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October 24, 2018, 03:51:02 PM
#44
Yes, of course, this is very significant because Russia is the country of the aggressor and can’t put any sanctions at any time and thus we can lose our investments


And how will you lose your investment if the team is from Russia? And if the scammers are from England or from Mozambique, will you, someone return your investment? Fraud knows no boundaries, and the project teams are mostly international. So no matter what country, people would be good.
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October 24, 2018, 03:44:10 PM
#43
Honestly, Yes. It's just that the first Russian ICO had a bad reputation and did not want to take on additional risks by investing in Russian ICO.... Nothing personal, just business.
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October 24, 2018, 03:36:08 PM
#42
Many people don’t put into Russian ICO projects, because there is a strong possibility of money losses. And many people fell under this impression, therefore it is easier to choose another project for them. Well, today almost all projects are Scam in the market, so be careful!
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C O M B O
October 24, 2018, 10:04:50 AM
#41
Though it is clear that you are interested in the ICO investment, it is also clear that there is a underlying recist tone in your post. Should all the startups focus on their ethnicity and nationality while trading in the crypto market? The racial bounderies should not be a problem when we are in a decentralized and global system like crypto.
OP must learn about if vitalik is a russian guy. Remember about the universa project that has created by borodich was also from rusia.

It should not be a problem because in fact the only problem is how competence that team to run the ico. mostly of amateurs are interesting in fast bucks

remember about centra and where is it come from?

I agree with your thoughts, we are not here for whom and which country. but technology that we can use together without any difference, and most importantly how it can generate benefits for the user
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October 24, 2018, 10:01:22 AM
#40
As I recall too many Russian's projects are implemented now and some of them are not a good investment and some of them I read and encountered that are scam, no offense for the russian's country. But it was good those who are advisory in russia.
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October 24, 2018, 10:00:05 AM
#39
Hello everybody!
Many Russian startups are trying not to focus on the fact that they are from Russia. According to legend, this could stop a potential European investor. Europeans, be honest, is this meaningful to you? Really interesting  Wink

Let's talk about ICO investments, to be quiet clear
not really understand what you wanna express? what's the matter of russian?
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October 24, 2018, 09:58:17 AM
#38
Hello everybody!
Many Russian startups are trying not to focus on the fact that they are from Russia. According to legend, this could stop a potential European investor. Europeans, be honest, is this meaningful to you? Really interesting  Wink

Let's talk about ICO investments, to be quiet clear


Yes, I agree
there are many developers from russia although ico has a road map in europe or america. almost most Russians, maybe this is because of Russian competition not to use the dollar instead. this is just my assumption
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October 24, 2018, 09:54:32 AM
#37
Hello everybody!
Many Russian startups are trying not to focus on the fact that they are from Russia. According to legend, this could stop a potential European investor. Europeans, be honest, is this meaningful to you? Really interesting  Wink

Let's talk about ICO investments, to be quiet clear
I can't quite understand your point do you mean Russians are hiding their real identity to investors? If that is what you mean i think any startup project should be build on trust as foundation, hiding true identity is absolutely not right.
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October 24, 2018, 09:48:58 AM
#36
Russian ICO is another story.
Russian guys also dont believe to russian ICO's ))
Crypto is the young field and its bad what russians show they from bad side

i'm also not believe in Russian ICO =) until they prove the opposite, the truth is that (and it concerned not only Russian ptojects, but mostly them ) that when founders rose some money - they don't wanna work on the product. For me better when tokens are locked for 1 year minimum, better for several years, crypto is a fast river, only such projects will survive...
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October 23, 2018, 09:45:16 PM
#35
Russia is trying to legalize cryptocurrencies for the second year, and the authorities are failing to finally decide on this issue. Apparently, therefore, many Russian ICO projects are trying to go under European brands, so as not to be prosecuted. Although the Russian Central Bank successfully tested the conduct of ICO and is ready to create an appropriate platform.
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October 23, 2018, 02:25:08 PM
#34
Hello everybody!
Many Russian startups are trying not to focus on the fact that they are from Russia. According to legend, this could stop a potential European investor. Europeans, be honest, is this meaningful to you? Really interesting  Wink

