Topic: Has the China ban affected ICO fund raising? - page 3. (Read 1243 times)
Obviously, Chinese ICOs are dead. Not sure how many Chinese investors participate in non Chinese based ICOs so for the rest of the world, the effect may be minimal.
Some say that the ban will affect many ICO fund raising as much as causing 50% less tokens raised. What do you think?
yes that's for sure. because their money there is at stake. but there are those who already.
I am sure they are ready with the risks.
This way or another way, we must find a way to escape from restraint ICO development that China has imposed. I really headache when looking at the market in recent days. ICO is paused or stagnation, BTC and Altcoin then dropped a serious.
They will keep going with or without China. Red Pulse delayed their ICO due to China regulations, but I'm sure they will still go forward with it sooner or later regardless of China.
Some say that the ban will affect many ICO fund raising as much as causing 50% less tokens raised. What do you think?
ICO ban by China and other countries has effect to ICO in general. However, this ICO trend will not be stopped because It is a new way of raising fund for start up. Now, Can you imagine a start up can raise more than 5 million in one month of ICO. If they proposed to borrow money from a bank, how long will it take and how much interest they should pay for. I think ICO will continue growing with or without China and friends
It certainly will have an effect, but 50% is too much or temporary, such drop will require some other countries/organizations following suit.
No It did not. It is better now, we can enter ico and sell that to them
It will certainly have an effect but he world is a large place and although China plays a huge part I think we'll be alright.
I really hope, that many shiitcoins will be gone.
Some say that the ban will affect many ICO fund raising as much as causing 50% less tokens raised. What do you think?
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