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Topic: How to Launch an IEO – The Complete Guide (Read 157 times)

legendary
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The OP is bordering on plagiarism by taking text from another source without mentioning it is from that source. He does post a link to the source though at the end of the comment, which makes it seem like he is kind of just advertising a blog. But if somebody actually gets something useful out of it then no harm done.
sr. member
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Thanks for the clarification on how IEO is being done. I have ben having some doubt and misconception about it bit am now enlightened. Ny concern is how are we going to detect scam IEO to avoid falling preys to hungry scammers
sr. member
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Due to the declining popularity of Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs), would-be investors in cryptocurrencies and blockchain projects that are wanting to raise funds for their endeavors have been turning to the more rigid Security Token Offerings (STOs) due to their increased security and the fact that they align with SEC regulations.

This is much to the annoyance of many members of the crypto community, who believe that STOs are counterproductive to the point of token offerings, which is to allow crowdfunding without numerous barriers.

 
SO if you read until this point and find it interesting here is The Full IEO guide IEO guide

Much required information as i found there is lots of launchpad but you forgot to mention Yobit ( Even its worst exchange ) it was the popular exchange new coin listing or ICO . COSS another exchange is doing this IEO from long before big exchanges adopting . Any how its better explanation i found recently.
hero member
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Due to the declining popularity of Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs), would-be investors in cryptocurrencies and blockchain projects that are wanting to raise funds for their endeavors have been turning to the more rigid Security Token Offerings (STOs) due to their increased security and the fact that they align with SEC regulations.

This is much to the annoyance of many members of the crypto community, who believe that STOs are counterproductive to the point of token offerings, which is to allow crowdfunding without numerous barriers.

 
SO if you read until this point and find it interesting here is The Full IEO guide IEO guide

I wasn't able to read the entire article in the link you shared but it's actually a good one, keep up the good job in bringing up articles like this that would enlighten us about the crypto space, I have been looking for means to run an ICO because it is relatively new and I am not so familiar with it, but I am happy now because after reading your article, at least I now have some idea as to what IEO is all about and how to launch my own IEO without the need of messaging any company to set it up for me, this is a very good one.
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Due to the declining popularity of Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs), would-be investors in cryptocurrencies and blockchain projects that are wanting to raise funds for their endeavors have been turning to the more rigid Security Token Offerings (STOs) due to their increased security and the fact that they align with SEC regulations.

This is much to the annoyance of many members of the crypto community, who believe that STOs are counterproductive to the point of token offerings, which is to allow crowdfunding without numerous barriers.

 
SO if you read until this point and find it interesting here is The Full IEO guide IEO guide
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