Token Functionality Sample Clauses

Token Functionality. 5.1 Ownership of Tokens carries no rights, whether express or implied, other than a limited potential future right or expectation to use and interact with the STX Platform (as further described in the White Paper ), if and to the extent the STX Platform is successfully developed and launched. Any potential future right or expectation relating to the potential future provision and receipt of services on the STX Platform shall be subject to any restrictions and limitations set out in these Contribution Terms and/or the Platform Terms (as applicable)). PLEASE NOTE THAT STX IS IN THE PROCESS OF UNDERTAKING A LEGAL AND REGULATORY ANALYSIS OF THE FUNCTIONALITY OF TOKENS. FOLLOWING THE CONCLUSION OF THIS ANALYSIS, STX MAY DECIDE TO AMEND THE INTENDED FUNCTIONALITY OF TOKENS IN ORDER TO ENSURE COMPLIANCE WITH ANY LEGAL OR REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS TO WHICH IT IS SUBJECT.
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Token Functionality. 5.1. Ownership of OWL Tokens carries no rights, whether express or implied, other than as per clause 3. above.
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Token Functionality. Tokens are only for use in connection with the Project under the terms of the Smart Contract System and only constitute a transferable representation of attributed functions specified in the Smart Contract System. Particularly, the Token shall enable the relevant Token holders to participate in the Association. As the legal understanding relevant for such a synchronization between the Token and the underlying representation is currently dynamic, the effective mechanism shall be defined by the Association at a later point in time and at the Association’s sole discretion. In case legal or regulatory hurdles prevent a synchronization, the Association may at its own discretion decide that rights of the Association will be given to the Contributor in a traditional form and without being linked to a Token. The specifics of the tokenomic structure are illustrated in the embedded Annex 2. Apart from the functionality defined above, the Contributor understands and accepts that Tokens is a utility token under FINMA’s ICO Guidelines1 and do not represent or constitute any ownership rights or stake, share or security or equivalent rights nor any rights to receive future revenues, shares in or relating to the Association or Project other than defined above. Particularly, the Tokens do not create or confer any enforceable contractual or other obligations against any Party (including the Association, the Project team members or other developer, auditors, contractors or founders associated with the Association, or the Project). Additionally, the Contributor understands and accepts that he/she has no right to claim as holder of Tokens any intellectual property rights, equity or equivalent rights or any other than defined above. By transferring the Contribution Amount to the Association and/or by allocating the Tokens, no form of partnership, joint venture or any other similar relationship between the Contributors and the Association is created.
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Token Functionality. Ownership of the Alive Tokens carries no rights, whether express or implied, other than the potential right to use and interact with the Alive Casino platform, mostly for gambling purposes.
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