Guys I was wandering how do companies that issue ICOS keep track of thier tokens while they are being sold?
Many of them offer various ways to contribute: Ethereum, BTC, Dash, some of them even Euros and Dollars.
How can they possibly keep their counters updated? I mean, sending dollars or euros could take up to 2 business days.
I think this may be easy if they accepted just ethers from an ERC20 token based on the ethereum blockchain, but how do they manage to do it with various cryptocurrencies?
Plus it would be nice to have a conversation about how they keep track of how many tokens to send and who to send them to after the ico!
Topic: ICO COUNTER? (Read 244 times)
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