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Why Would I Invest In EQUI - Part 1: Personal Evaluation Based On Facts

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For every blockchain project there is always different form of factors that determines the success of the project or how far it can go. Some of these factors are predetermined and can be readily analyzed while others are subject to brainstorming and applying foresight to analyze the project's potentials. In this part I will be analyzing some known facts about the project like the strength of the team, the advisors and project roadmap  The Team Analyzing the team, there is no other person to start with other than the Founders of this project. The lead founder and Co-founder are Doug Barrow man and Baroness Mone of Mayfair, One. Team Lead Doug is a serial entrepreneur and successful businessman with 30 years’ experience of investing in businesses. Doug played a key role in operation of an investment company named Aston Ventures which total turnover of more than £400 million over a 10 years period.  Doug is a professional especially in acquisition of companies as w...

EQUI : TRANSFORMING VENTURE CAPITAL - Problem and Solutions

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The Problem In this technological age, innovative ideas are never short to come by, an idea gave birth to Facebook in the social media industry, eBay in the ecommerce industry, Tesla in the electric car industry and a bunch of projects that are forerunners in their industries.  The problem however is that for the average entrepreneur who is looking for investment opportunities in the ideal and mega project that will propel them to the next level seldom have the exposure or the required capital to invest.  While doing some research I discovered according to Wikipedia that; before an individual can qualify as an accredited investor in the United states and Canada he/she needs to fulfill a bunch of criteria including having a net worth of at least $1,000,000, excluding the value of one's primary residence, or have income at least $200,000 each year for the last two years and have the expectation to make the same amount this year.  A criterion like this is impossib...