The currency of "Filecoin" is set aside, replaced by the process of supporting the initial currency of Telegram, which quietly broke the record for fundraising through the Blockchain . According to a document filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission last week, the initial currency subsidy for Telegram has raised $ 850 million since January 29 when the digital currency was officially launched.
Deposit reports reported that only 81 investors had contributed to the financing round, linking average per capita investment to just under $ 10.5 million. Telegram reported to its internal office that, under Rule 506 (c) of the Securities Act (D), unregistered issuers have the right to collect an unlimited amount of money and generally declare the offer as long as it restricts contributions to accredited investors. In addition to submitting a report to the US Securities and Exchange Commission, and preventing investors from selling their shares for a predetermined period of maturity; either six months or one year.
As TechCrunch points out, this is probably the end of the pre-cut period of the initial currency support process for Telegram - not the main event itself - and the company has the freedom to decide on subsequent funding rounds as long as they are registered with the US Securities and Exchange Commission. Telegram has not publicly offered its targets on selling digital currency, but the company has targeted $ 600 million in the previous period - a figure that has risen 42 percent - and plans to raise more than $ 1.2 billion at the end of its initial currency support. In contrast, Filecoin, the former fund-raising leader for the initial currency support process, collected a net amount of $ 257 million during the digital currency sale that ended last September.
The 132-page document, alleged to be a leaked version of TONARAM's open network work, says the company plans to launch the third generation of extensible Blockchain by pairing a 2-to-the- Power-of-92 ". Developers of digital currency and investors have raised serious questions about the project, but it is clear that these reservations have not hindered the project from attracting large investors. It should be noted that the document that reported the results of the financing round of the initial currency support process for Telegram was submitted to the US Securities and Exchange Commission on the same date as the Kaspersky Lab revealed a weakness - now corrected - Desktop for "Telegram", which was exploited by Russian hackers to trick users into downloading malicious files containing malicious digital currency mining programs.