Currently WAVES seems like by far the best option, vs the other decentralized blockchains for ICO it is:
Immediate listing
Has built in exchange
Has built in ETH, BTC, Fiat wallets
Can buy ICOs directly with BTC, ETH, FIAT
Listing fee is around $5 USD
Web based wallet, easy to sign up, private, simple to transfer BTC, ETH in
NXT has tiny trade volume and you have to run their desktop app and then buy NXT to participate
Ethereum has no built in exchange so you have to get listed on external exchanges.
NEM is promising, but the current fee is over $1000 USD to add a new coin. Might be worth it if this helps clean up the exchange and keep fraud coins out, but only time will tell.
Topic: ICOs will start using Counterparty or NXT now. Any others? (Read 989 times)
Well, NXT is running one of the biggest ICOs at the moment and it is running flawlessly. But I assume market will tell in the future
I think it's kind of a shame that they are trying to enforce the same old rules onto the fresh and limitless. Though you could see it coming from pre-historic times away.
Waves has a decentralised exchange running on its platform.. but I don't know. If nothing fits then something will be created for sure. Big demand, Big money right?
The only thing they are really enforcing is for the cryptospace to innovate..
Waves has a decentralised exchange running on its platform.. but I don't know. If nothing fits then something will be created for sure. Big demand, Big money right?
The only thing they are really enforcing is for the cryptospace to innovate..
It would take much time for legacy of ethereum to diminish. And with the rising number of options, devs would hesitate more on deviating from ethereum.
Every technology has it's pros and cons, and people with high competence in tech understand that, and can make an educated decision.
I do not see any way in which Ethereum is superior, except being first-to market.
It would take much time for legacy of ethereum to diminish. And with the rising number of options, devs would hesitate more on deviating from ethereum.
NEM are planning this. Actually the ICOs are run by COMSA which is itself launching its own ICO first. NEM is also launching its own exchange which will list any token created in future ICOs on this new exchange. They will also vet any ICOs that launch on the COMSA platform which should alleviate some concerns with all the scam projects appearing these days.
Ben and CounterParty might be applicable too, as they both impkement smart contracts.
Sorry, meant NEM
But wasn't NEM an ICO too? I remember they were selling NEM shares in NXT back in the day. So everything recommended in this thread can be delisted from the exchanges if the SEC or whoever defines them as unregulated and unlicensed securities. Yeah, that includes NXT, ETH, NEM, WAVES, ARDOR... The whole lot of them.
Counterparty isn't an ICO, so that might get a pass. But if there's one project that has a built in decentralized exchange that couldn't be considered an ICO, it's BURST. No premine, no ICO, no dev tax and all that bs.
I think it would be hard for any government to take the BURST decentralized exchange down if ICO's are being issued and traded using it.
ICO for an ICO platfrom.
One might call it 'inception'.
Ben and CounterParty might be applicable too, as they both impkement smart contracts.
Sorry, meant NEM
But wasn't NEM an ICO too? I remember they were selling NEM shares in NXT back in the day. So everything recommended in this thread can be delisted from the exchanges if the SEC or whoever defines them as unregulated and unlicensed securities. Yeah, that includes NXT, ETH, NEM, WAVES, ARDOR... The whole lot of them.
Counterparty isn't an ICO, so that might get a pass. But if there's one project that has a built in decentralized exchange that couldn't be considered an ICO, it's BURST. No premine, no ICO, no dev tax and all that bs.
I think it would be hard for any government to take the BURST decentralized exchange down if ICO's are being issued and traded using it.
Mate no matter what governments do, ICOs will come and go as usual without any downtime, who can stop the unstoppable decentralized blockchains
Now that people are starting to realize their true potentials? while most of the ICOs depend on the blockchain and the miners to execute their smart
Contracts, there are many ICOs with a need of a platform simply to do the token transactions, they can use platforms like Waves, but when you see
Almost all of them offer nothing new, they have no actual product to sell but just hiding their scams inside of a smart contract, for them every single
Platform works. also you can't deposit and withdraw fiat using decentralized exchanges, unless you want your bank accounts to get blocked.
Now that people are starting to realize their true potentials? while most of the ICOs depend on the blockchain and the miners to execute their smart
Contracts, there are many ICOs with a need of a platform simply to do the token transactions, they can use platforms like Waves, but when you see
Almost all of them offer nothing new, they have no actual product to sell but just hiding their scams inside of a smart contract, for them every single
Platform works. also you can't deposit and withdraw fiat using decentralized exchanges, unless you want your bank accounts to get blocked.
I think they will be using Ardor (nxt 2.0) in the future. I don't see a lot of potential for nxt, but maybe i'm wrong.
I agree. Ardor will offer a complete ecosystem for ICOs and new projects.
Ben and CounterParty might be applicable too, as they both impkement smart contracts.
Sorry, meant NEM
I think they will be using Ardor (nxt 2.0) in the future. I don't see a lot of potential for nxt, but maybe i'm wrong.
Ben and CounterParty might be applicable too, as they both impkement smart contracts.
Waves and NXT are both good alternatives to ETH, but for now very few people are using the built-in exchanges. That may change in the near future though.
I reckon all of you did not understand my query.
Ethereum is not a good platform for ICOs anymore because the tokens issued need to be listed in a centralized exchange like Poloniex. The SEC can order Poloniex to delist ICOs like what they are doing in China today.
I was asking what platforms have a decentralized exchange that cannot be controlled or ordered by the SEC or any government regulator. It would be better if that platform itself is not an ICO.
Ethereum is not a good platform for ICOs anymore because the tokens issued need to be listed in a centralized exchange like Poloniex. The SEC can order Poloniex to delist ICOs like what they are doing in China today.
I was asking what platforms have a decentralized exchange that cannot be controlled or ordered by the SEC or any government regulator. It would be better if that platform itself is not an ICO.
Counterparty takes too long based on Bitcoin's 10 min block time, hopefully seg-wit will fix this.
Waves is the clear winner, ease of use and speed, it will give Ethereum a run for its money. Have never even heard someone mention NXT in this convo.
Waves is the clear winner, ease of use and speed, it will give Ethereum a run for its money. Have never even heard someone mention NXT in this convo.
I don't know about counterparty and nxt. I see many ico's using waves platform. Waves also have its decentralized exchange DEX.
many exchanges are saying they are "decentralized" but that is usually not the case
I see many people still use ETH and Waves. Maybe NXT market better but just small volume. Trade want trade their token on large exchange like bittrex, binance...
I really don't know man. NXT or Counterparty aren't as good as Ethereum or Waves.
LOL How can you say something like that? Waves decentralized exchange is literally a copy of NXT asset exchange...
No one has ever tried using NXT as of the moment as their blockchain for ICO's
IGNIS ICO is happening right now on NXT. Although it is using NXT monetary system for the coin offering:
https://www.jelurida.com/ico
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