Best Places To Hold Initial Coin Offerings - page 3.

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Quote from: orcobbe on January 31, 2020, 02:28:43 PM

Hello. What I have noticed today - there are more cases of attacks on exchanges etc. And as far as I understand, this is also a reason why people are thinking more on more secured approaches

This is true and I have also noticed more situations, when different people think more on where to store the funds. And what exactly do you mean by other ways?

orcobbe

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Hello. What I have noticed today - there are more cases of attacks on exchanges etc. And as far as I understand, this is also a reason why people are thinking more on more secured approaches

mrquackquack

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Crazy enough in my opinion after all these quote unquote scams and such I would still feel more comfortable with an ICO than an IEO.

Mdmaruft

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I think i little number of people interested with ico, all investors moved to ieo. Because a large number of ico are scam. For Ieo i like binance and kucoin exchange. Because they are topexchange, real trading volume and trusted exchange.

kaneki007

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The ICO project is now almost dead and has switched to IEO, I still have time to find some who are still launching ICO, it's just that investors might hesitate to invest their money there. And for now it is better to choose IEO which is launched on large exchanges, because many projects fail due to lack of funds and force to do so on small volumes of exchanges.

imstillthebest

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hold ico or the coins ? are you refering to a wallet ? or you mean what is the best place to conduct an ico . well every ico has thier own site . you can use a high level security on it so that you can protect them from phishing , hacking , etc . you also need to search your project on the web to know if someone pretend to be you because this is one of the tactic by scamers . laslty , it will still depend on the advocacy of your project if people find it worth it to invest or not .

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Quote from: darewaller on January 31, 2020, 01:30:41 AM

If I had any chance to create my own coin in anyway or shape one day, I would honestly give it for free on PoW and not do anything myself. Maybe new people do not remember those days but back in the day if there was a coin to be created they would just release the wallet and let people mine it to have it instead of giving it away instead of ethereum or bnb or anything, the owners and creators didn't made any money from it, there wasn't premined or anything.

Nowadays all coins are fully premined and given away in exchange of money for it and I dislike the current system. Just make a coin, release the wallet and let people use it however they want, I wouldn't own any of it when it first starts and maybe mine it as much as I can but that's it, wouldn't get any extra from anyone else.

You're right and that was because in the early days people are not into cryptocurrency to make quick bucks but to showcase the beautiful and potential part of crypto/blockchain.
With that been said, fully premined coin or not still dont provided both investors and project manager security from fraud or scam as the OP asked.
I believe the OP need to first forget about ICO cause most investors dont trust it anymore, hire an experienced blockchain expert consultant who have work with previous successful project for better advise and run his IEO on current trusted exchange site.

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If I had any chance to create my own coin in anyway or shape one day, I would honestly give it for free on PoW and not do anything myself. Maybe new people do not remember those days but back in the day if there was a coin to be created they would just release the wallet and let people mine it to have it instead of giving it away instead of ethereum or bnb or anything, the owners and creators didn't made any money from it, there wasn't premined or anything.

Nowadays all coins are fully premined and given away in exchange of money for it and I dislike the current system. Just make a coin, release the wallet and let people use it however they want, I wouldn't own any of it when it first starts and maybe mine it as much as I can but that's it, wouldn't get any extra from anyone else.

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I think you are thinking about IEO. The best place to hold a token sale is one of the top ten exchanges, especially Binance, Huobi, Kucoin or Gate.io. The most projects, that sold their tokens on that exchanges made good profit.

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Why not consider IEO, because ico can be held anywhere and it is always hold on the project official site meaning the company has full control over the ico unlike IEO.

mrquackquack

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The more I read and hear about it I think an IEO is completely out of the question. No offense I think its a good idea to bring some sort of credibility to the project and maybe some sort of trust for investors but I still think there are better ways.

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I think the best place to hold IEO is in a reputable exchange, although not all the exchanges are good for IEO whether reputable or not. Also, those project will have to do their advertisement.

mrquackquack

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How long have you been there D?

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Quote from: mrquackquack on January 28, 2020, 07:20:55 PM

What are some of the best places you can think to hold ICOs, that provide both the investor and the project manager security from fraud, scams so on and so forth?

Bro, can you just stop with your incessant questions about an ICO? It seems like you're trying to start up your own project, but have absolutely no idea what you're doing or any plan to get there.

Instead, you're just crowdsourcing information from a community, most of which know even less than you and are simply spamming to increase their post count....

How about you actually hire a blockchain or ICO consultancy and ask all of these questions to them. If you can't afford to do that, then expect failure.

I'm already sure whatever you produce is destined for failure just by how little effort you're actually putting into this.

mrquackquack

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Well in my opinion I think binance for most people is complete overkill and out of the question.

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Quote from: LbtalkL on January 30, 2020, 10:56:36 AM

Maybe are you referring to IEO (Initial Exchange Offering) because ICO's day are gone. The safest way to conduct an IEO is Binance but it as hard to launch an IEO there but if you're confident that your project is good why not there is no harm on trying. Look for top exchanges that conduct an IEO that's should be decent but of course, always review exchange reputation; https://www.coingecko.com/en/exchanges

Binance exchange is not the only option, there are many other good top exchanges that have shown their capabilities with old IEO projects for example gate.io, any top exchange is good, the fact is top exchanges have trusted investors because of their high trading volume/liquidity

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Maybe are you referring to IEO (Initial Exchange Offering) because ICO's day are gone. The safest way to conduct an IEO is Binance but it as hard to launch an IEO there but if you're confident that your project is good why not there is no harm on trying. Look for top exchanges that conduct an IEO that's should be decent but of course, always review exchange reputation; https://www.coingecko.com/en/exchanges

mrquackquack

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I still favor the ICO better than the IEO.

DDante

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You should do some research on old projects that raise funds through exchanges, those who come out with good results are from top exchanges, here are lists of good exchanges for raising fund
1) binance
2) gate.io
3) Okex
4) Kucoin

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Quote from: mrquackquack on January 28, 2020, 07:20:55 PM

What are some of the best places you can think to hold ICOs, that provide both the investor and the project manager security from fraud, scams so on and so forth?

IEO is the answer you seeking for, the only thing that stands between dev and investors is exchanges that's launching the fundraising, i suggest only top exchanges to avoid bad results, do not use dex exchanges or new exchanges, this is the only bad side of IEO fundraising, if you choose new exchange you won't raise anything

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