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Topic: 3.75% of Americans ready to invest in ICO? (Read 841 times)

member
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It is true that crypto is becoming more and more popular around the world, but it is rather difficult for Americans trade on Exchanges and to participate in ICOs because of SEC regulations.
full member
Activity: 360
Merit: 100
LendEDU survey:

25% of Americans know about ICOs

15% of them plan to make investment via ICOs!

15% of 25%= Around 3.75%

https://www.initialcoinlist.com/how-do-americans-feel-about-icos/
Americans are always looking for a chance to increase their wealth. Good news but only if the US government less hell-bent on regulations, KYC then maybe we could even more Americans plan to jump in crypto.
member
Activity: 588
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The US has its own laws and its own economy. Cryptocurrencies though not prohibited, but there are strict laws that do not allow you to do much. Apparently the Americans consider the ICO not a very reliable investment.
newbie
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I think its is so perfect investation,
full member
Activity: 862
Merit: 100
It is true that most investors are interested in ICO because of the large profits that it brings, but with this bear market, it is difficult to attract them, as well as their willingness to invest in ICO.
Because bear market is great time to buy, if hold about few years will give so many profits than we buy it when bull market. So i think not because bear market to prevent them invest in crypto but because of the regulation. So many projects prohibit US citizens

3.75% is a  good thing for the USA residents as these projects are banned in America. However, not so many people invest in ICO and IEO projects also. Most people know that many of them turned out to be a scam, and no one wants to be deceived again. However, the same statistics say that over 12% of the US citizens own cryptocurrencies, and this is cool.
copper member
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if it is true that 3.75% of Americans will invest in ICO, I am sure there will be many successful ICO like in 2017, because as we know America is one of the largest countries in the world and has a good economy, so that it can have a good impact on ICO and cryptocurrency in the future.
legendary
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Merit: 1225
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The percentage could be higher if there were no scam ICO, investors are losing millions of dollars of money in scam ICO and hacking and because of these some of US investors are hesitant to invest in ICO, but when the market is up and there is a regulation, the number will definitely go up.
sr. member
Activity: 1960
Merit: 329
The Americans can stay away from cryotocurrency like the lilly hearted Chinese, and see how we grow to mass adoption. Even, some ICOs do not accept Americans for whatever legal reasons. I do not want to know what population of Americans there are in cryotocurrency. With or without them the community will continue to grow and adoption is just near.
legendary
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Merit: 1288
LendEDU survey:

25% of Americans know about ICOs

15% of them plan to make investment via ICOs!

15% of 25%= Around 3.75%

https://www.initialcoinlist.com/how-do-americans-feel-about-icos/

How many are owning stocks?   got this answer on google 51.9 percent of families owned stocks  So if lets say family have 3 members that means that 17% own stocks.   This is number that is possible.   Now you add that ICOs are unregulated securities, then you can imagine how number will be much lower then 17%.
full member
Activity: 1498
Merit: 129
Even if they want to participate in ICO, most project will not accept them except some few ones. This is because of their laws guiding many of their citizens. Most project dev believe ICO investment is very risky and they might get more in trouble when the accept US citizens and the project end up unsuccessful. We have seen in the past where project run away with investors funds or refuse to return investors fund when the sales is not successful. Such project won't want to involve US Citizens
copper member
Activity: 210
Merit: 1
I believe in such statistics, because now many ICO projects are very bad and do not cause interest from investors

Thank you. ICO projects have failed due to lack of trusts from the project team. I wouldn't want to blame the investors when they don't invest in ICO projects anymore. The interest is gone.
full member
Activity: 322
Merit: 100
I believe in such statistics, because now many ICO projects are very bad and do not cause interest from investors
hero member
Activity: 1876
Merit: 512
25% of Americans know about ICO, that is pretty high, this just shows that Crypto has made inward road into US, I just hope there would be a clear regulations soon about ICO/token sale because this muddy environment is really telling on the Altcoins market with BTC dominance now around 64%
legendary
Activity: 2464
Merit: 1102
Most ICOs currently restrict Americans from participating. So if the above ratio is correct, we can see that the potential for ICO is still very large, because 3.75% is not a small number compared to the US population.
The roles of Americans are quite important in the adoption of cryptocurrency, if we really need adoption rate to grow very fast, I wonder why most ico’s are excluding Americans from there project when the technology of cryptocurrency is meant to be a global one, when satoshi started this cryptocurrency, he never segregated never thought there would be any country that would not need to take part in it,

It is better for American themselves to openly declare they are the ones not interested than for projects to seclude them, in fact, sometimes, when I see projects that do exclude Americans. Those projects looks to me like they are scam projects, and would not want to do anything that will involve scamming Americans easily and trigger investigation into their scam activities. Imagine what that figure would really do in the crypto market too.
sr. member
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Merit: 263
Where did you find out this info? Those figures look inflated to me. I am happy about it, we need investors. Let us hope the investors educate themselves properly and don't feed scams. Many projects will be in need of help.
Legit projects that succeed will push us further and further towards where we want to go and having actual working projects running on the blockchain.
full member
Activity: 896
Merit: 103
they ready BUT they dont do it! More they are prohibit it! but when they realy will invest maybe something major will change in crypto currency world
full member
Activity: 447
Merit: 100
That would be a significant number if future ICO projects could be deployed in the US, because all ICOs currently prohibit Americans (except for the recent Blockstack which is the first case with a SEC license). Then a large amount of inflow go to the market, which is a positive signal for crypto.
full member
Activity: 335
Merit: 100
LendEDU survey:

25% of Americans know about ICOs

15% of them plan to make investment via ICOs!

15% of 25%= Around 3.75%

https://www.initialcoinlist.com/how-do-americans-feel-about-icos/
Most ICOs currently restrict Americans from participating. So if the above ratio is correct, we can see that the potential for ICO is still very large, because 3.75% is not a small number compared to the US population.
copper member
Activity: 266
Merit: 0
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I believe that there are much more people from USA that wish to take part in crypto industry in general, but the stupid thing is that any legit ICO cannot accept them. Hope within several years we will defeat such barriers.
sr. member
Activity: 1288
Merit: 253
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It is true that most investors are interested in ICO because of the large profits that it brings, but with this bear market, it is difficult to attract them, as well as their willingness to invest in ICO.
Because bear market is great time to buy, if hold about few years will give so many profits than we buy it when bull market. So i think not because bear market to prevent them invest in crypto but because of the regulation. So many projects prohibit US citizens
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