Topic: Largest ICOs in 2017 (Read 133 times)
It's good that you shared the information here but I don't see any good terms in those projects. They did not even or are not having any good marketing strategies yet. What I'm look froward to see is ICO with great marketing build ups. ICO like that can turn out to be great in the long term business. Anyways, from my side I look forward to projects like insurepal, social coin, jibrel network etc. They are the best of this year and having tremendous focus on the marketing. They are already half way on their success and hope to see more out of them.
Spectiv has been the largest ICO in that i have invested. It started on September, and it ended on the last day of December, and we are going to receive the tokens that we bought on the last day of January. it is a long time, but it is worth it.
Augmentors raised $1 million USD (895 BTC) during the 30-day token sale, which ended in February 2017. At the time, it was
the most successful token sale ever conducted by a mobile video game project. It was also featured in Shark Tank, where it
was backed by venture capitalist Vinny Lingham. { ICO rating 2.8 out of 5.0 } Half of its $1-million crowd funding target was
reached within just 24 hours. I do not agree with the success being based on the total amount raised, but rather how quickly
it sold out.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8VhC5BsYniU
the most successful token sale ever conducted by a mobile video game project. It was also featured in Shark Tank, where it
was backed by venture capitalist Vinny Lingham. { ICO rating 2.8 out of 5.0 } Half of its $1-million crowd funding target was
reached within just 24 hours. I do not agree with the success being based on the total amount raised, but rather how quickly
it sold out.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8VhC5BsYniU
Did you invested in their ICOs? Is investing in ICOs profitable? I heard a lot of good stories in ICO investing. But the main problem how to spot a good and a safe one.
Here I found an interesting article suming up the largest ICos in 2017 and what happened with their token:
https://cointelegraph.com/news/post-ico-review-what-happens-to-the-tokens-of-the-largest-icos
1. Tezos
Even though the project was accused of fraud and 2 lawsuits have been filed against the company, the price of Tezos tokens has never dropped below the ICO price and has shown a 12.4x return in US dollars since the ICO.
2. Bancor
3. Status
4. Kin
5. TenX
When looking back at the last year’s ICOs, the most successful projects were those, which promised to make Blockchain and cryptocurrencies more suitable for common use.
At the same time, the major problems that remain when launching an ICO are project overestimation and lack of transparency. Successfull projects should have viable documentation and business goals, follow the product roadmap and inform investors about the progress on a regular basis. But due to lack of proper regulation regarding ICOs and the increasing number of ICOs, caution remains the rule n.1 before investing :-)
https://cointelegraph.com/news/post-ico-review-what-happens-to-the-tokens-of-the-largest-icos
1. Tezos
Even though the project was accused of fraud and 2 lawsuits have been filed against the company, the price of Tezos tokens has never dropped below the ICO price and has shown a 12.4x return in US dollars since the ICO.
2. Bancor
3. Status
4. Kin
5. TenX
When looking back at the last year’s ICOs, the most successful projects were those, which promised to make Blockchain and cryptocurrencies more suitable for common use.
At the same time, the major problems that remain when launching an ICO are project overestimation and lack of transparency. Successfull projects should have viable documentation and business goals, follow the product roadmap and inform investors about the progress on a regular basis. But due to lack of proper regulation regarding ICOs and the increasing number of ICOs, caution remains the rule n.1 before investing :-)
xtz is a project that has a lot of anticipation in itself. It is possible to tell about the same things for tenX. the other projects in the list also project a lot of demand during the ico periods. reach satisfactory values for those in possession in the near future
Here I found an interesting article suming up the largest ICos in 2017 and what happened with their token:
https://cointelegraph.com/news/post-ico-review-what-happens-to-the-tokens-of-the-largest-icos
1. Tezos
Even though the project was accused of fraud and 2 lawsuits have been filed against the company, the price of Tezos tokens has never dropped below the ICO price and has shown a 12.4x return in US dollars since the ICO.
2. Bancor
3. Status
4. Kin
5. TenX
When looking back at the last year’s ICOs, the most successful projects were those, which promised to make Blockchain and cryptocurrencies more suitable for common use.
At the same time, the major problems that remain when launching an ICO are project overestimation and lack of transparency. Successfull projects should have viable documentation and business goals, follow the product roadmap and inform investors about the progress on a regular basis. But due to lack of proper regulation regarding ICOs and the increasing number of ICOs, caution remains the rule n.1 before investing :-)
https://cointelegraph.com/news/post-ico-review-what-happens-to-the-tokens-of-the-largest-icos
1. Tezos
Even though the project was accused of fraud and 2 lawsuits have been filed against the company, the price of Tezos tokens has never dropped below the ICO price and has shown a 12.4x return in US dollars since the ICO.
2. Bancor
3. Status
4. Kin
5. TenX
When looking back at the last year’s ICOs, the most successful projects were those, which promised to make Blockchain and cryptocurrencies more suitable for common use.
At the same time, the major problems that remain when launching an ICO are project overestimation and lack of transparency. Successfull projects should have viable documentation and business goals, follow the product roadmap and inform investors about the progress on a regular basis. But due to lack of proper regulation regarding ICOs and the increasing number of ICOs, caution remains the rule n.1 before investing :-)
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