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Overview
ICO Opening Date
Jan 15th, 2018
ICO Closing Date
Feb 15th, 2018
Country of Origin
Gibraltar
Description
Ignite Ratings, a Gibraltar-based blockchain start-up, is the world’s first, truly decentralized, self-regulating platform powered entirely by crowd-sourced opinion. Ignite plans to disrupt the way that ICOs and digital assets are reviewed and traded by adopting a truly innovative approach, combining a decentralised intelligence platform with an investment index that is powered by the ratings platform itself. Ignite’s software automatically deploys the index's capital by way of investment into the highest-rated assets and returns 50% of profits generated by the index back to qualified token holders.
Technology
Blockchain Platform
Ethereum
Team
Members
Christopher Cousins - Director & Co- Founder
Damon Barnard - Director & Co- Founder
Joannah Barnard - CFO
Oliver Smith - Legal and Compliance
Alex Biet - Product
Paul Morgan - Technology
Craig John - Technology
Matthew Guy - Technology
Adam Bujega - Technology
Richard Davies - Technology
Evan Hall - Digital Marketing
Advisors
Joseph Cammarata - Technology
Alistair Doulin - Technology
Petur Eythorsson - Security
Vikram Nagrani - Legal and Compliance
Ashish Gianani - Capital Markets
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Ignite Ratings News
December 19th, 2017
Ratings become more reliable with Ignite Ratings and its Reputation Engine, where token holders receive reputation scores, depending on which they grow more or less influential in the decision making process.
December 14th, 2017
Ignite Ratings, Spain-based blockchain startup, is announcing its pre-sale that will start on December 15th running for a week, as well as the main ICO, expected to run from January 15th, until February 28th.
By Teuta Franjkovic on December 14th, 2018 Good news for blockchain token projects concerning their ability to bypass U.S. securities registration requirements. While before they had to stand in the queue to fill out all the documents, now they can obtain so-called no-action letters from the SEC.
December 13th, 2018
For operating a fraudulent Initial Coin Offering, former AriseBank executives have to pay nearly $2.7 million in fines and are prohibited from serving as officers of public companies or engaging in offerings of digital securities.
The ICO market has exploded in the last two years attracting an ever-rising number of fraudsters. A SEC official now believes that international cooperation is crucial to bring the scammers to justice.
South Korea’s financial authorities are actively working on preparing new taxation plans to introduce taxes on crypto trading and ICOs.
The U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California ruled a case between the SEC and Blockvest in favor of the ICO project.
The new guidelines mandate local companies to register with the FSA before launching their ICO digital tokens in the market.
The updated guide clarifies the Singapore central bank’s stance on how certain intermediaries should observe the rules determined by Anti-Money Laundering and Countering Financing of Terrorism policies.
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