Despite being a good idea, I'm unsure about getting into $DGNS.
Running successful insurance "companies" relies on minimizing payouts. Many insurance startups that we encounter often essentially white-label products from the largest global insurance firms, who are the ones bearing the risk.
Most of us have likely faced difficulties claiming money from insurances, which is the norm. I attempted a deep dive into the terms and conditions, but the information is insufficient.
If people were unable to claim money from the platform, such stories would quickly circulate. I'm also uneasy about payouts being financed by fees from the token. Does this imply selling their own token to fund payouts?
With an undisclosed team, unclear terms and conditions, and no concrete financial information, I find it challenging to trust $DGNS. Show Less
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