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Quote from: sjbi on January 30, 2020, 09:14:32 AM

There is no need to hold ICO anywhere. You planning to issue a token just announce ICO and raise money. If you are talking about IEO, there are many good exchanges to launch it. Good exchanges are needed to launch IEO even if your project is good and innovative. Launching on Latoken, p2pb2b, may prove to be a bad decision.

Binance IEO should be a wise choice if you want to invest in a project. It has proven over a long time that Binance is strict on approving projects and is one of the great platforms that offer the IEO system. The initial coin offering today is fading or almost dead because investors are choosing the IEO investment than ICO.

Always be wise on the exchange cause not every IEO investment is good, There are many IEO who is failing with their plans. Better invest in the highest probability of success.

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There is no need to hold ICO anywhere. You planning to issue a token just announce ICO and raise money. If you are talking about IEO, there are many good exchanges to launch it. Good exchanges are needed to launch IEO even if your project is good and innovative. Launching on Latoken, p2pb2b, may prove to be a bad decision.

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Quote from: mrquackquack on January 29, 2020, 01:18:18 AM

Well I'm trying to see where people would feel most comfortable in investing at.

Seriously, it doesn't matter if it's a private sale or ieo or what every you want to call it, that's not the important part.
People want to invest into the projects, the way that offerings happen is secondary.
Write an announcement and a white paper, do your research and tell us what do you want to sell, what does that solve and what's your plan.

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Quote from: mrquackquack on January 28, 2020, 08:20:55 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?

ICOs? ICOs are dead. Cheesy

Or you mean IEO? 'cause if you mean IEO then the best place to do that would be on Binance.
Why? It is the most popular cryptocurrency exchange, good trading volume, and any shill post of a project connected to Binance will surely get more attention to it.
But, getting listed on that exchange is very, very difficult to achieve. The project needs to very good for them to even consider listing it.
So if you have plans on doing that, good luck. Grin

If your project is good you don't need crappy exchange like centralized binance. Don't they ask KYC? A good project can use any method of distribution and still do well. Only a total and complete moron will choose a project based on where it is listed or by the method of distribution. I do agree that having an IEO on an exchange is a good idea but if the project is that good it won't matter and it will eventually be listed.

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Quote from: mrquackquack on January 28, 2020, 08:20:55 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?

ICOs are no more mate and ICO can't be launched on exchange, if you want to use ICO to raise fund it will be managed by project owner or team themselves, believe me you will end up with worse results because investors wont invest on ICO

Why? Do you just say whatever you thinking as you think it? If you look at crowdfunding it works well.

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Quote from: mrquackquack on January 28, 2020, 08:20:55 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?

ICOs? ICOs are dead. Cheesy

Or you mean IEO? 'cause if you mean IEO then the best place to do that would be on Binance.
Why? It is the most popular cryptocurrency exchange, good trading volume, and any shill post of a project connected to Binance will surely get more attention to it.
But, getting listed on that exchange is very, very difficult to achieve. The project needs to very good for them to even consider listing it.
So if you have plans on doing that, good luck. Grin

I also did not quite understand the question)) But Binance is also expensive and of high quality. Maybe mrquackquack is interested in order to choose cheaper. And here you are welcome to different projects like https://bq.net/, there you can conduct an IEO type like a CIPX project to pump it up twice and then fix the price collapse from 0.004 USDT to 0.0000023 USDT
https://bq.net/trade/CIPX-USDT

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Quote from: mrquackquack on January 28, 2020, 09:48:33 PM

Yea probably not binance I think that would be overkill personally. So would a ICO build more value into the coin you think?

Why would binance be an overkill?

Its exactly where you should be doing it or to the likes of it such as Gate.io or Kucoin. You don't wanna do it on some inferior exchange which has tons of scam accusations because your team's reputation will also be at risk if you do that. I have no idea what and how much binance will ask to partner with a team though.

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Quote from: mrquackquack on January 28, 2020, 08:20:55 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?

Some comrades who are here start to put aside the issue of ICO, it is true that ICO has weakened, who knows how long the ICO will continue like this, maybe it's time for IEO. Binance surprised all of us with various offers. Plus the security and comfort provided in each project makes us more confident that IEO is the right choice, while waiting for the ICO to show its charm again.

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Quote from: nicster551 on January 29, 2020, 08:54:22 AM

ICO are dead nowadays and I dont think there will be investors investing in ICO as most of them turns into scam or turns worthless when it comes to exchange. If you are referring to Initial exchange Offering which is the trend today then the best exchange for IEO's are Binance, Kucoin, Huobi, Gate and Okex. Don't invest on the IEO that launched on cheap or new exchange, you will lose your investments.

