Systematic problem: scammer ICO have bigger marketing budgets to convince

KingScorpio

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Quote from: Lampaster on November 20, 2017, 03:32:31 PM

I think that's a bad thing. Not all people are scammers. I'm sure that among all the ICO there are many honest projects. They just can't get financing due to the fact that the scammers are killing the credibility of all. At present the ICO can cease to exist. Can be ever appear on the market enterprise which will be more credible.

But you cant work with the established licensed banksters anymore they only work with those already rich can invest and they give a fuck ultimately they are impoverishing the economuc participants that have to sell their time the system is broken

Lampaster

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I think that's a bad thing. Not all people are scammers. I'm sure that among all the ICO there are many honest projects. They just can't get financing due to the fact that the scammers are killing the credibility of all. At present the ICO can cease to exist. Can be ever appear on the market enterprise which will be more credible.

Fizpok

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I think it is the same in the "real world".

NorrisK

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The biggest problem with the ICO is not the budgets they have to scam people, but rather the people that blindly pump thousands into any ICO expecting insane ROI.

I've been avoiding ICOs for a while now, this thing is very likely to blow up in a lot of peoples faces.

RADTEAM

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The biggest challenge now is to find a balance between investors safety and the level of oversight that the community wants. For example - if every ICO will play by the security laws rules, it will be impossible to lose your token, get it stolen from you, you'll be less likely scammed. But in return, investors will need to do the full KYC and everything will be reported to the tax authority. What is the right balance for you - that's a question.

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Quote from: 2bfree on November 20, 2017, 02:57:40 PM

I think most people think if 19 out of 20 ICO's are a scam they are ok to get their money stolen. They hove no problem loosing all their money. Why? because they think that 1 our of 20 will make them profit. Am I wrong in my analysis?

This is the wild west for now so yeah, probably. But in my experience 8 out of 10 ICO's turn into profit at some point, even if they are scams. It's not because they're scams that they just vanish. Most of them continue on exchanges with p&d. Ethical? No. Profitable? Mostly yes. Even if it is a scam, there's so much money involved it will get pumped someday to ICO-prices.

People should do better research. Go for ICO's that don't make a lot of marketing fuzz. The risk is even higher but the profits are way higher.

KingScorpio

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Quote from: 2bfree on November 20, 2017, 02:57:40 PM

I think most people think if 19 out of 20 ICO's are a scam they are ok to get their money stolen. They hove no problem loosing all their money. Why? because they think that 1 our of 20 will make them profit. Am I wrong in my analysis?

people need to invest people need to distribute power through loans, so the societies economy can be structured,

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2bfree

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I'm investigating Crypto Projects

I think most people think if 19 out of 20 ICO's are a scam they are ok to get their money stolen. They hove no problem loosing all their money. Why? because they think that 1 our of 20 will make them profit. Am I wrong in my analysis?

KingScorpio

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i have recently thought, and compared my business model with scammer icos that took so much money from you:

i realized a fundamental problem that will long term pursue cryptoeconomics, resulting from the perfectionism people demand from the ico:

serious ICOs cant put so many funds into marketing like those that purposely seek to scam people and run away, change their id make new website and scam again. they have to work economically.

this will have a cancerous effect on cryptoeconomics, very damaging in the long term, because it systematically benefits scammers and their much bigger marketing budgets,

than it benefits serious asset pegged cryptocurrencies that have to invest and store value and have that investment productively.

ICOs this way benefit systematically scam, because they so terribly depend on online marketing complicated designed website and so on.

good luck dealing with this, cause this will hunt you in the long term.

regards

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