Topic: [2017-09-20] INVESTORS STILL INTERESTED IN ICOS (Read 3791 times)
I wonder how long it will take China to realize they are fighting windmills. It's a total waste of time to ban ICOs. A much better idea would be to legalize, but set strict rules that would make people financially responsible for any infringements. This way the government would keep milking popular ICOs no matter if they turn out to be legit or scams.
The reason for this situation is that the organization and conduct of the ICO are decentralized. To improve the quality of the ICO, it seems that the governments of countries should license this activity by regulating it at the legislative level. However, the fact that investors support the ICO is evidenced by the mass nature of their conduct. Let's see what will be decided about this in China soon.
Style note - making your title all caps makes me not want to read it.
The reasoning is, if you can't handle capslock properly, why should I care about what you're posting?
The reasoning is, if you can't handle capslock properly, why should I care about what you're posting?
Startups are increasingly choosing to raise funds with ICOs (Initial Coin Offerings). The main reasons for making such a decision are probably the low cost of raising such capital and the minimal cost that must be incurred in order to start the crowdsale.
Regardless of whether it is a well-established organization or a group of university graduates with innovative ideas and low initial capital, ICO offers both the opportunity to raise capital.
More: http://dowbit.com/investors-still-interested-in-icos/
Regardless of whether it is a well-established organization or a group of university graduates with innovative ideas and low initial capital, ICO offers both the opportunity to raise capital.
More: http://dowbit.com/investors-still-interested-in-icos/
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