Topic: ICO's and the future - page 3. (Read 617 times)
there are many scam ICOs today and investor are careful or afraid to be scam. even a legit ICOs after the coins get listed the price drop and we see many investor complain about this. it is no wonder that investor don't want to invest and buy only after it get listed and the price is low.
It is true that the ICO investment movement is increasing in 2018. ICOs are issued continuously, and many potential ICO projects cause many difficulties and losses as well. Investors and members involved in the project. So I hope the ICO's future will be better and have the third party control.
Yes, high potential ICOs are still an opportunity to get very high returns, x10 is possible if you invest right. These ICOs which survive the bear market can get very big ones, because its business model has already proven a bear market. ICOs are still very exciting.
You have said it all so you know what's going to be the future of them.
Out of 100 ICOs, you can count with your fingers the real and legit ones. And with the recent news that ETH which has been collected through ICO has been sold that made the market plunge so people are just learning the lesson here and aren't buying ICOs anymore.
Not sure if the majority of them have sold their ethereum. but it's likely a lot of icos are still holding their ethereum. You can check through this link and this is a legit link dude https://sanbase-low.santiment.net/projectsOut of 100 ICOs, you can count with your fingers the real and legit ones. And with the recent news that ETH which has been collected through ICO has been sold that made the market plunge so people are just learning the lesson here and aren't buying ICOs anymore.
That based on the data that has been collected by santiment team. I have used it to see how much ether sent to the market
Most ICOs that survive these days are those that portray to have good and true values. I have also seen some projects list directly on exchange without lunching any ICO and some of them are performing greatly well. I think they might have thought that if they should lunch an ICO, they might not succeed, because of the bearish market. The bearish market has also made some to keep on extending the duration of the project.
It is true that the ICO investment movement is increasing in 2018. ICOs are issued continuously, and many potential ICO projects cause many difficulties and losses as well. Investors and members involved in the project. So I hope the ICO's future will be better and have the third party control.
I see a lot of Ico's growing like mushrooms but not much investors. Some of them don't even reach the soft cap. And just keep pushing the deadline. And some others just focus on the private investors. The thing is that a lot of coins don't see the light. Personally I think this is a good thing for the whole ecosystem. There are already more than 2000 coins and just keep adding more and this is not healthy. Some projects just add blockchain but without a real value, just another coin out there like we don't have enough 
Seems to me like you took a cue from this, but here's a very similar topic https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/about-the-future-of-the-ico-5051652 with the same keywords as yours.
Again, a fall out of the proliferation of projects, ICOs and coins is that individual investors have been wiser and are no longer throwing money around in so many ICOs anticipating 'lambos' that will never come
You have said it all so you know what's going to be the future of them.
Out of 100 ICOs, you can count with your fingers the real and legit ones. And with the recent news that ETH which has been collected through ICO has been sold that made the market plunge so people are just learning the lesson here and aren't buying ICOs anymore.
Out of 100 ICOs, you can count with your fingers the real and legit ones. And with the recent news that ETH which has been collected through ICO has been sold that made the market plunge so people are just learning the lesson here and aren't buying ICOs anymore.
The reason why most new ICOs aren't as successful in the past is because there have been too many scam ICOs in the past and basically people got burnt and decided to never buy into any ICOs again.
Even if the ICO wasn't a scam, many have lost substantial value and investors are sitting a huge losses.
The third reason is most likely due to regulations and ICOs might be considered securities and many investors around the world will wait until the situation is resolved before they invest their money.
Even if the ICO wasn't a scam, many have lost substantial value and investors are sitting a huge losses.
The third reason is most likely due to regulations and ICOs might be considered securities and many investors around the world will wait until the situation is resolved before they invest their money.
I see a lot of Ico's growing like mushrooms but not much investors. Some of them don't even reach the soft cap. And just keep pushing the deadline. And some others just focus on the private investors. The thing is that a lot of coins don't see the light. Personally I think this is a good thing for the whole ecosystem. There are already more than 2000 coins and just keep adding more and this is not healthy. Some projects just add blockchain but without a real value, just another coin out there like we don't have enough
what's the probability inside the coming months and the years that the market conditions are affected one after the other in the ICO's market and after the end of the year we are going to see low and low ICO's, but for the market as quickly as the market starts off evolved and we see one and the wrists run, so it is in all likelihood that the amount of ICO's is growing once more.
I don't like ICO's as well. There are some good ICO's but it's not worth the risk to find the right one. I prefer to wait some months and see the development once the sale is done.. If I like what I see than I choose to invest
I see a lot of Ico's growing like mushrooms but not much investors. Some of them don't even reach the soft cap. And just keep pushing the deadline. And some others just focus on the private investors. The thing is that a lot of coins don't see the light. Personally I think this is a good thing for the whole ecosystem. There are already more than 2000 coins and just keep adding more and this is not healthy. Some projects just add blockchain but without a real value, just another coin out there like we don't have enough
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