Topic: 80% of ICOs are Scams - page 85. (Read 12218 times)
Im extremely upset about this situation too. From almost twenty bounties that i took part in only six gave me the real profits. Others scamed or dont work on project development
I think for now it's not too big, but I believe that it will grow and maybe until 80% or more. I'm afraid of that, because it also can make more SCAM Bounty Campaign and finally earning money in ICO just myth.
I'm sure it's a lot less. now the market is really a lot of scams, but not exactly 80% is simply impossible
Of the approximately 200 bounty companies I've been involved in, only a few can be called scams. They were created for the purpose of deception. The rest were in various degrees successful, but scams, I would not call them.
Now a lot of scam projects, but not more than 30%. And if you spend time, you can find good and promising projects.
The author doesn't suggest that it's 80% fail. They are saying that 80% never intend to build a product in the first time.
That means 20% of ICOs actually try.
So for every 100 ICOs, 20 of them attempt to build a product. If 10% of them have any success, that's 2 companies for a 2% success rate.
In Silicon Valley, even if only 10% succeed, you're still getting 10 good companies out of 100.
That means 20% of ICOs actually try.
So for every 100 ICOs, 20 of them attempt to build a product. If 10% of them have any success, that's 2 companies for a 2% success rate.
In Silicon Valley, even if only 10% succeed, you're still getting 10 good companies out of 100.
nt all icos are a scam but some ico are genuine and expected to grow in price due to decentralized open source network anyone can start the ico and run but we should understand every business have the subsequent effort of risk it is the investor who should take care
On the one hand, this is a sad statistics, on the other hand I see that fraudulent projects are now collecting very little money. Investors have become more intelligent and cautious, so gradually the market gets rid of scammers.
This figure of fraudulent ICO projects is too exaggerated. I think that in fact they are from a third to a half. However, of course, and this is enough,
to say that there is a problem in ICO and this problem is very big. The activities of the ICO should be urgently regulated. Without regulation, the popularity of ICO projects will continue to fall. Already there was information that the drafting of documents on the regulation of ICO work in France, Japan, China, Russia. I think that soon such regulation will be massive and the period of fraud in it will finally end.
to say that there is a problem in ICO and this problem is very big. The activities of the ICO should be urgently regulated. Without regulation, the popularity of ICO projects will continue to fall. Already there was information that the drafting of documents on the regulation of ICO work in France, Japan, China, Russia. I think that soon such regulation will be massive and the period of fraud in it will finally end.
These scam ICOs are becoming too much in the system rendering crypto investment unattractive these days. I hope the introduction of KYC will be of help to reduce this
I think the scam projects are about 40%. And somewhere around 30% are projects that did not get the soft cap. And only 30% of successful projects.
It is perfectly normal for any new innovative systems. In fact 5% - 8% ICO success is a very good number for new startups in comparison to old schools IPOs.
Nothing to do here, Crypto market is filling with lots of scammers. We need to do something to prevent those shitty scammers. Most of the crypto projects are hacked, some good projects have gone after listing in one exchange. Many ICO Projects are pausing now, and many ICO Projects are being failed. But about scammers, we need to something make together to prevent those scammers. ICO Project's reputation are going to end. If this continues then after one or to years, people will forget to invest in ICO.
So we just have to find the other 20%, sounds easy 
Anyways, it may be true, I personaly see a lot of ICO-s failing after the crowdsale too, but luckily, I only invested in one scam project yet, and it was the beginning of my crypto "carreer", so hope it will not happen again, now that I can better judge.
Anyways, it may be true, I personaly see a lot of ICO-s failing after the crowdsale too, but luckily, I only invested in one scam project yet, and it was the beginning of my crypto "carreer", so hope it will not happen again, now that I can better judge.Yes I also agree with that we need to choose the remaining twenty percent for our investment but it is not easy we can spend more time to find that it is the only thing that good for you .
Now the scammers are becoming much more and it's certainly upsetting . This makes it difficult for us to choose . We have to lose a lot of time in search of worthy projects .
Well, why only 80%? I think that around 90-95 percent are real scammers. It is a real talent to be able to choose a good project among so many scammers. And it seems to me that it is possible to get this talent only together with the investment experience.
Yes, there are undoubtedly a lot of fraudulent ICO projects, but unfortunately this statistics gives little idea of what exactly these projects are!
So we just have to find the other 20%, sounds easy Anyways, it may be true, I personaly see a lot of ICO-s failing after the crowdsale too, but luckily, I only invested in one scam project yet, and it was the beginning of my crypto "carreer", so hope it will not happen again, now that I can better judge.
Anyways, it may be true, I personaly see a lot of ICO-s failing after the crowdsale too, but luckily, I only invested in one scam project yet, and it was the beginning of my crypto "carreer", so hope it will not happen again, now that I can better judge.
Most ICOs are indeed scams. This is why we all should be aware of the ICO we are joining. Make a research first. Try to check the ICO's team/developer and its rating in websites like icobench or icorating. I usually join ICOs handled by trusted managers. This helps lessen the risk.
Unfortunately most of the Icos are scam that’s right. They are usually aiming to scam people with big promises and imaginary products but i don’t get surprised by scammers i get surprised because i can’t believe still so much people fall for it. We should have learnt from our mistakes by now. Be extra careful guys , cryptoworld is full of scammers.
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