Topic: ICO VS IPO - page 2. (Read 493 times)
Here's my take; ICOs are essentially unregulated raises of capital while IPO's are regulated by the banking system.
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i have recently read an article and it they said there is ico's and ipo's what is exactly the differance between them? glad to hear you opinions
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i have recently read an article and it they said there is ico's and ipo's what is exactly the differance between them? glad to hear you opinions
best regards
-Biggest difference is regulations, accesability. Anyone can join an ICO, almost no one can join an IPO. You need big cash for an IPO, you can join most ICOs with 10$ or less.
-In an IPO there is mutual cooperation, the devs are obliged to the investor to show results and investors are oblidged to the devs to show they are helping it build/grow in any way they can. From business strategy's, connections, marketing, improvements.
-In an ICO there is none of that and the whole relation is founded on trust, trust that devs will deliver as they say and trust towards investors that they back the project up financially. Devs are not oblidged by law or regulation to deliver results and could make a ''run for the money''. Leaving investors heartbroken.
-With an IPO the investor is oblidged to hold investments atleast 6 months after stock release.
-With an ICO the investor can choose to step out any point aslong as its listed on an exchange or he should arrange a deal with someone outside of the exchanges.
-IPOs are most beneficial towards the early birds and hardly profit the average joe that can buy into them only once they are fully released on the stock market.
-ICOs are beneficial towards anyone who knows what they're doing or took some lucky guesses.
Main difference between ICO and IPO is for IPO, investor is entitled to a claim in the entities assets minus its liabilities (known as equity) and has a right to vote on matters relating to the company. For ICO you don't own a stock or security. There are no protections. A fancy website selling tokens is what you get.
Exactly. Just because ICOs dress up fancy, with financial estimations, market research and deep technical analysis, they would look amateurish next to the sort of marketing material that IPOs have. These are usually audited financial reports, verified assets, vetted people with vetted qualifications and experience. The marketing brochure is hundreds of pages long.
ICOs have no assurances and you own absolutely nothing except digital tokens that cost next to nothing to issue. Be warned.
Main difference between ICO and IPO is for IPO, investor is entitled to a claim in the entities assets minus its liabilities (known as equity) and has a right to vote on matters relating to the company. For ICO you don't own a stock or security. There are no protections. A fancy website selling tokens is what you get.
To my knowledge, the ICO is a legitimate way to raise capital for startup companies. During the ICO period, a certain amount of Cryptocurrency, also known as token, will be offered to investors. In other words, this is a form to mobilize real capital in electronic money.. The IPO is an abbreviation for the term First Public Release. This is the explanation for the action of selling securities, launching shares for the first time. Actually, the ICO and the IPO have some similarities but they are different. For a company's stock, issued during the IPO, always represents a share of ownership in the company. This is not in the ICO. In addition, IPOs are closely managed by the government. In contrast, the ICOs is a new model, largely unaffected by government regulations. That means any project can launch an ICO
IPO or Initial Public Offering is a movement where company are introducing their product on the market also can be refer as Initial Product Offering.
ICO or Initial Coin Offering where company are raising funds to develop their on going project. They have product but not totally made or finish thats why they use ICO to fund it. Also know as Crowd funding.
ICO or Initial Coin Offering where company are raising funds to develop their on going project. They have product but not totally made or finish thats why they use ICO to fund it. Also know as Crowd funding.
Not true what you are saying. How do you else explain that facebook did an IPO 8 years after launching facebook.... It has to do with going up on the stock exchange and not about offering a product....
IPO or Initial Public Offering is a movement where company are introducing their product on the market also can be refer as Initial Product Offering.
ICO or Initial Coin Offering where company are raising funds to develop their on going project. They have product but not totally made or finish thats why they use ICO to fund it. Also know as Crowd funding.
ICO or Initial Coin Offering where company are raising funds to develop their on going project. They have product but not totally made or finish thats why they use ICO to fund it. Also know as Crowd funding.
good day to you All dear readers
i have recently read an article and it they said there is ico's and ipo's what is exactly the differance between them? glad to hear you opinions
best regards
i have recently read an article and it they said there is ico's and ipo's what is exactly the differance between them? glad to hear you opinions
best regards
IPO = Intial public offering, the moment a company goes to the stock exchange and gives out stocks for people to buy;
ICO = Initial coin offering, the moment a company needs cash to fund further development of their idea, difference with an IPO is that nobody would buy stocks on a company that does not have a working
product,service etc. Some ICO's collect a lot of money without a working product.
good day to you All dear readers
i have recently read an article and it they said there is ico's and ipo's what is exactly the differance between them? glad to hear you opinions
best regards
i have recently read an article and it they said there is ico's and ipo's what is exactly the differance between them? glad to hear you opinions
best regards
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