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hero member
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December 13, 2019, 09:48:44 AM
#54
Hello, I would like to know which projects have really achieved their goals after an ICO/IEO/ITO. Is there a page or statistics about it?
I have never seen a project fulfill their goals after the end of IEO or ICO. Even projects listed at major exchanges like Matic, FET, Celer ... are collapsing. It can be said that 2019 is a failed year for new projects, I hope by 2020 they will improve the situation and not die like the projects in 2017 and 2018.
legendary
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December 13, 2019, 09:45:15 AM
#53
Hello, I would like to know which projects have really achieved their goals after an ICO/IEO/ITO. Is there a page or statistics about it?

you can check cmc for that man, theres a thing on the side that shows "ROI%"
90% of projects did not ROI (yet) for their investors, but you have to remember that wasent the point. the point is money for the devs
look at VBK, had Trex IEO, devs raised 20 million$, now the token is garbo, never even got close to ROI for buyers, ut the devs dont care, as they have 20 mil$
thats crypto now sadly. nothing but cash grabs. stick to mother BTC lol
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December 13, 2019, 08:04:24 AM
#52
It's pretty simple mate, just take a look at their roadmap and see to what extent they have accomplished the individuals targets on it. Also, you can look on coinmarketcap to see if at it is being traded then you can compare its total marketcap as well as the daily 24 hour volume. Consider other successful partnerships that it might have gained as a result of its progress. These are some of the factors that i believe you need to consider when looking at the progress of any ICO/IEO.
You can't judge a project total market cap and 24hours trading volume because few successful projects I knew started very worse in terms of trading volume on exchanges and gradually in time good volume start showing up
hero member
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December 13, 2019, 06:44:26 AM
#51
I think you can't find really the not good or useless project here because a lot really turn like that then you will notice only if they turn well
Since this market is no centralized, we cannot find statistics on the future status of all projects. There are dozens of projects participating in the market every day, each of which is impossible to follow. This is possible only through the projects themselves. For example, if a site is set up to let them know what is new and if devs take it seriously, we can access these statistics easily.
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December 13, 2019, 07:53:57 AM
#51
It's really hard to keep a track of it as most of the projects just disappears after getting some funds from ICO or else just fails to survive post ICO. I don't think we will ever see a list of successful projects unless we start our over research as one cannot rely on ranking sites anymore as a proof about project's outcome.

I agree with him.
Although I have one in my mind and that is PundiX.
Do not look at the price of the coin but instead look at how far they have reach their goals.
There is a staking method if you exchange your NPXS to FX and I am still staking up until now.

Maybe we could contribute here one by one but there is no such thing as a list like Wysi said.
Pundix is a really tempting coin for those who cares much about real use case only, I know many will prefer coins that will bring quick profits but honestly without bull run pundix might not grow higher for a while, same as HOT and Tron
jr. member
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December 13, 2019, 07:13:50 AM
#50
It is difficult to know exactly 100% whether the projects have achieved their goals by ICO or IEO, but they can tell us when they succeed, and the websites are just a reference to the achievement of Maybe, but for the development project to achieve its goal during this time, it will be difficult.
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December 13, 2019, 05:29:30 AM
#49
I think you can't find really the not good or useless project here because a lot really turn like that then you will notice only if they turn well

Then i think better to search or study how project,alts,tokens,services here works then use and invest in that another thing there's a lot here that works so you can apply that in the new here
sr. member
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December 13, 2019, 07:13:31 AM
#49
well, like your subject thread, mostly becoming useless projects!
no hope , even IEO from big exchange also can be useless investement right now.
but , although we know mostly becoming useless , people still dare to create new project everyday.
it sucks btw .
even projects that listed on Binance after IEO are now failing. I see that this is just a pump and a dumping scheme. Project lists on Binance  - grow in the price - immediately fall in price. after what the Binance does we have to stop trusting this exchange.
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December 13, 2019, 07:06:14 AM
#48
Hello, I would like to know which projects have really achieved their goals after an ICO/IEO/ITO. Is there a page or statistics about it?
I read that Ethereum was first project to do an ICO. i was not into crypto that time.
but I remember Lisk ICO and Lisk project is very successful. then there is ARK which is also a DPOS like Lisk and it's also very successful. then Binance ICO which was held in 2017 and Binance is very successful as you can see. and then PundiX (iv'e worekd for them).
actually the list is kinda long. most projects got failed or runaway. but some did very well.
hero member
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December 13, 2019, 06:43:44 AM
#47
well, like your subject thread, mostly becoming useless projects!
no hope , even IEO from big exchange also can be useless investement right now.
but , although we know mostly becoming useless , people still dare to create new project everyday.
it sucks btw .
sr. member
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December 13, 2019, 05:28:40 AM
#46
It's pretty simple mate, just take a look at their roadmap and see to what extent they have accomplished the individuals targets on it. Also, you can look on coinmarketcap to see if at it is being traded then you can compare its total marketcap as well as the daily 24 hour volume. Consider other successful partnerships that it might have gained as a result of its progress. These are some of the factors that i believe you need to consider when looking at the progress of any ICO/IEO.
legendary
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December 13, 2019, 04:45:27 AM
#45
It's certainly very hard to keep track of what proportion of projects fail. And those that do fail do so at different stages - some don't manage to hit softcap at ICO, so fail before they've even really started. As for those who do manage to launch the project, but then the price tanks when it hits the exchanges - how do we know if these have failed or not? Generally volumes for newly traded coins are very low, and aren't always representative of the true value of the project. It can be hard to distinguish between those that are failing, and those where development is progressing well behind the scenes and beyond the public eye.
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December 13, 2019, 04:34:40 AM
#44

