1) Can I buy (Zi) – Zioncoin how do I get them free?
Yes on Stellarport.io with xlm, It is also being offered for free through our VABC projects.
2) Can I trade (Zi) – Zioncoin?
Yes, By default Zi are trade-able against XLM using Stellarport.io decentralized Exchange.
3) How can I Receive (Zi) – Zioncoin?
Create an account on stellarport.io fund that account with at least 10 XLM, then create a Trust Line Against the Issuing Address, this is explained in the trust line video. You can also download the Lobstr app from your app store or google play for secure mobile wallets here: https://lobstr.co/
4) How Much (Zi) Will be Given to me through the VABC projects?
Your group leaders will have a budget, to distribute Zioncoins, you will need to prove your works via links uploads etc.
5) How do I get my free WP website with my own domain name with 10yrs free hosting?
With the Zioncoins foundation what you see is what you get. We’ll give you a website exactly like this, 10 yrs free hosting, your own domain name of your choice .co.uk or .org.uk, with shopping cart integration and soon to come Zioncoin (Zi) payment channel. You will need to earn a set number of Zioncoins Zi in order to receive this award.
6) How to set up a Stellarport wallet.
7) How to send xlm & activate your stellarport account.
7) How to buy xlm stellar lumens.
This video not an endorsement of where to buy Stellar Lumens with you credit/debit card it’s simply an example for educational purposes. Please do your own research, the website I used for an example seemed to work well and I got my xlm with out issue.
8) How to create a Zi Trust line and trade xlm for Zi.
9)Where can I see Zi ledger and stats?
You can find the Zi blockchain ledger and stats on stellar Expert: https://stellar.expert/explorer/public/asset/Zi-GDBNNE67F54PTUZTCTOQYT5CQZFXA2AX6O5DCA5BVR653OP6KCWGG2Z7
10) Where can get I Free Stellar XLM?
Well for a limited time you can get free xlm from Blockchain.com just simply download the app and follow the instruction: https://www.blockchain.com/wallet
11) What are Crypto Currency or Digital Assets?
Firstly welcome to the new financial revolution which is Blockchain: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cryptocurrency
12) Why get Crypto Currency or Digital Assets like Zioncoin Zi?
We believe that these assets will rise in valve over time, as its done so often in the past; because of their underline technology and utility. Crypto currency/ Digital assets are fast become a new asset class as governments around the world are starting to recognize their valve and utility. Traditional stock markets and banks around the world are now adopting these asset as stores of valve and and a means of faster and more secure payments.
13) What is The Zioncoin Foundation
The Zioncoin Foundation is an unincorporated association?
An unincorporated association is an organisation that arises when two or more people come together for a particular purpose, but decide not to use a formal structure like a company.
Most clubs, societies, groups, and some syndicates are unincorporated, as are most voluntary organisations.
The advantage that being unincorporated gives, and what makes it such a popular choice for a club or society, is a greater freedom of operation than a company or a partnership. For example, there is no requirement to submit annual returns.
Is an unincorporated association recognised at law?
Unlike an incorporated organisation (for example, a limited company) an unincorporated association is not a “legal entity” in law. So it has no legal rights and is not separate from its members. It follows that individual members are legally responsible for the acts and omissions of the entire organisation.
If the association acts through individuals or committees or any other delegated authority, then in most cases, those individuals are responsible to the person they deal with, for what they do in the name of the organisation. However, the position may be more complicated and will depend on the application of the law of contract and implied authority.
Unincorporated associations may also have trading or business objectives or carry on commercial activities.
Any contract which purports to be made by the association must in fact be made by one or more of its members because it itself is not a legal entity. In most cases, that means the managing committee is responsible, or the individual who set up the contract.
If an association has money, it will probably have a bank account. That will have been set up in law as an account in the name of two to four individuals. The bank will look to those people as individuals to run the account. Technically, they are trustees for their members, but the bank is not concerned with a beneficial interest. The same considerations apply whether contract involves a transfer of money or some non-monetary obligation.
Why you should write the rules of the association into a formal constitution
The most obvious reasons for having a written constitution is that it provides a record of what was agreed. New members joining should understand far better what is expected of them, and disagreements as to how the organisation should be managed will be minimised.
The second reason stems from the fact that all members are collectively responsible for the actions of the association. Writing the rules down reminds all members what they may or may not do and therefore helps reduce the possibility that an individual acts in a way that jeopardises the interests of another member.
It follows that the downside of being unincorporated is that the members are never safe from liability incurred by others of them. The safest way to run a simple organisation is to make sure that the rules make clear that no member may commit the association to any contract or expense without consent of the body of members and that all expenses are funded in advance.
By providing clear guidelines as to how the organisation, club or society will work, a constitution safeguards the interests of members against each other and ensures on-going success.
What to put in the constitution
Management provisions
For most clubs, it is impractical for every member to have a vote on every decision. Therefore, a management committee is usually elected to run the organisation on behalf of the members.
The authority of the voluntary management committee flows from the constitution or rules because every member has agreed to those rules when he signs up as a member. That leaves the office holders as agents for all the members.
It is important when setting up an unincorporated association to consider how office-bearers will be appointed, what duties, powers and responsibilities the management committee will have, and under what circumstances the appointment ends. You should write these into the constitution.
Membership rules
You should also consider at the start the criteria or eligibility for becoming a member, how a person becomes a member and importantly, how membership ends. You may want to give committee members the right to end the membership of individuals who behave in ways inconsistent with the rules or values of your organisation.
The process as to how to change the rules
Over time the members may wish to amend the organisation’s purposes or the arrangements for the conducting of its affairs. Unless there are any express rules governing the changing of purposes or rules it is presumed that changes can only be made with the consent of all the members of the association. That often presents a problem if not all members can come together to vote, or if the decision is not unanimous.
Therefore, if it is important that decisions can be made quickly or regularly, it may be sensible to set out alternative arrangements for decision making (such as giving a committee powers to make certain decisions or letting a majority vote decide).
It may also be a good idea to set out when all members should meet regularly, for example, setting out that there will be an Annual General Meeting (AGM) or an Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) of the members of the association. Decisions that do require the vote of all members can be made at these.
Registration of your association
There is no requirement to register with any government department because these types of organisations are not bound by regulations. For example, they do not need to be registered at either Companies House or the Financial Services Authority.
If your organisation has charitable aims, you can apply to the Charity Commission for charitable status. If you are given this status, you will have to comply with the Commission’s regulations.
14) Zioncoin Foundation Organisations future legal status
The Zioncoin foundation has a view to form a 2 tier CIO foundation registered in England & Wales tha mean the Unicorporated Association will stay the same however a more charitable foundation will be formed to support the organisations needs and forester growth of the Zioncoins Community .