to efficiency in financing and investment powered by blockchain is matching and resource allocation. In a similar theme that

A common advantage that comes with innovative technology is agility. In part, this can be ascribed to new use cases or improvements in traditional use cases that innovative technology makes available.

In the previous four chapters, I have covered openness and navigability as qualities that would make blockchain work better for financing and investment. In the next three chapters, I will cover efficiency.

Another quality that is not necessarily at the core of blockchain is functional features. In fact, the very first adopters, while chanting for broad adoption now, have always taken pride in the exclusivity

One quality that is not an inherent strength at the moment in blockchain technologies is navigability. While transaction records and technical details are usually kept open, finding the exact pieces of

In the last chapter, I discussed how flexibility afforded by blockchain technology empowers financing and investment. Today, I examine a quality that is the other side of the same coin but meaningful in