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 
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I like the fact that many countries are currently enforcing the ICO projects regulations.
that’s the thing that annoys me the most, people launching icos aren’t the people that have been building their business sleeplessly with their own sweat and blood. The nerds that believed in bitcoin have won
Damn, so many ICOs though, they used to be less commonplace, didn’t they?
it’s just that people who don’t know how to lead business get a hold of big money. any regular dude that mined some bitcoins with his video card now gets thousands of dollars of clean profit. These guys are the ones that can afford to organize their own ICO now))) These guys must’ve gathered the money this way too)))
I’ve been fruitlessly trying to look up successful ICOs that don’t involve cryptocurrencies. Are there such things at all? Or not enough time has passed yet?
Damn, so many ICOs though, they used to be less commonplace, didn’t they?
The situation is very similar to the crowdfunding boom situation. ICO is crowdfunding, basically, but without a third party that takes commissions from the raised sums of money.
blockchain is required to make it possible to distribute ICO tokens through the existing dedicated system.
How come ICO isn’t object-oriented? you pick a project you like and invest in it. the project can either blow up or not and there’s no big difference from the ‘traditional crowdfunding’ here.
Weelll… i think we should organize an ICO project about reigniting the trust toward ICO. on the blockchain.
don’t forget smart contracts, my friend)))that’s mostly because of the free of regulations nature of blockchain, you can get any payments from anybody.
You do understand this a great fruitful environment for scammers and whatnot? Weelll… i think we should organize an ICO project about reigniting the trust toward ICO. on the blockchain.
don’t forget smart contracts, my friend)))
that’s mostly because of the free of regulations nature of blockchain, you can get any payments from anybody.
Weelll… i think we should organize an ICO project about reigniting the trust toward ICO. on the blockchain.
don’t forget smart contracts, my friend)))
as for me, i prefer a blockchain-less type of crowdfunding, they are more object-oriented. ICO is a lottery for guessing the winner and making money off of.
what are we even talking about already?)))) take a look at the situation with ICOs from a bit differetn angle: they just sell tokens. and there’s nothing better in terms of freedom than paper money,at least for now.
haha, there’s at least one problem with paper money: they are printed (by pretty bad people), so they can be depleted pretty fast.Weelll… i think we should organize an ICO project about reigniting the trust toward ICO. on the blockchain.
don’t forget smart contracts, my friend)))Weelll… i think we should organize an ICO project about reigniting the trust toward ICO. on the blockchain.
don’t forget smart contracts, my friend))) Is there any suffficient way to minimize the risks coming with ICO investing?
it’s very simple - don’t take part in ICOs. this is a 100% working option))Is there any suffficient way to minimize the risks coming with ICO investing?
it’s very simple - don’t take part in ICOs. this is a 100% working option))Jump to: