2019-3-7 23:54 |
Blockchain media startup Civil has launched despite an ill-fated token sale late last year
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2019-3-7 23:54 |
Blockchain media startup Civil has launched despite an ill-fated token sale late last year
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Civil, a blockchain media startup backed by ConsenSys, has finally launched its CVL tokens today. Many investors bought the tokens last year and were promised the token compensation packages a long time ago, so it looks like they will be finally launching them.
2019-3-6 23:01 | |
The ConsenSys-backed ethereum startup Civil is launching its CVL token today to kickstart an ambitious journalism project.
2019-3-6 20:00 | |
Blockchain-based journalism platform Civil plans to launch in February, after which it will start selling CVL tokens again
2018-12-20 04:35 | |
After a failed token sale in October, ConsenSys startup Civil is launching an offering in February that incorporates lessons learned.
2018-12-20 00:15 | |
The U. S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has agreed to settle charges with two startups that sold tokens through Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) in 2017. The companies were charged by the SEC for running their ICOs after the regulator clearly defined such offerings as unlicensed securities in its DAO Report of Investigation.
2018-11-17 00:07 | |
Ripple’s legal team in their ongoing securities suit is attempting a new tack: to have the claim proceed at the federal level. In a move that legal commentator Jake Chervinsky described as “seriously crafty,” Ripple has filed a formal notice-of-removal motion to have their most recent securities suit, Zakinov et al v.
2018-11-14 00:41 | |
Ever since the U. S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) issued a stern warning about initial coin offerings (ICOs) in February 2018, cryptocurrency projects have had to consider different options for distributing their tokens — and funding their development.
2018-10-20 19:31 | |
Journalism startup Civil is pulling the plug on its much-hyped Initial Coin Offering after it met only 13 percent of its fundraising target. However, the company noted its blockchain project is not shutting down any time soon.
2018-10-19 07:00 | |
The Civil Media Company’s ambitious plan to sell $8 million worth of its cryptocurrency token CVL, and fund a decentralized platform for new journalism, has failed for now. Many investors were skeptical of Civil’s vision, and they were proven right when Civil announced on Tuesday it will refund its investors.
2018-10-19 02:00 | |
The blockchain-based media platform will redistribute the invested coins, and plan a simpler ICO scheme.
2018-10-18 16:17 | |
Undeterred by its failed token sale, Civil is maintaining its efforts to create a new economy for ethical journalism using cryptoeconomics and blockchain technology. But will its incentive structure promote that?
2018-10-18 19:28 | |
ICO американского блокчейн-стартапа Civil, занимающегося созданием блокчейн-журналистики, с треском провалилось. Проекту не удалось достичь минимального порога первичного размещения монет. В итоге компания вернет средства инвесторам, а это $5 млн.
2018-10-17 16:20 | |
The New York-based blockchain media startup Civil will issue refunds to participants in its token sale, which failed to hit the $8 million minimum.
2018-10-17 05:48 | |
Despite significant industry support, Civil was unable to reach its fundraising goals. What’s next for the blockchain company?
2018-10-17 23:47 | |
In a Medium article published October 10, 2018, Civil Founder Matthew Iles discusses the current state of the Civil Token Sale in The Civil Token Sale’s Eleventh Hour. ICO Not Performing As Expected The Civil project looks to be the answer that journalism desperately needs in a digital age.
2018-10-13 03:00 | |
Despite a flurry of media attention surrounding the project, Civil, an Ethereum-based platform aiming to save journalism, can’t seem to get enough buyers for its token.
2018-10-12 23:57 | |
The token sale for Civil has brought in $1.34 million toward its $8 million minimum goal.
2018-10-11 00:55 | |
Civil, an Ethereum-based platform with a heady bid to save journalism, has partnered with Forbes to help the 100-year-old publisher keep its stories free from meddling hands.
2018-10-10 01:59 | |
The Blockchain Trust Accelerator (BTA) has received a six-figure grant from the Social Alpha Foundation (SAF) to build its latest project known as The Impact Ledger, an online registry of blockchain projects designed to assist in the public, nonprofit and for-profit sectors.
2018-9-28 21:44 | |
Civil, a blockchain-based decentralized platform launched to propagate an independent and credible form of journalism, announced on its official blog that their crypto token “CVL,” will be launched on August 13, 2018, for sale to the public.
2018-7-31 01:00 | |
Civil, the “decentralized platform for independent, sustainable journalism”, will begin its token sale (CVL) on August 13th — but getting in on on the action might be harder than you think. In June of 2017, reports of a decentralized news and journalism platform surfaced, promising customers an ad-free environment where they could read the news that mattered to them.
2018-7-31 00:00 | |
The blockchain might also allow Civil to conduct an experiment in decentralized governance using an ethereum-based ERC-20 token. The “game” hasn’t begun yet, but Coolidge said that a sale of the CVL crypto token is “imminent.
2018-7-7 18:54 | |