INX - First Ever FULLY Regulated Crypto Exchange Is Launching / UPDATE: Now largest traded security Token in the world within 30 days

You can Only buy from certain states within the US, the others haven’t been cleared yet

Can’t buy it anymore. Says sales closed.

This is so AWESOME! Everyone loves regulations. We need more laws, more rules, moar regulations. Especially crypto. We gots to really regulate it.

Satoshi wrote in the bitcoin whitepaper:

"We need lots of regulation. The goal of bitcoin is to increase regulation on an exponential scale."

They will offer sales again end of may when early buyers are allowed to sell it on their platform.

NEW YORK, June 2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- GMO-Z.com Trust Company, Inc. ("GMO Trust"), announced today that it has partnered with INX Limited, the owner of regulated cryptocurrency and digital asset exchange platforms, to provide the world's first regulated Japanese yen (JPY) stablecoin, GYEN, to retail and institutional investors through its subsidiary, INX Digital, Inc. ("INX"). INX will also be integrating GMO Trust's USD-backed stablecoin, ZUSD.

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They launched today
Price went from 0.9 to $3

Anyone can trade them now with a white listed wallet
All states are accepted now

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I am happy. I got 2400 tokens in the IPO -- and today was the first day on the secondary market where anyone can get them.

I have a feeling this is going to be one of my best investments I ever made in the crypto space a few years down the road.... that is if everything (world) doesn't implode in the meantime.

Very wise move!
Just HODL tight

INX becomes the largest traded security Token in the world within 30 days from the start of trading

As major non-regulated crypto exchanges are being shut down and prosecuted by governments worldwide, INX gains rapid popularity as the world’s first SEC and FINRA cleared blockchain token and trading platform

It’s open season on non-regulated crypto exchanges almost everywhere these days. Governments worldwide have taken a simple stand – cryptocurrencies and security tokens are new financial asset classes and must be regulated. In South Korea alone, 24 crypto exchanges are being closed by the regulator, with 18 more expected to follow. Renowned cryptocurrency exchange operators Huobi and OKCoin announced the closing of their Beijing subsidiaries amid China’s government’s crackdown. Britain’s financial regulator has ordered Binance, one of the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges, to stop all non-regulated activity and issued a warning to consumers about the platform, which is coming under growing scrutiny globally.




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Price chart

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Some folks here giving me red karma for claiming this company can't be found on sec.gov - oh well:


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and as of right now:

It stands at $3.20

within 1 month, starting at $.90

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Don't say I didn't warn you

Last Edited by Sundecoder on 09/01/2021 05:05 AM