Topic: Should ICO review their token value with current Ether price so high? (Read 134 times)
November 19, 2017, 10:45:36 AM
I think there is a problem, but not as bad as say Bitcoin or other rapidly-fluctuating currencies. So indeed the scammy ICOs will take advantage of this, but reputable ones such as the team behind Hero, RoboAdvisor etc should take this into consideration.
November 19, 2017, 10:39:54 AM
That is one of the schemes that they can earn from holding the Ethereum that both public and private investors sent to them. As for now ethereum is increasing it's values I bet they are earning and the bad thing is when ethereum' price goes down they go hide and run causing the coins to lose it's value.
Don't forget that some of the projects are turned their ethereums into dollars and fiat cash money. If they did this around $200-250 for each ethereum, they're now in loss greatly. They should have been waited enough to cash their funds out.
November 19, 2017, 10:28:41 AM
That is one of the schemes that they can earn from holding the Ethereum that both public and private investors sent to them. As for now ethereum is increasing it's values I bet they are earning and the bad thing is when ethereum' price goes down they go hide and run causing the coins to lose it's value.
November 19, 2017, 08:04:11 AM
maybe you right about this,,
but depends on their project dev and team, in the first time they make the concept from their project,
they already thinking about this,,
so, they can be change the value from eth to dollar value or maybe they do not change it,,
but depends on their project dev and team, in the first time they make the concept from their project,
they already thinking about this,,
so, they can be change the value from eth to dollar value or maybe they do not change it,,
November 19, 2017, 07:29:26 AM
So, there are many ICOs out there (so many ICOs so little ether 
that have set an ethereum value for they tokens long ago. Should this ICOs review their token pricing or should we assume that this market is independent from any fiat?
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