Topic: Best way to do a coin distribution?1 - page 2. (Read 1145 times)
ICO is a good idea if you really want to continue developing your coin, and you will need money for marketing, a small ICO will help you, you also can give some bounties for the marketers who help you.
Freely distributed to authors that have published in IEEE journals in the last ten years as verified by their ORCA researcher ID...or something 
that way there would be no distribution 
to me, it's fair to make a small "ico", find a few investors(100+) and sell them a small share. A few days laters(assuming it will be listed in a exchange) you sell a few more coins. Just don't sell too much.
that way, you have some money to keep developing and give people some cheap coins. with time, price will stabilize.
Freely distributed to authors that have published in IEEE journals in the last ten years as verified by their ORCA researcher ID...or something
Hello, I just finished a project I started a few months ago. I created a coin from scratch 100% new code, but I was wondering what is the best way to distribute it fairly.
Even though some of you do not like ICOs I think it is one of the best methods because it prevents false accounts from getting coins like what happens in a free distribution.
I was thinking of doing a small ICO and maybe raise like 10 btc to fund a year of development. What are your thoughts?
Even though some of you do not like ICOs I think it is one of the best methods because it prevents false accounts from getting coins like what happens in a free distribution.
I was thinking of doing a small ICO and maybe raise like 10 btc to fund a year of development. What are your thoughts?
Non-ASIC PoW.
I forgot to say the coin is 100% proof of stake. That is why I am looking for a fair way to distribute it.
Hello, I just finished a project I started a few months ago. I created a coin from scratch 100% new code, but I was wondering what is the best way to distribute it fairly.
Even though some of you do not like ICOs I think it is one of the best methods because it prevents false accounts from getting coins like what happens in a free distribution.
I was thinking of doing a small ICO and maybe raise like 10 btc to fund a year of development. What are your thoughts?
Even though some of you do not like ICOs I think it is one of the best methods because it prevents false accounts from getting coins like what happens in a free distribution.
I was thinking of doing a small ICO and maybe raise like 10 btc to fund a year of development. What are your thoughts?
Non-ASIC PoW.
Hello, I just finished a project I started a few months ago. I created a coin from scratch 100% new code, but I was wondering what is the best way to distribute it fairly.
Even though some of you do not like ICOs I think it is one of the best methods because it prevents false accounts from getting coins like what happens in a free distribution.
I was thinking of doing a small ICO and maybe raise like 10 btc to fund a year of development. What are your thoughts?
Edit: the coin is 100% proof of stake
Even though some of you do not like ICOs I think it is one of the best methods because it prevents false accounts from getting coins like what happens in a free distribution.
I was thinking of doing a small ICO and maybe raise like 10 btc to fund a year of development. What are your thoughts?
Edit: the coin is 100% proof of stake
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