Great tutorial. If anyone thinks cryptocurrencies and smart contracts are difficult they should try some tutorials like yours. As for my views on STOs @knircky expressed them in his post https://steemit.com/security/@knircky/thoughts-about-security-tokens and my thoughts align with him. Short term price volatility is going to happen on everything. Even massive blue chip stocks like FB and many of the S&P500 stocks take dips every once in a while. I simply put my focus on solid projects that are bound to grow up. That's why I'm slowly increasing my STEEM account even though I've pretty much depleted my fiat reserves.
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Thank you for sharing this article @vimukthi.
Interesting point of view. Short term price volatility is obviously unavoidable, even in case of big companies, but I think in case of utility tokens this volatility is long term and significantly more intense. Obviously there are interesting projects with potential like Steem, but I am afraid that this is still some kind of speculation where you can't be certain if something for which you transfer some value actually has this value.
Regards,
Jan
Great comment @vimukthi
And thanks for sharing that link. Going to read it before bedtime today :)
Cheers, Piotr