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Blockhive Introduce The ILP Markethive is implementing it

Posted by Thomas Prendergast on June 20, 2018 - 5:03am Edited 4/16 at 12:28pm

The Next Generation of ICO Is Here? Blockhive Introduces The ILP

We’re entering into a new world of finance and transfer of value, one that could have large implications for many current intermediaries and many individuals all across the globe.

In this era we have a trustless system where exchanges are to happen peer to peer in a seamless manner, this is facilitated by the blockchain and interesting features such as smart contracts. These features have contributed to interesting mechanisms that institutions are using to raise capital to fund operations while using that same capital to form an economy where that specific form of capital, that issued token, is what’s used as the currency of trade.

This mechanism is called the Initial Coin Offering and it has been a mechanism that has grown rapidly in the past, yet, there have been forms of abuse in this direct to market offering sort of mechanism and governments have looked into regulating it, while some, such as China and South Korea have went as far as banning this new sort of funding vehicle.

This state of uncertainty has caused some organizations to act and provide their unique solution to this new market need.

The introduction of the ILP

The Initial Loan Procurement (ILP) is introduced to serve as an alternative to the Initial Coin Offering, providing for global financing using cryptocurrency.

ILP’s were introduced to alleviate the current issues that were surrounding ICO’s. These issues stem primarily around the aspects of legal and taxation, both, serving as major concerns for any reasonable and sophisticated investor.

Another issue that is continuously brought up around the idea of ICO’s is the question of, can this business truly create an economy that sustains its native token? Sometimes, the answer comes up as no, going further into the matter, at times, one might even find that setting up an economy through the ICO funding vehicle could contribute to a worse experience for the user.

How does ILP solve these issues?

Through the future loan access token (Flat). This a mechanism formed to overcome issues of taxation and regulation. It works through a simple process and also acts a token model, one issues these through Ethereum using an EIP20 standard. This essentially enables a token agreement with the token issuer as well as the transfer of agreement to others. Those who hold FLAT tokens are able to digitally sign a loan agreement, become a creditor and receive interests through the feature of  Agrello smart contracts.

A key feature of the ILP structure is that creditors are able to transfer rights to a new creditor if they wish to do so.

Initial Deployment and the Future

The organization behind this new structure, Blockhive, in conjunction with Agrello, will be issuing the first ILP from January 26th through the end of February 9th.

After they use and deploy this initial funding vehicle, it is expected that others too, will start to use it as a solution to their regulatory and taxation struggles. Interested parties will be able to access and use this new form of financing through the joint venture platform, tokennote.io.

What are the highlights of the Initial Loan Procurement Vehicle?

  • Accessible Globally
  • Legally Binding, recorded on the blockchain, thus providing security for creditors
  • ILP is structured in the format of loans, thus allowing for it to not be subject to taxes, a necessity when raising funds for a new venture
  • No need for a new and unnecessary and purposeless token

The ILP is regulation-friendly, blockhive has conformed to regulatory frameworks, making certain that issuers comply with anti-money laundering laws

We’re entering into a new world of finance and transfer of value, one that could have large implications for many current intermediaries and many individuals all across the globe.

In this era we have a trustless system where exchanges are to happen peer to peer in a seamless manner, this is facilitated by the blockchain and interesting features such as smart contracts. These features have contributed to interesting mechanisms that institutions are using to raise capital to fund operations while using that same capital to form an economy where that specific form of capital, that issued token, is what’s used as the currency of trade.

This mechanism is called the Initial Coin Offering and it has been a mechanism that has grown rapidly in the past, yet, there have been forms of abuse in this direct to market offering sort of mechanism and governments have looked into regulating it, while some, such as China and South Korea have went as far as banning this new sort of funding vehicle.

This state of uncertainty has caused some organizations to act and provide their unique solution to this new market need.

The introduction of the ILP

The Initial Loan Procurement (ILP) is introduced to serve as an alternative to the Initial Coin Offering, providing for global financing using cryptocurrency.

ILP’s were introduced to alleviate the current issues that were surrounding ICO’s. These issues stem primarily around the aspects of legal and taxation, both, serving as major concerns for any reasonable and sophisticated investor.

Another issue that is continuously brought up around the idea of ICO’s is the question of, can this business truly create an economy that sustains its native token? Sometimes, the answer comes up as no, going further into the matter, at times, one might even find that setting up an economy through the ICO funding vehicle could contribute to a worse experience for the user.

How does ILP solve these issues?

Through the future loan access token (Flat). This a mechanism formed to overcome issues of taxation and regulation. It works through a simple process and also acts a token model, one issues these through Ethereum using an EIP20 standard. This essentially enables a token agreement with the token issuer as well as the transfer of agreement to others. Those who hold FLAT tokens are able to digitally sign a loan agreement, become a creditor and receive interests through the feature of  Agrello smart contracts.

A key feature of the ILP structure is that creditors are able to transfer rights to a new creditor if they wish to do so.

Initial Deployment and the Future

The organization behind this new structure, Blockhive, in conjunction with Agrello, will be issuing the first ILP from January 26th through the end of February 9th.

After they use and deploy this initial funding vehicle, it is expected that others too, will start to use it as solution to their regulatory and taxation struggles. Interested parties will be able to access and use this new form of financing through the joint venture platform, tokennote.io.

What are the highlights of the Initial Loan Procurement Vehicle?

  • Accessible Globally
  • Legally Binding, recorded on the blockchain, thus providing security for creditors
  • ILP is structured in the format of loans, thus allowing for it to not be subject to taxes, a necessity when raising funds for a new venture
  • No need for a new and unnecessary and purposeless token

The ILP is regulation-friendly, blockhive has conformed to regulatory frameworks, making certain that issuers comply with anti-money laundering laws

Markethive is utilizing this loan based crowd funding option.

Another article discription and advantages of the ILP

https://markethive.com/group/marketingdept/blog/ilps-may-replace-icos-as-a-new-form-of-fundraising

Otto Knotzer Thanks. and have a nice day .
April 9, 2020 at 10:43pm
Otto Knotzer danke genial
December 28, 2019 at 4:24am
Louis Harvey With the ILP you are for one getting your money back over a certain period of time for helping finance in coins that can be converted, and for the ICO There are legal and tax associated with them which can under-cut your bottom line is my thinking but not totally certain.
July 10, 2018 at 5:42pm
Steve Pressley Gives a detailed of the pros and cons of ILP vs ICO and why.
July 8, 2018 at 8:56am
Cheryl Majeski Thank your for this, Tom! There is certainly a lot of information to keep up with and learn about in the burgeoning world of crypto.
June 22, 2018 at 12:42pm