Word! ‘Come’ is a very good word to use here. They must come personally, exactly, and meet their investment object’s owners in order to understand who they are and what they’re really worth. It’d be something more than just reading a page on kickstarter and donate 50 bucks.
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well i didn’t say anything about centralized solutions for once… i don’t see any significant positive differences of such ‘let’s get some rep and make it our universal advantage’ approach from formally centralized systems. you say ‘if it’s a decent project, you can find a reputable mentor’ so you mean that someone must come and assess all the risks or risk their reputation practically in vain?
what’s the issue? if it’s a decent project, you can find a reputable mentor. There’s also always an option of entering the market with like non-negative reputation and hope that you’ll be appreciated. This seems to me to be more reasonable than government regulations or centralized certification system
Actually, in a big number of cases, startup creators are yesterday’s students with an experience and reputation at hand. I understand that the example is overused, but Zuckerberg and co. created Facebook being students.
I mean those who have accidentally heard about ICO and decided to invest in the token generation platform lead by chance. I mean it’s kinda idiotic invseting in the technical project when you have no idea what it’s all about, amirite?
I can say surely that this startup is not for people from ‘outside’ industries to invest.
yea, all the goodness to you too my brother.
seems like you’re all outta reasonable arguments) respectfully, have a good day
I like the fact that many countries are currently enforcing the ICO projects regulations.
do you really believe that these regulations are created to protect investors’ interests? even Jordan Belfort states that ICO fundraising is a scam
you shouldn’t tryna convince me, i don’t know ya, you may be a person planning to launch some ‘overly original’ ico lurking through these forums as far as i know.
obviously… not much time has passed since their initial introduction to the market. first projects should be starting to launch right now
look, if all icos would fail, no one would invest in them
i don’t even knkow who you belford is, wtf)) i have my own head on the shoulders
look it up, at least for the sake of curiousity. Perhaps you’ll change your mind.
i don’t even knkow who you belford is, wtf)) i have my own head on the shoulders
for me, the most annoying thing that simple people can lose money this way very easily. Even the projects that blow up can often not be able to cover all the expenses that’s been involved in the project initially.
ICO environment is especially ‘tasty’ for criminals and scammers who can just take your money and go. Many investors don’t even bother to verify all the info icos provide. I like the fact that many countries are currently enforcing the ICO projects regulations.
do you really believe that these regulations are created to protect investors’ interests? even Jordan Belfort states that ICO fundraising is a scamfor me, the most annoying thing that simple people can lose money this way very easily. Even the projects that blow up can often not be able to cover all the expenses that’s been involved in the project initially.
ICO environment is especially ‘tasty’ for criminals and scammers who can just take your money and go. Many investors don’t even bother to verify all the info icos provide. for me, the most annoying thing that simple people can lose money this way very easily. Even the projects that blow up can often not be able to cover all the expenses that’s been involved in the project initially.
ICO environment is especially ‘tasty’ for criminals and scammers who can just take your money and go. Many investors don’t even bother to verify all the info icos provide. for me, the most annoying thing that simple people can lose money this way very easily. Even the projects that blow up can often not be able to cover all the expenses that’s been involved in the project initially.
ICO environment is especially ‘tasty’ for criminals and scammers who can just take your money and go. Many investors don’t even bother to verify all the info icos provide.
for me, the most annoying thing that simple people can lose money this way very easily. Even the projects that blow up can often not be able to cover all the expenses that’s been involved in the project initially.
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