Let's talk about ICO investments, to be quiet clear
I think for now not only patterned on the Russian because many ICO projects have teams from various countries. There are also those from developing countries who also try to make ICO projects. We cannot be pegged to just one country, this is universal for all countries. I also see that there are also many potential investors from Asia such as China and Japan.
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October 23, 2018, 02:03:23 PM
#33
There is such stereotype. And Russian projects really need to give everything to destroy it. This was due to the initial negative experience of Russian projects. But recently I saw a project about an application for mining through sports training. I thought it was interesting and I use this application myself.
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October 23, 2018, 10:10:31 AM
#32
I don't think it will have any effect, because his lack of focus will result in their losses in investment, it can be seen that many Russians are also interested in joining here.
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October 23, 2018, 09:58:21 AM
#31
I believe that all projects from Russia are not able to do something valuable. In my memory there is no project from Russia that would be successful and popular. I trust Asians more.
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October 23, 2018, 09:39:19 AM
#30
I don't think icos nationality matter that much.

Russian ico can be a scam or can be the next thing. Nothing solid about that and being Russian doesn't guarantee anything good or bad.
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October 23, 2018, 09:37:23 AM
#29
Russian ICO is another story.
Russian guys also dont believe to russian ICO's ))
Crypto is the young field and its bad what russians show they from bad side
jr. member
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October 23, 2018, 08:39:15 AM
#28
Unfortunately in my practice, found only two ICO from Russia and they both turned out to be a fraud. So on my experience, I have proven that Russian developers are often not honest. I'm certainly not saying that about all Russians, but in the field ICO a lot of problems with the Russians.
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October 23, 2018, 08:38:14 AM
#27
I see nothing wrong with Russian ICOs. By no means. I know a lot of successful projects, Universa, Waves, which had very successful ICO and collected very large investments, besides, they did not disappear, but continue to work and implement the blockchain not only in Russia but all over the world. If you want to focus on the nationality of projects, it should be noted that in almost every country of the world there are bad and good people, and you do not judge the nation by one person.
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October 23, 2018, 08:37:11 AM
#26
If, when analyzing the project, I understand that the birthplace of the project is Russia, then for me the interest in the project immediately tends to zero. I definitely will not invest in such a project. By the way, I recently read an article about what "successes" projects from Russia have achieved in a year, after successfully completing their ICO. The results are disappointing to say the least.
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October 23, 2018, 08:30:05 AM
#25
Hello everybody!
Many Russian startups are trying not to focus on the fact that they are from Russia. According to legend, this could stop a potential European investor. Europeans, be honest, is this meaningful to you? Really interesting  Wink

Let's talk about ICO investments, to be quiet clear

I don't understand the correlation of European investors to Russian starts up. Why would European investors simply stop on investing because the ICO is run by Russian? Care to explain what legendary story you got? This for me is just a conspiracy theory and nothing more. I guess you're trying to put some political colours but sad to say crypto has no boundaries.

i think topic starter means negative aspect about russian based ICO, and in a certain part he is right. Just remember about promising
Universa (founders even didn't know how many assets they rose, then they brawled among themselves), Hoqu (also brawled). My suggestion it's
all coming from 1990s from russian mafia, thievish richmen, stereotype movies and so on...

But in other part there are many good and honest projects - like Waves, MPCX (ceo is russian), maybe other, just can't remember now...
never heard about MPCX, just checked out them, looks like ordinary ICO, nothing special.
As for Universa I gained 5x on their ICO, but now it is below ico price like whole market. To be honest it is the only product I believe , their github has regular commitments, their CEO makes reports every week and a lot of activity in general.
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