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Warfare

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They probably raised funds in a private sale or from the more traditional venture capital.

Quote from: Pricelessent on April 29, 2018, 03:09:01 AM

Quote from: jhowww on April 29, 2018, 03:06:21 AM

I've never heard of such a coin doing an airdrop and not going through ICO (unless the coin is a scam). I see airdrops as a marketing strategy to introduce the coin/product to potential investors, it's more of an expense really. Potentially, people who benefit from airdrops can also become investors of that coin.

Do you recall how Omisego and Ontology raised funds? Because i just recall them doing airdrops

In the case of Omisego, they raised 25 million dollars from ICO back in 23rd of July, 2017.

Pricelessent

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Quote from: jhowww on April 29, 2018, 03:06:21 AM

I've never heard of such a coin doing an airdrop and not going through ICO (unless the coin is a scam). I see airdrops as a marketing strategy to introduce the coin/product to potential investors, it's more of an expense really. Potentially, people who benefit from airdrops can also become investors of that coin.

Do you recall how Omisego and Ontology raised funds? Because i just recall them doing airdrops

jhowww

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I've never heard of such a coin doing an airdrop and not going through ICO (unless the coin is a scam). I see airdrops as a marketing strategy to introduce the coin/product to potential investors, it's more of an expense really. Potentially, people who benefit from airdrops can also become investors of that coin.

Pricelessent

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If a project will not be performing an ICO but rather a token airdrop for their community, how do they raise any funds for their project?

For example, ontology and Omisego. I can’t remember if they did just an airdrop or an ICO as well

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