PR: Token Desk : The Biggest Ico Market Place in History

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Gintaras Tamosiunas – an expert of blockchain and a former member of the Lithuanian Parliament teamed up with well known entrepreneurs to create TokenDesk. A week ago the pre-sale token reservation program has started, attracting more than a thousand of reservations on the first day.

The market is booming

This year’s predictions for capital raised over ICOs will most likely to exceed $2 billion by a decent margin. Such increase – around tenfold over a period of one year is beyond phenomenal. It leaves no doubt of a general switch in many industries as well as formation of new ones. And that brings us to one very important point – in the couple of upcoming years we will see many absolutely new players putting all effort to set the benchmark of the market.

There is no need to look far to find one. TokenDesk is one of the attempts to standardize the market and become the biggest ICO marketplace for this soon-to-be multibillion dollar industry. The company is based in Lithuania and is founded by well regionally known entrepreneurs. A number of successful projects were brought to life, rapidly expanded and sold to international enterprises.

Professional approach

The team of experts with profound backgrounds in information technology are launching their own initial coin offering for TokenDesk platform development. Any blockchain enthusiast could get hold of TDS tokens if they desire to join this initiative for what the founders say – “a small revolution of ICO market”.

The platform is going to have a variety of features that are not currently available. One of such is an option to have all of the major cryptocurrencies in one integrated blockchain wallet. While the popularity of cryptocoins rose to great heights, none of the existing platforms have successfully integrated their wallets yet. In addition, smooth wire transfers and use of credit cards hasn’t also progressed much. Therefore, conversion between blockchain based financial derivatives and fiat money still remains difficult and rather inconvenient. TokenDesk platform will have all these disadvantages sorted out.

“We are going to dedicate 12% of net profit to buy back the TDS tokens in order to increase the liquidity and value for our investors. It is just one of many great ideas that we have planned for our supporters and future ICO publishers. We will deliver new standards that, we think, the blockchain enthusiasts will appreciate and benefit from.” – says Gintaras Tamosiunas, CEO of TokenDesk and a member of Bitcoin foundation.

An opportunity for everyone

A pre-sale of TDS tokens starts at 4th of October during which the early birds will be able to secure them -55% off of the initial price. This is a limited time offer and will only be available for the first few investors.

The advantage of being the biggest and most powerful ICO marketplace on the web allows to set high standards and implement innovative solutions effectively. This way ensuring all market participants get reliable service and proper security of all their assets.

TokenDesk has partnered up with Avocad Law Firm, a member of CICERO – international league of lawyers. The trusted team of experienced attorneys will make sure all business activities of all involved parties are legitimate and safe.

Websites:
www.tokendesk.io
www.medium.com/tokendesk

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