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Topic: Is it possible to create a "successful" ICO? - page 2. (Read 1253 times)

sr. member
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how attractive it is in the eyes of the investors.

Is "mining the speculators" our metric for success?

What about 100 million users adoption? Not relevant?
legendary
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We all know 99% of ICOs end up to be garbage - only a few coins tend to live long enough to be considered 'worthwhile' (maintaining or rising above the ICO price).

What does the community think keeps these coins alive, instead of the usual result of those buying into the ICO dumping upon launch?

Majority of them are shitcoins and scam coins but there's always an exception,pesobit are good example,victoriouscoin which offer products and services although price is not good,it's still a good option to buy when it is already on exchange,so we can see how strong the coins and how attractive it is in the eyes of the investors.
legendary
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Bitcoin is a bit**
We all know 99% of ICOs end up to be garbage - only a few coins tend to live long enough to be considered 'worthwhile' (maintaining or rising above the ICO price).

What does the community think keeps these coins alive, instead of the usual result of those buying into the ICO dumping upon launch?

99% - no, not that much
" only a few coins tend to live long enough"  most of them are still in alpha ( btw. crypto itself is still in alpha). 99,99% without usecase.
Come back in 2-3 years
hero member
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We all know 99% of ICOs end up to be garbage - only a few coins tend to live long enough to be considered 'worthwhile' (maintaining or rising above the ICO price).

What does the community think keeps these coins alive, instead of the usual result of those buying into the ICO dumping upon launch?
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