as a native digital currency for content purchase and for active community member rewards through dedicated funds. Immediately after the token sale is finished, Cappasity will give crowdsale participants an opportunity to pay for its already presented 3D modeling services with AR Tokens.Team:Kosta Popov: CEO. Alex Chegaev: Co-Founder.Marianna Alshina: Co-Founder. Natalie Reyes: CSO. Henry Ines: Advisor.Jeff Smith: Advisor.Jim Theberge: Advisor.Leo Batalov: Advisor.Cappasity will be holding its ICO on two phases, the first being held on October 25, 2017. The ICO token supply represents 70% of the total token supply. The total ICO funding cap is 50,000,000 USD but only 30,000,000 USD for the first phase. The token sale (Phase 1) is expected to end on November 22, 2017 or when the funding cap is reached. Phase 2 willEngland opt out of Victory Shield Under-16 competition

The Victory Shield was between England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland

The Football Association has announced England will no longer compete in the Victory Shield, the long-running under-16 event between the home nations.

England have won the tournament a record 35 times since World War II but the FA wants their young players to face opposition from further afield.

An FA statement said: "It's important to prioritise exposing them to European and world opposition."

Wales won the Victory Shield last term and Scotland triumphed the year before.

It has been contested annually since 1946-47, with England first winning it in 1949-50.

The FA said the decision "ensures consistency with a key element of the England DNA."

The statement added: "Although we recognise the historic interest in these matches,