Topic: ICO Syndicates, whale ICO discounts for common investors - page 2. (Read 842 times)

Yes, it's also possible to suggest which of the ICOs with upcoming pre-sale you would like to see the Syndicate to reach out to. And it's ultimately up to you what ICO deal you choose to invest in and which one you'll pass.

I wouldn't be afraid of shitcoins swarming the list, as that's not in anyone's interest - you would simply hit the unsubscribe button.

So, with the ICO Syndicate -does the people that manage that type of group invest in the coins they are announcing to the subscribers?

Hello,

I’m a member of the ICO Syndicate and I would like to invite you to join.

The ICO Syndicate is more or less a simple mailing list you subscribe to, and you get an email a few times a month when a special ICO deal is available.

It’s possible to get hedge-fund class discounts as an individual investor this way.

For example when an ICO offers 25% pre-sale bonus publicly, hedge funds (and sometimes individual investors over 50k USD) can get up to 50% bonus privately (the percentage depends on negotiations, the craziest I have seen for a hedge fund was 75%).

If for example the ICO sets the price to 1 ETH = 1000 tokens, which is the deal any individual investors receive, the hedge fund with 75% bonus would receive 1750 tokens per 1 ETH, in theory able to take profits immediately after the token gets listed on an exchange.

The bigger the ICO Syndicate gets the better deals it can get, and come up with them more frequently.

Please note that although the syndicate tries only to offer high-quality ICOs, everyone is responsible for doing their own research before participating in a deal that's made available. The deals are handled by a smart contract, and you’re sending your ETH directly to the ICO, not the syndicate.

There is a simple sign-up website if you'd like to check it out: https://icosyndicate.org

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Do you guys know any other syndicates that are also already working, which I could join?