Coinvest Legal

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While Coinvest is currently embarking on, our aspiration is to be the company's leader in the FinTech and blockchain industries. It is our responsibility to comply with all laws and regulations that apply to our industry and business entities. Blockchain, while gaining momentum, is still a new emerging technology and industry. There is still a significant, less obvious, and uncertain "gray" area in this space. As a leader, Coinvest is seen to be partnering with jurisdictions and authorities that support the huge potential of blockchain technology and criticized assets. Therefore, we want to give you two legal updates:

Merging laws 

Earlier this year, Governor Brian Sandoval and the State of Nevada acquitted  Senate Bill 398  to recognize blockchain technology as a type of electronic recording that provides a transparent, unchanging, and commissionable record breaker for the individual. The bill also provides a favorable regulation for state-run block companies.

With decisions and state support, Coinvest has strategically decided to recombine its business and operations to Nevada. While our operations and customers are global, our firm will expand its presence in Las Vegas, Nevada with business and operational roles. Las Vegas offers a low cost of living when operating the main center to major cities where Coinvest partners and investors live including Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Seattle. It is also home to the largest conference in the world and is a top destination for international travelers. Coinvest is proud to be a leader in innovation and joining the state of Nevada; which is expected to be the future home of many other blocked related businesses in the future.

Securities Regulations       

Given the momentum behind this year's cautious assets, there has been increased oversight and regulation from many countries including Russia, China and the United States. In July this year, the United States Securities Commission ruled that initial coin offerings could be classified as collateral and subject to regulation. As a result, investors and companies are more cautious as they navigate the murky waters around ICO's.

Although Coinvest has passed  the Securities Law Order for Token Block  , we have strategically decided to proactively propose D regulations to the SEC to include COIN tokens as collateral.

While we believe that we do not qualify as security, proactively registering with the SEC allows Coinvest to:

• Develop relationships with authorities
• Remove any uncertainties for the COIN sign around the appointment of securities
• Ensure alignment with current and current regulatory requirements g

Unlike many other companies in this field, Coinvest works to ensure that our business complies with all local and foreign jurisdictions and laws that might assume illegal activities if these steps are not taken. Our priority is to ensure the security and security of our users, investors and businesses as a whole. We expect our actions to validate our seriousness and objectives to protect everyone within the Coinvest ecosystem.

We will keep you up-to-date on how this action will affect future people's bidding. Stay here!

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