I hope everyone’s looking forward to our Q1 event in London this Saturday! I’ll be there presenting and will be joined by Ethan and Tom for a live AMA with the audience.
In addition to audience questions, we also want to give Community members who can’t make it to London the chance to ask something.
Post your questions in this thread and like/upvote your favorites. We’ll do our best to answer the most popular questions on Saturday
Now community is aware that the licenses in USA can be a pain as seen with other exchanges. Is the challenge same for getting the license to list and trade nex tokens for outside usa (aphelion/switcheo seems to be using this method to avoid legal challenges at least for now)
In terms of payment services, how is Nash planning to use fiat off-ramp for crypto to fiat purchases through merchants? Will there be a debit card or integration with Visa/Mastercard etc.?
A pervasive quality in crypto is the ‘messiah complex.’ Communities will invest in a project, research it to death, and become project ambassadors via social media. A project will solve XYZ and be a solution to millions. Unreal expectations are established by communities with aimless speculation, perpetuated through its members and twitter bots while external feedback will be ignored and presumed to be FUD.
I don’t think anyone here actually thinks Nash will be the be all end all for distributed finance, but we see it as a leading solution in the years to come. My question for the Nash team: what kind of external interest is Nash receiving? Are your partners growing? What is the team hearing from external parties? Any fresh insights from existing partners?
I’m not asking for partners to be revealed. I just want to know what the outside world thinks of Nash.
Will nex token have other utility functions in the future? Does Nash have flexibility to add/change utilities of nex token? Can you give some examples if answer is yes?
With the most recent publication of the BaFin (the financial market authority), the BaFin states a paradigm shift of the way securities can exist. We are talking about tokenization.
Now that “Bitbond” is the first BaFin approved STO, do you see for yourself better chances to seek for a BaFin approval? Is this something you are going to pursue in the near future?
Security tokens are the next big thing, because this is the playground of institutionals. How do you want to attract institutional investors?
It is relatively clear, that you won’t find them on your platform, because they like to spend their money on conventional platforms. Is this something you are interested in and How do you want to connect both worlds?