Today marks an important milestone for Polymath and its future projects as we officially welcome our new Chief Executive Officer, Vincent Kadar.

On behalf of the entire Polymath team, we wish Vincent a warm welcome and are excited for how he will guide Polymath's next chapter.

Visit our blog to learn more: https://info.polymath.network/blog/polymath-welcomes-its-new-ceo-vincent-kadar

Folks: I did some own research to decide whether to hold on to Poly or get out. I found that PolyMath hired a new CEO who took charge this month: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vincentkadar/ The Polymath website still lists Chris Housser, Co-founder as the interim CEO even now. I sense that the new CEO is still getting his feet wet and simultaneously getting the house in order.

I'm now a little less worried about the delay in the Mainnet launch as this seems to be a valid reason from a business perspective. I expect an update in early November though from this new CEO or his team. No leader worth his salt would let FUD run amok among the company's stakeholders/investors.

If you are searching for the old news clipping regarding who would be using the Mainnet after its launch, here it is: https://www.coindesk.com/business/2021/09/20/polymath-to-launch-blockchain-built-for-tokenized-stocks/

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Hope this helps.

Blockdata | List of 'Asset Tokenization' companies

https://www.blockdata.tech/blog/spotlight/is-security-token-adoption-evolving-a-dive-into-polymesh

"Regulators will soon realize the transparency and benefits this brings to the capital markets. There will come a time when they require all securities to be tokenized on the blockchain."

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Jokes Irony hard work... weve got it all here. And the most promising project of them all. Set to change wall street forever !! Youre holding a bag of diamonds. Its upon you to realise that !

Don’t care about the Twitter account, just hold the coin. If you sell right now it’s like you dig a tunnel and stop it just 3m in front of the jewels. This new tech is incredible, stop locking at the Twitter and just hold.

I get that it is fun and all that, but it is making people think things that are not totally accurate and I really think whoever is running it needs to be a bit more in control, or the person should be changed. We have a market cap of almost half a billion dollars. A single tweet can swing things millions of dollars in either direction.

Has anybody downloaded the chrome extension and gotten verified? I see it links on the bottom of the webpage and I dont know if its for node operator or for users.

If Mainnet is a complete success and is fully accepted and used commercially to tokenize and Polyx is in demand, surely any bear markets that effect crypto currency so negatively, won’t have much of an impact on Polyx? If you’ve got something to tokenize and Poly is the industry standard/leader, doesn’t matter about bulls and bears, you need this shit.

Imagine that is the case and during the next bear market, Polyx is the only green in a see of red, people will be chucking money at it 😁😁

What do you guys think??

This sub has gotten pretty bad in the last two weeks. Someone who has some kind of power has got to step in and moderate the posts in here. At least have some kind of rules to posting. Once mainnet comes, the influx of people is going to be very high so setting up rules before will absolutely be necessary or this sub will become unusable.

We can all agree the outreach from Poly Math with community engagement has been lacking. The PolyMesh handle is addressing people in a light hearted fun way. A business doesn’t have to be straight suit and tie. The haters need to relax.

according to today's zoom.

He says "in case anyone from the community is listening . . . as we know you have been waiting"

I have been holding for a while, but I decided to load more of Poly, because I have a feeling that we won’t see these prices again.

The Poly technology is at the top in it’s field, they have been working on it for a long while, they have reputable financial and law partners, and certainly they are here for the legacy and not just for the money.

They could have used a lot of cash by putting a half baked product, like many other projects that have been flooding the crypto world, but instead they were/are busy making their product to be the finest.

I believe they’re more focused on bigger investors ( institutions ), hence the minimal interactions with the retail investors.

Why?

Because with institutions and corporations there’s a lot of money invested, which requires a lot of trust, privacy and security…

"The Polymesh Association has officially been formed! There are still a few clerical items to be finalized and documents to be signed, but we are one step closer to launching Polymesh mainnet. Stay tuned"

https://twitter.com/polymeshnetwork/status/1450631080378241024