SISA

Strategic Investments in Significant Areas (SISA) is a platorm built on a unique business model which enables individual investors to participate in a pooled fund to make strategic investments in interesting new projects in diversified fields. Each token entitles the holder to redeem a proportional share of the profits generated by the fund during that quarter. The fund will begin paying dividends every quarter starting from Q1 2018.

About SISA At SISA, our mission is to offer a distributed pooled investment vehicle with a low barrier to entry and a decentralized, democratic management mechanism. By utilizing the Ethereum blockchain, we will issue ERC20 compliant tokens to every investor in order to guarantee safe payout and distribution of the fund’s profits. SISA is not only a platform for raising funds for a pooled investment, but also a platform for pitching, vtting, and selecting new, innovaAve ideas. In this way, we can bring investors and investment seekers together to collaborate via a common platform. The SISA platform includes a voAng system available to all token owners who will have voting rights equal to their ownership stake. Each new project will be proposed to the token holders. Whether or not the fund invests in the project is entirely determined by the voAng of the SISA holders. This system sets the bar for crypto-fund transparency policies and allows SISA token holders to exercise their authority in selecting which projects will receive investment. SISA also will provide research and analysis services to its token holders, employing top experts in any given field to review the prospects of each proposal. This analysis will be made available to the token holders as they make their decision. We aim to create a robust debate and information-based decisionmaking mechanisms while keeping the decentralized nature of the project intact. SISA will invest in blockchainrelated projects as well as making strategic investments in traditional businesses around the world. The SISA team recognizes major funding gaps for infrastructure projects in emerging economies such as India and China. Both are currently planning major infrastructure projects in need of short-, medium- and long-term investments. For example, China is rebuilding the silk route, which itself is a mulAbillion dollar project. India is building smart cities, huge hydro power projects, solar power plants, and much more in the near future.