Topic: Unikrn Gold. Should you invest? (Read 184 times)

A very substantial chunk of the UnikoinGold tokens, about ¼, is to be devoted to marketing and partnerships. If there’s something the majority of ICOs lack, it’s the ability to get users other than speculative investors. The Unikrn CEO stated that they are not looking for speculators, rather people who actually use the platform. I’m assuming the marketing team will reflect this in their strategies.
UnikoinGold is linked to Unikrn, which already has proven success and a dominant team and set of advisors that could take UnikoinGold far. Additionally, the arsenal of investors in both Unikrn and UnikoinGold’s ICO thus far have experience in growth-focused companies.
It’s hard to dispute the numbers of how fast eSports is growing. By already being a leader in the industry, Unikrn is a pretty good position for capitalizing on future growth.
UnikoinGold is VC-backed. There are two sides to every coin (pardon the pun). None of the investors behind UnikoinGold strike me as eSports evangelists willing to sacrifice a profit for the sake of eSports betting. This creates an antagonistic relationship between the Unikrn team’s desire to create a stable currency for its players, and their investors’ desires to profitably exit from their ICO investment. 
The ICO has star power. You rarely see an ICO with celebrity investors such as Ashton Kutcher and Mark Cuban, as well as several VC firms. The ICO world is filled with so much anonymous and unknown instability that having credible and popular investors such as one of the main guys from Shark Tank can be a very enticing signal.