I don't invest for long now in not known projects, even in new projects. It's good to give them chance but how about us when we got scam easily. I prefer to buy them once they are making sound in the market and doing well. ICO and IEO is no longer effective but I hope those projects that are really legit will be given a chance to make it long in the market.

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Quote from: mrquackquack on January 28, 2020, 09:50:05 PM

I was thinking maybe like an EBay or another ecommerce platform that would help both parties minimize scams and fraud. Any thoughts?

What are you talking about, none of these commercial platform will take the risk to accommodate any scam projects and if these big corporate companies wants to come up with a business they do not need to collect money in that name as they have the funds to accommodate and experiment any projects they want. The biggest problem is always the idea of making quick money by these developers which should end.

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Quote from: fuer44 on January 29, 2020, 01:55:23 AM

are you sure about that? ICO is dead?

Yes. Is it, recently, have you seen any startups or projects running an Initial coin offering having some success on their sales? No. You know why? Because people nowadays have better knowledge than the old days.
IEOs are far better since it is a guarantee that a project running an IEO would surely get listed on that specific exchange, regardless of how shitty that exchange is, trading of that tokens would surely happen and it would surely have some value. Of course there's still a chance that the value of the token/coin would decrease but that's entirely out of this discussion.

Quote from: fuer44 on January 29, 2020, 01:55:23 AM

many larger ones first, such as forkdelta or etherdelta.

Are you seriously suggesting running an IEO on those DEXs? LMAO Have you seen how low their volume is and how easily the prices can be manipulated?
By my experience, only scam and shitty projects tend to do their IEOs on decentralized exchanges.
Why? because they could easily get listed, no background checks, no fees, no accountability from the project team itself and that on its entirety is bad towards any investors.

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Quote from: mrquackquack on January 28, 2020, 09:50:05 PM

I was thinking maybe like an EBay or another ecommerce platform that would help both parties minimize scams and fraud. Any thoughts?

An e-commerce-like platform for ICO? Sounds weird to me. Nobody talks about ICOs anymore. No good project right now will launch an ICO when there is a better alternative, IEO. Talking about security for both investors and team members, the team should go for reputable exchanges even with their tight terms and conditions, rather than going for crappie exchanges.

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If you are talking about IEO then I can say Latoken,Binance,Bittrex,Kucoin are the best places to hold IEO. They are already popular specially Latoken is very popular for IEO right now as I can see.

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That's a good point, so what would be the most applicable for building value into a project?

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Quote from: mrquackquack on January 29, 2020, 02:23:44 AM

What about airdrops? Do investors like airdrops?

Airdrops are good. But how do you expect the promoters to gain cash from such practices? Airdrops are usually done, so that a struggling project can get an increase in userbase, acceptance and adoption. But normally this is being done for already listed projects and not for the fresh projects. If they do airdrops for fresh projects, then how the promoters will be able to cover the development costs?

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ICO are dead nowadays and I dont think there will be investors investing in ICO as most of them turns into scam or turns worthless when it comes to exchange. If you are referring to Initial exchange Offering which is the trend today then the best exchange for IEO's are Binance, Kucoin, Huobi, Gate and Okex. Don't invest on the IEO that launched on cheap or new exchange, you will lose your investments.

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Quote from: mrquackquack on January 28, 2020, 08:20:55 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?

In my opinion, the best place for selling new tokens is through exchangers, especially exchangers who already have a reputation for investors. Many investors still feel that ICO is not a safe place to invest because of the many scams that have occurred in recent years

It is true that we see that many ICO projects end in failure and some of them have no value when they enter into exchange. And sometimes developers enter their tokens into bad exchanges or it can be said that exchanges that don't have a good reputation will certainly end up with no value and holding the tokens will only end in vain.

when they put the token at the exchange place with a bad reputation they already work together the CEO will not provide support to the price of the token and the cost is very cheap with very easy requirements whereas if you want to register at a large exchange place like Binance or others requires a fee very expensive and difficult requirements.

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Quote from: mrquackquack on January 28, 2020, 08:20:55 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?

Crowdfunding in general should be held in a reputable platform. At least on that reputable platform, they do project background check and the legitimacy of the project. One that I known is Binance, kucoin, huobi though I can say not all that chooses those exchange platform for their crowdfunding are successful.

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Very sad, what would build a better project getting investors to invest or doing airdrops?

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Quote from: mrquackquack on January 28, 2020, 08:20:55 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?

In my opinion, the best place for selling new tokens is through exchangers, especially exchangers who already have a reputation for investors. Many investors still feel that ICO is not a safe place to invest because of the many scams that have occurred in recent years

It is true that we see that many ICO projects end in failure and some of them have no value when they enter into exchange. And sometimes developers enter their tokens into bad exchanges or it can be said that exchanges that don't have a good reputation will certainly end up with no value and holding the tokens will only end in vain.

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