

After seeing Polymath present in Las Vegas last October, I got the same feeling as when I found out about Ethereum. "This could potentially change the structure of our global economy".

Right now, regulations are cracking down heavily for many ICO's. Almost all upcoming ICO's are completely closing down to US investors, even Rentberry went as far to fully refund investors post-ICO. Tokens are beginning to be classified as "securities" (illegal to fundraise unless under the compliance the SEC) and no more can slide under the radar as "utility tokens" (legal and compliant).

This is a problem. The free innovation of blockchain tech is beginning to be stifled because of regulations. This needs to change.

Polymath have created what is essentially the first platform for all security tokens to exist legally. What Ethereum does for DApps, Polymath does for Security tokens. Stocks, Real Estate and all Equity can now be converted to tokens on the blockchain and it will all live on the Polymath platform. Companies will be able to automate dividends, backend processes, and a whole lot more. There is currently no other project that does anything close to this.



Polymaths Market cap is only 250M right now, I can see this running on par with Ethereum within the next couple years.

Ethereum is for Utility tokens, Polymath is for Security tokens. They will not compete, they will co-exist.