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RE: BitShares Surges 30% on Chinese "Clean Listing"
@stan who's behind TXSRB? No info on the website. Rather has the feel of the govt, a top-down faceless entity. And how can they have tethers on there when there's no actual USD backing it? Why should the clean list be trusted? (By the way, not arguing about BTS, agree it should be on any clean list)
bitUSD is backed by BTS. TXSRB is quite the group, no gubbermint involved. Clean list can be trusted as much as anything on the internet, but I would feel much better about holding tokens that are on any kind of clean list than not
I agree with that but there's still no info on who exactly is behind the group nor do they provide details on their suggested rules and regulations. Considering what they are doing, full disclosure is a must if they are to be taken seriously.
Read the Stokens whitepaper, good info there.
I'll check it out, thanks for sharing.
Ah, Stokens.com, makes sense now. No conflict of interest at all lol.
Stokens on Bitshares blockchain? heh
Not quite, Stokens a platform for regulated coins. Led by John Gott. He also heads the TXSRB. What a good idea, make a list of shit coins (whether its true or not) and new coins will flock to the Stokens platform. What can I say, it all smells a little fishy to me.
Ok thanks @g-dubs..following
"learn more about BitShares, the blockchain used by Stokens"
All self regulatory bodies start with a few industry players bringing together an alliance who build it brick by brick. John Gotts has gained the support of scores of industry leaders and is working it hard. Michael and I are among the original supporters. Spent a week with them in Idaho.
Thanks for the reply @stan. I think it would be beneficial to TXSRB to have John's profile on the website. Is there anywhere to get a look at the suggested rules and regulations? I still don't understand how USDT got on there? Any comments??? (And yes I know BitUSD is backed by BTS)