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    • kris_davison
      kris_davison last edited by

      I agree it will be interesting to hear what the pricing structure is. But as a UK based coin (albeit an international one) it would be good to be involved in where this is going.

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        mooccr last edited by

        How to join in?

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        • kris_davison
          kris_davison last edited by

          We are waiting for the UKDCA to announce there pricing structure that will allow anyone interested to see if they want to join. Hopefully it wont be too expensive.

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            objectivegp last edited by

            UKDCA Membership Plans

            Individual

            Supporter

            Duration: 1 year

            Price:Free

            What you get:

            Â* Access the members’ forum

            Â* Participate in member surveys

            Â* Stay in touch with the latest news and updates from the UKDCA

            Individual (Annual)

            Duration:1 year

            Price:£20

            What you get:

            Â* Access the members’ forum

            Â* Participate in member surveys

            Â* Stay in touch with the latest news and updates from the UKDCA

            Â* Participate in UKDCA Workshops

            Â* Priority access and discounts to attend UKDCA organised events

            Â* Nominate yourself or others to stand for the annual UKDCA Board Elections

            Â* Vote in the annual UKDCA Board Elections

            Individual (Lifetime)

            Duration:Lifetime

            Price:£400

            What you get:

            Â* Access the members’ forum

            Â* Participate in member surveys

            Â* Stay in touch with the latest news and updates from the UKDCA

            Â* Participate in UKDCA Workshops

            Â* Priority access and discounts to attend UKDCA organised events

            Â* Nominate yourself or others to stand for the annual UKDCA Board Elections

            Â* Vote in the annual UKDCA Board Elections

            UKDCA Membership Plans - Corporate

            Start Up - operating for less than 2 years

            Duration: 1 year

            Price: £200

            What you get:

            Â* Access the members’ forum

            Â* Participate in member surveys

            Â* Stay in touch with the latest news and updates from the UKDCA

            Â* Participate in UKDCA Working Groups

            Â* Priority access and discounts to attend UKDCA organised events

            Â* Advertise the UKDCA membership motif on the company’s print and digital media

            Â* Nominate your company representative or other members to stand for the annual UKDCA Board Elections

            Â* Vote in the annual UKDCA Board Elections

            Corporate (Annual) - operating for more than 2 years

            Duration: 1 year

            Price: £1,000

            What you get:

            Â* Access the members’ forum

            Â* Participate in member surveys

            Â* Stay in touch with the latest news and updates from the UKDCA

            Â* Participate in UKDCA Working Groups

            Â* Priority access and discounts to attend UKDCA organised events

            Â* Advertise the UKDCA membership motif on the company’s print and digital media

            Â* Nominate your company representative or other members to stand for the annual UKDCA Board Elections

            Â* Vote in the annual UKDCA Board Elections

            Corporate (Lifetime) - operating for more than 2 years

            Duration: Lifetime

            Price:£20,000

            What you get:

            Â* Access the members’ forum

            Â* Participate in member surveys

            Â* Stay in touch with the latest news and updates from the UKDCA

            Â* Participate in UKDCA Working Groups

            Â* Priority access and discounts to attend UKDCA organised events

            Â* Advertise the UKDCA membership motif on the company’s print and digital media

            Â* Nominate your company representative or other members to stand for the annual UKDCA Board Elections

            Â* Vote in the annual UKDCA Board Elections

            Link to: https://www.ukdca.org/index.php/join-us/membership-options

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            • kris_davison
              kris_davison last edited by

              That’s pretty reasonable I wouldn’t mind paying the £20.

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                Flobdeth Regular Member last edited by

                Sorry for my bluntness, but screw individuals, unless you join for a year to vote a rep.

                The important part, Corporate

                Again, the corporations will get to create the legislation in crypto. It’s important that projects like Feathercoin get involved in things that involve the future Law of what we will or not be allowed to do with **_our _**resource. After all, it’s us, the people who create the resource. Worth considering a group with “moral values” to be represented in among there?

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                  chrisj Regular Member last edited by

                  I work on the communications work group for the UKDCA.

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                  • kris_davison
                    kris_davison last edited by

                    Yeah well that’s not the end of the world. We need businesses that get involved and we need the government to make up their minds on how to tax crypto etc. Its better to have a very public organisation like this than have no representation at all. Plus Chris is already in so all is good.

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                      uncle_muddy administrators last edited by

                      So does corporate mean a company/business or do they allow coins to join under the tier?

                      If it’s the later we are still only talking £200 / year as we have been operating for less than 2 years. I’m sure the community as a whole can see the benefits of being part of something like this so maybe it should be stuck up for crowd funding.

                      Maybe if we raise the funds we should have a vote on who represents us?

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                        flcph Regular Member last edited by

                        So does corporate mean a company/business or do they allow coins to join under the tier?

                        If it’s the later we are still only talking £200 / year as we have been operating for less than 2 years. I’m sure the community as a whole can see the benefits of being part of something like this so maybe it should be stuck up for crowd funding.

                        Maybe if we raise the funds we should have a vote on who represents us?

                        yes it would be great.

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                          objectivegp last edited by

                          Hi All

                          “The important part, Corporate” - well, a Corporate still gets a single vote, just like an individual.

                          Chris can say more, but just like the DCA provides a strong voice because it speaks for many people, a coin will hold more authority if it speaks for many.

                          The down side is a coin still gets just one vote.

                          Perhaps best to join as many individuals . . . ?

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