Topic: Lessons learned on ICOs and Token Sales (Read 81 times)
These are some great tips you have share here. It really would be of great assistance to those who are still looking to participate or be a part of ICOs and token sales. There are so many people who have lost out on great deals or made some investment errors because they had no idea of these facts you just stated here.
Do you also experience this same fate?
Ok, so you are basically saying that most of the ICOs you advised have problems with the terms of service, when they don´t simply try to use your name without giving you any real chance of influencing the result and possibly not paying at all.
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Lessons learned on ICOs and Token Sales
I have advised several ICOs and token sales including Bitdepositary.io, digipharm.io, Mevu.bet, Platonfinance.com and pitchinvestorslive.com
There are many lessons that I have learned. For example, at bitdepositary.io (the company completed its ICO this week) there are key elements:
1. Waiting on the terms of the contract to be met before releasing my photo and bio to the website.
2. Including more stipulations should the terms not be met.
3. Including times and dates of my calls with the founder and advisers to make sure everyone is on the same page.
4. Inquiring about hold times for tokens.
5. Speaking with the person in charge of payments to understand the payment schedules.
I was happy to be recommended on this project . I paved the way forward by referring Lucas Cervigni (Lucce) an experienced ICO adviser.
In the end, we stuck together and supported each other on the team. Thank you Roxana Nasoi and Lucas Cervigni (Lucce) for your counsel.
In this industry, it is our only responsibility to communicate expectations and challenges to ensure a successful team dynamic and project moving forward.
source: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:ugcPost:6453634367523815425
Do you also experience this same fate?
Lessons learned on ICOs and Token Sales
I have advised several ICOs and token sales including Bitdepositary.io, digipharm.io, Mevu.bet, Platonfinance.com and pitchinvestorslive.com
There are many lessons that I have learned. For example, at bitdepositary.io (the company completed its ICO this week) there are key elements:
1. Waiting on the terms of the contract to be met before releasing my photo and bio to the website.
2. Including more stipulations should the terms not be met.
3. Including times and dates of my calls with the founder and advisers to make sure everyone is on the same page.
4. Inquiring about hold times for tokens.
5. Speaking with the person in charge of payments to understand the payment schedules.
I was happy to be recommended on this project . I paved the way forward by referring Lucas Cervigni (Lucce) an experienced ICO adviser.
In the end, we stuck together and supported each other on the team. Thank you Roxana Nasoi and Lucas Cervigni (Lucce) for your counsel.
In this industry, it is our only responsibility to communicate expectations and challenges to ensure a successful team dynamic and project moving forward.
source: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:ugcPost:6453634367523815425
Do you also experience this same fate?
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