If the project weren't supported by a good amount of people in the community, you can it useless project and might not even need to be tokenized to use blockchain.  There are plenty of them in the market which is why they don't have value after its listed in one exchange.

The only reason why it got funds during the ICO is that the investors wants to profit being an early buyers and dumping right from the start is their plan.
Projects that do not get the support of many people and do not develop projects that are delivered in the end will only become worthless when listed in exchange. And it's true that investors decide to invest early because they want to get a bigger profit or they can buy at a cheap price in the beginning and can get bonuses and profits.
sr. member
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December 13, 2019, 03:03:52 AM
#43
Hello, I would like to know which projects have really achieved their goals after an ICO/IEO/ITO. Is there a page or statistics about it?
as of now I still don't see any website similar to what you are looking for
usually, you can only see the development of the token within their website or telegram and blog they post it if they achieved something
sr. member
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December 13, 2019, 02:56:54 AM
#42
maybe you can see icodrop, because they make a list of projects that have got a soft cap when running ieo, ico, but I don't know if they also make a list of projects that continue to grow I mean continue to observe the movement of the project.
because there are many fake sites that provide false information.
jr. member
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December 13, 2019, 02:49:38 AM
#41
You can check Icodrops or just follow the project by their roadmap. write down the millestones of projects you are interested in and check in time if they achived them. There are a lot of projects that are self-funded and moving slowly then ico's but more efficient (newscrypto.io for example)
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December 13, 2019, 02:48:02 AM
#40
Hello, I would like to know which projects have really achieved their goals after an ICO/IEO/ITO. Is there a page or statistics about it?
Is there still successful projects nowadays? Lol!
Kidding aside, it's hard to track down those projects since they just disappear out of nowhere hence the site couldn't update what been completed throughout their roadmap. Why you bother want to know it instead?

Anyway, you can manually research it and you can start with Binance launchpad as almost of the projects launched there are pretty much successful.
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December 13, 2019, 02:41:24 AM
#39
It's really hard to keep a track of it as most of the projects just disappears after getting some funds from ICO or else just fails to survive post ICO. I don't think we will ever see a list of successful projects unless we start our over research as one cannot rely on ranking sites anymore as a proof about project's outcome.

I agree with him.
Although I have one in my mind and that is PundiX.
Do not look at the price of the coin but instead look at how far they have reach their goals.
There is a staking method if you exchange your NPXS to FX and I am still staking up until now.

Maybe we could contribute here one by one but there is no such thing as a list like Wysi said.
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December 13, 2019, 02:34:49 AM
#38
Hello, I would like to know which projects have really achieved their goals after an ICO/IEO/ITO. Is there a page or statistics about it?
First thing to consider as 'goals achieved' in crypto world is raising funds successfully, this will determine if the project is going to survive or not so to answer your question i can boldly say that this year many new projects raised their funds successfully, this doesn't mean they are all real projects too
legendary
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December 13, 2019, 02:17:48 AM
#37
Hello, I would like to know which projects have really achieved their goals after an ICO/IEO/ITO. Is there a page or statistics about it?
The most projects that have achieved their goals its value fell unbearably. So my advice is do not ever analyze it based on ranking or achievement. But if you are still curious, please check this website https://icodrops.com/ico-stats/, there is a lot of information you need

Never mind the price, but keeping on the schedule can't be ignored,
I would invest way more likely to something that has delivered what they promised in the past then some project that has delivered only broken promises.
The price trend isn't everything when you are an investor, and if you are a trader, prepare for fall if the project ever delivers because people sell the news.
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