I can share with you about few months ago, I met a guy in a conference and his company are helping people who has idea to launch ICO, and the expense is 1% of wagered amount.
Topic: Guys, please advise: Should I do ICO myself or hire someone to do? - page 2. (Read 736 times)
September 19, 2017, 07:27:29 PM
@ettagames Thanks for prompt response. 1% sounds pretty reasonable. Could you please message me privately the details?
September 19, 2017, 11:16:53 AM
Since you are on budget, I will advice that you first of all get your token ready on github, get other dev involve, look for people with experience on twitter. You can also negotiate payment in exchange for your token. Good luck
September 19, 2017, 10:54:37 AM
I am a student on a budget 
I want to launch an ICO to sell tokens/new crypto currency.
I researched and realized there are a lot of companies that I can hire to do ICO.
1. All these guys are pretty expensive. Am I right?
2. Wave is probably the only affordable one. But, how good is it to market/promote ICO through Wave?
3. I am pretty technical myself. So, I can do it myself with Strat or Ethereum. If I do myself, ow the hell do I market/promote it?
My ICO is the first of its kind (Cliche, I know) that benefits women
Thanks guys
I want to launch an ICO to sell tokens/new crypto currency.
I researched and realized there are a lot of companies that I can hire to do ICO.
1. All these guys are pretty expensive. Am I right?
2. Wave is probably the only affordable one. But, how good is it to market/promote ICO through Wave?
3. I am pretty technical myself. So, I can do it myself with Strat or Ethereum. If I do myself, ow the hell do I market/promote it?
My ICO is the first of its kind (Cliche, I know) that benefits women
Thanks guys
hello we launched our ICO and we did both a part by ourselves and a part with advisors. Even with this we spent a lot of money in communication so think about it and ask advice
September 19, 2017, 06:41:32 AM
It has been discussed and came to result that most ICOs are successful if the owner himself regards ico.
In addition,you introduced yourself a well skilled technical,still you would need to hire some technicals to execute your ico affordably.
Currently 99% use ERC20 tokens which is a standard based contracts.
Moreover,i would suggest to choose this forum to promote your ico as i have seen mostly marketed icos spreading their contracts by starting signatire campaign.
In addition,you introduced yourself a well skilled technical,still you would need to hire some technicals to execute your ico affordably.
Currently 99% use ERC20 tokens which is a standard based contracts.
Moreover,i would suggest to choose this forum to promote your ico as i have seen mostly marketed icos spreading their contracts by starting signatire campaign.
September 19, 2017, 06:36:32 AM
I can share with you about few months ago, I met a guy in a conference and his company are helping people who has idea to launch ICO, and the expense is 1% of wagered amount.
September 19, 2017, 06:04:47 AM
I am a student on a budget
I want to launch an ICO to sell tokens/new crypto currency.
I researched and realized there are a lot of companies that I can hire to do ICO.
1. All these guys are pretty expensive. Am I right?
2. Wave is probably the only affordable one. But, how good is it to market/promote ICO through Wave?
3. I am pretty technical myself. So, I can do it myself with Strat or Ethereum. If I do myself, ow the hell do I market/promote it?
My ICO is the first of its kind (Cliche, I know) that benefits women
Thanks guys
I want to launch an ICO to sell tokens/new crypto currency.
I researched and realized there are a lot of companies that I can hire to do ICO.
1. All these guys are pretty expensive. Am I right?
2. Wave is probably the only affordable one. But, how good is it to market/promote ICO through Wave?
3. I am pretty technical myself. So, I can do it myself with Strat or Ethereum. If I do myself, ow the hell do I market/promote it?
My ICO is the first of its kind (Cliche, I know) that benefits women
Thanks guys
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