John Poncy, New ICO Advisor For Compliance & Strategy Issues, Provides Another World-Class Background To Firm
BITDOLLAR CAPITAL today announced an agreement with John Poncy to become the firm’s ICO advisor for compliance and strategy issues. John brings another outstanding background to the Bitdollar Capital advisory team, with over 20 years of strategic and operational business management experience, serving as CEO for companies in the international security and technology industries. He began his career as an Officer in the United States Army, and ended his military career as a Major, leading counter-drug missions on the US border. John holds a BS in Political Science from the United States Military Academy at West Point, and an MBA in Finance from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania. As an advisor for Bitdollar Capital, he will advise both of its collectively managed funds, Bitdollar Fund and i2 Fund.
“John is an important addition to the advisory team given his experience in business and the military, and his strategic aptitude and existing relationships within government will help our growth in the future”, said Nick Kitcharoen, Founder and CEO of Bitdollar Capital. “We are extremely fortunate to have someone with his background advising us on compliance and strategy issues.”
Bitdollar Capital, an Estonian limited company, aims to provide clarity to the cryptocurrency community by guiding fundamental analysis and facilitating research through its two planned collectively managed funds, Bitdollar Fund and i2 Fund. Both funds will thrive from the collective knowledge of their investment communities, and registered investors will make investment decisions based on long-term fundamental analysis and will have a say in the fund’s composition by participating in quarterly or annual elections. Both offerings will provide those that are new to cryptocurrencies a relatively safe place to get started by providing the ability to learn from community resources and by including cryptocurrencies that have underlying physical assets, such as gold, to reduce volatility. Both funds are meant to be an easy choice for those wanting exposure to major cryptocurrencies or ICOs, while reducing volatility and the risk of a bad investment.
The ICO for Bitdollar Fund (bitdollarico.com) will begin on October 13th, and its pre-sale will start on September 8th. Investment minimums vary during the pre-sale, but the investment minimum during the ICO will be only 0.1 Ether, or roughly $27 at the time of this writing. Prices per Token in the pre-sale range from $0.55 to $0.95, and range from $1.00 to $1.10 during the ICO, increasing by 1 cent per week. Cryptocurrency investing involves significant risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone. Please do your own research or consult your investment professional before investing.
Bitdollar Capital – Tallinn, Estonia – bitdollarcapital.com – press@bitdollarcapital.com
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