Topic: ICObench Weekly Report (Read 102 times)
I have been reading your reports for a while now, but it seems that the timing for last reports have been unpredictable. I even remember seeing week 28 report but then it disappeared again, right ?
We are pleased to present ICO Market Weekly Review #27 in 2019. This research aims to be your weekly guide to the ICO market and the blockchain community and it is based on the data that we carefully gather at ICObench to provide the best analytics.
Since the increase of the popularity of ICO market, almost $27B has been raised altogether. With over 5,600 projects and 77K professional profiles in enterprise and blockchain published on the platform, we can ensure a clear outlook of the market and its community.
We have processed and organized a huge amount of data for this report to show you the ICO market and its community’s widely differing sides — specifically ICO market size for a variety of industries, projects trending this week and countries leading in “crypto”. We hope that the data in the report will be useful to you!
This weekly report includes the progress of the first week of July in ICO and IEO world. Thus, by the end of the first week of July, 2019 it is 242 ongoing ICOs where 27 were already completed and only 8 projects have raised funds. These numbers are similar to June’s statistics. During the first week, as usually the most popular industries by raised funds are infrastructure, cryptocurrency and banking industry.
Through the first week of July ICO and IEO market has raised almost $22.5M that is significantly lower in consideration with the previous week and overall with June and May’s statistics. At the same time, the average rating of projects declined to 3.7. Estonia and Cayman Islands are taking the lead based on funds raised this time.
Fortem Capital ICO has raised the highest amount of $5.1M during the past week. In addition, there are Top 5 projects where the IdeaFeX is holding the with the rating of 5.0 that is being held over a month already. However, the SATT and Worldopo still have the most amount of ratings, 47 and 38 respectively.
Read more in ICObench Weekly Report #27 https://icobench.com/thebench-post/430-ico-market-weekly-review-27-225m-raised?utm_campaign=im2019wr27&utm_source=bitcointalk
Since the increase of the popularity of ICO market, almost $27B has been raised altogether. With over 5,600 projects and 77K professional profiles in enterprise and blockchain published on the platform, we can ensure a clear outlook of the market and its community.
We have processed and organized a huge amount of data for this report to show you the ICO market and its community’s widely differing sides — specifically ICO market size for a variety of industries, projects trending this week and countries leading in “crypto”. We hope that the data in the report will be useful to you!
This weekly report includes the progress of the first week of July in ICO and IEO world. Thus, by the end of the first week of July, 2019 it is 242 ongoing ICOs where 27 were already completed and only 8 projects have raised funds. These numbers are similar to June’s statistics. During the first week, as usually the most popular industries by raised funds are infrastructure, cryptocurrency and banking industry.
Through the first week of July ICO and IEO market has raised almost $22.5M that is significantly lower in consideration with the previous week and overall with June and May’s statistics. At the same time, the average rating of projects declined to 3.7. Estonia and Cayman Islands are taking the lead based on funds raised this time.
Fortem Capital ICO has raised the highest amount of $5.1M during the past week. In addition, there are Top 5 projects where the IdeaFeX is holding the with the rating of 5.0 that is being held over a month already. However, the SATT and Worldopo still have the most amount of ratings, 47 and 38 respectively.
Read more in ICObench Weekly Report #27 https://icobench.com/thebench-post/430-ico-market-weekly-review-27-225m-raised?utm_campaign=im2019wr27&utm_source=bitcointalk
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