Topic: is EVERY ico a scam?? - page 46. (Read 21467 times)
No, not every ICO is a scam, but there are also ICO that have good platform but at the end it is a scam ICOs , but there are also ICO that are true to the investors and customers and gives rewards to the participants of the bounty project it is hard to choose a good and true ICO, but you can still pick the right kind of ICO.
Not all ICOs are scam!. But the existence of the Second generation of the Blockchain technology has given rise to the creation of so many projects and definitely, when they are many, there will be genuine ones and fake ones.
Everybody keeps on saying scam scam scam for all of these ICO's. 90% of them are crap, yes. BUT there is the 10% of them, like vector, who are absolutely not scams. They are good projects that will really help the crypto community grow and its not fair to call an ICO a scam until you have actually researched it and you are sure it is a scam.
Just my two satoshis...
Just my two satoshis...
Even you are a newbie you have a good observation and I totally agree with your assessment, this has become a bane in the cryptocurrency, too many fake and failed ICO that fails to deliver the goods and some of them just die because of lack of community support, I wish there are regulations in the ICO.
Everybody keeps on saying scam scam scam for all of these ICO's. 90% of them are crap, yes. BUT there is the 10% of them, like vector, who are absolutely not scams. They are good projects that will really help the crypto community grow and its not fair to call an ICO a scam until you have actually researched it and you are sure it is a scam.
Just my two satoshis...
Not all are scams but rather there are a few. Simply be savvy in picking ICOs to join and in the event that you are sufficiently fortunate to be a piece of authentic ICOs then bravo. You can look into their undertaking and examine the points of interest to check whether there are contacts of scams. More often than not, you will see it by checking their white paper. It's about the impulses to. In the event that they are genuine, simply make a point to take after their tenets and complete the errands they relegate you. Just my two satoshis...
Its not all ICO's that are scam. There are potential ones of which you have to look for and always make analysis of some ICO's before you get get your money missing by investment in them.
All ICO projects have risky investment, It is difficult to judge where the scam project or not. Many projects have been listed on the exchange but have failed to reduce the value of the coin, which is also a risk. Therefore, the project must be carefully considered to minimize the risk.
I really hope that not all ICO is a scam. I believe that there are ICOs that are real. To avoid being scammed by other ICOs, you should search the reviews and background of the project.
Not all ico is a scam because they are few that is a good bounty and they really pay your works. We should check all the information before participating an ico so that your time will not be wasted. Gather more ideas and always seek the worth it bounty.
Not all the ICO are scam, mostly of the ICO do success because of the bounty they are performing, and yes some of it is just a scam and do not continue there project, because they do not meet the expected amount to support there project.
Everybody keeps on saying scam scam scam for all of these ICO's. 90% of them are crap, yes. BUT there is the 10% of them, like vector, who are absolutely not scams. They are good projects that will really help the crypto community grow and its not fair to call an ICO a scam until you have actually researched it and you are sure it is a scam.
Just my two satoshis...
Yes, I know there are some ICOs that are fraudulent, trying to enter with hype to make fast money. and that can no longer be hidden, it has become public news, but some are really good projects that contribute to innovative ideas and interesting solutions. so stop saying all ICOs are fraudulent! Just my two satoshis...
Not every, my esitiamtion:
If we take in to consideration those who hace raised some funds, i think that 50% are scams.
40 % is very unprofessional and inexperienced in mangement.
5% are experienced and are just takeing advantage of the situaion.
5% are genuine icos which will suceed.
If we take in to consideration those who hace raised some funds, i think that 50% are scams.
40 % is very unprofessional and inexperienced in mangement.
5% are experienced and are just takeing advantage of the situaion.
5% are genuine icos which will suceed.
Of course not. If all ICOs were scams there wouldn’t be any hype and any interest in them. There are many good projects which are really aiming to improve our lives.
The. Word every is looks like you generalize that all ICO are scam. Yes some are getting scam but dont make it all. Scam is always existing in the world of money, offline or online scam. Thats the reality of life, however those scam can be left. You have the knowledge to do a self research and dont be dependent to other people to do this job
it's obviously not the case that each ICO out there is a trick, yet the larger part of them don't give any critical item or benefit and they're simply hoping to make a speedy buck. There are a couple of ventures out there anyway that do have an arrangement and acutally put the cash they have brought up in great utilize. That is the dubious piece of ICO's.. they are not managed and thusly anybody can join, actually any individual who has no understanding about contributing, such huge numbers of wind up getting rekt and losing their cash. It's one reason why China chose to boycott ICO's alltogether, individuals were getting an excessive amount of misled and it just seemed well and good to stop assist extension of the issue. Direction isn't awful all things considered, as long as it gives advancement enough air to breath.
not all... some are for those SOME OF hungry individuals and numerous records who is basically the battle supervisor takes every necessary step and ICO trick..
a considerable lot of individuals here are being scamed basically in light of the fact that administrator takes more tokens or stakes for abundance since they have the entrance to dispersion
some yess trick however for the most part not all it is the general population behind who oversees it
a considerable lot of individuals here are being scamed basically in light of the fact that administrator takes more tokens or stakes for abundance since they have the entrance to dispersion
some yess trick however for the most part not all it is the general population behind who oversees it
I wonder why you mentioned this project. Yes, indeed, today fraudulent projects are much more than last year. But still less than 90%. Perhaps you are not lucky, and you hit them. I think this will not always be ...
Of cause not every, according ICORating stats from 850 huge ICOs only 84 were identifyed as scam ICOs.
So around 10 percent.
So around 10 percent.
I think that there are a lot of ICO that turn out to be a scam, but there are normal projects too. Therefore, I do not dare say that all this is a scam.
No never every ICO is not scam.There are many good ICO coming everyday.I always try to invest some money for good ICO.But be careful sometimes there are some ICO scam i think. So don't invest for scam ICO. Although now good ICO is very limited.
Not every ICO is scam, but one might be falling Victim if care is not properly taken.
After researching a total of 1,450 ICOs, The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) found that more than one-fifth of them show signs of being a scam. For the record, this means there are at least 271 cryptocurrency startups that are likely fraudulent.
The study indicates that at least 124 ICOs faked or concealed team members, 111 had plagiarized white papers, 48 lacked a functioning website, and 25 guaranteed definite return on investment (something SEC explicitly forbids).
As per WSJ, while many of these ICOs have shut down, some continue to raise money from unsuspecting investors.
You can get more facts here: https://thenextweb.com/hardfork/2018/05/18/one-in-every-five-ico-is-phoney-wsj-study-finds/
After researching a total of 1,450 ICOs, The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) found that more than one-fifth of them show signs of being a scam. For the record, this means there are at least 271 cryptocurrency startups that are likely fraudulent.
The study indicates that at least 124 ICOs faked or concealed team members, 111 had plagiarized white papers, 48 lacked a functioning website, and 25 guaranteed definite return on investment (something SEC explicitly forbids).
As per WSJ, while many of these ICOs have shut down, some continue to raise money from unsuspecting investors.
You can get more facts here: https://thenextweb.com/hardfork/2018/05/18/one-in-every-five-ico-is-phoney-wsj-study-finds/
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