Topic: what can you tell me about the dangers of investing in an American ICO? - page 2. (Read 224 times)
July 25, 2018, 09:01:35 AM
I don't think you should be scared to invest on an American ICO. eMusic is already a popular platform. After the recent acquisition of Keystone corp by Coinbase has made it promising situation for ICOs in USA. Government has been lenient towards Coinbase which has reduced down the rigid regulations. So I think the risk of investing is worth it.
July 25, 2018, 08:41:00 AM
I think, investing in US projects is not problematic. Many govts. are adopting crypto currencies in their country and I think they will do so also. Whenever US govt. take this decision projects like this emusic will succeed.
July 25, 2018, 08:40:30 AM
American ICO is not dangerous to investors yet if it comes witha legitimate policy in approval of SEC and new formed government authoritywhich is recently founded by Trump. For eMusic, I will say, I haven't heard of it until today but seeing the website looks sleeky to me. You can invest in US ICOs but first you do some research and proceed with what you've got.
July 25, 2018, 08:07:23 AM
Really quite interesting that the general feeling seems to be stay away from US ICO's. I think the SEC's attempts to try and impose security regulations on ICO's has really caused some serious damage with not only people moving their business outside the US to do ICO's but also people being very cautious about investing in those rare ICO's that decided to raise money while being based in the US.
July 25, 2018, 07:50:03 AM
I would not invest in American ICO projects, since there is a high probability that such projects will be closed. Money in the event of the closure of the project, you will hardly be returned.
I want to agree that now in America, the crypto currency is rather doubtful. I saw already a few American projects that have collected their capital ceased to exist.
July 25, 2018, 07:39:49 AM
I've heard that eMusic is moving towards an ICO.
Well, there is no doubt the music industry is one of the most centralized, there are no good alternatives to Spotify and Pandora,
we need to take the power back from the big labels, by listening to music through decentralized platforms.
From what I understand, emusic allows independent music artists and small labels to negotiate directly,
indeed looks like a refreshing project, though isn’t it a huge risk investing in projects coming from the US before the SEC will regulate ICOs?
In fact there is a lot of chance the ico violatnig the SEC rules and the dev could be arrested just like what has already happened with centra and any other US ico. I will suggest you never try to participate in the US ico. Tbar has been giving the best example how the majority of US icos can't comply with US rules, Well, there is no doubt the music industry is one of the most centralized, there are no good alternatives to Spotify and Pandora,
we need to take the power back from the big labels, by listening to music through decentralized platforms.
From what I understand, emusic allows independent music artists and small labels to negotiate directly,
indeed looks like a refreshing project, though isn’t it a huge risk investing in projects coming from the US before the SEC will regulate ICOs?
July 25, 2018, 07:29:56 AM
Usually the dangers include less transparency which can lead to manipulative decisions taken, without the need to verify the platform and schemes. So, the best thing is to analyze your information and then take decisions.
July 25, 2018, 07:12:42 AM
I think it is dangerous to invest on American ICOs because their government is very strict in terms of crypto industry and America is usually a restricted country on other ICO projects. I think there are some other reasons and I'm willing to know what are those reasons.
July 25, 2018, 07:09:13 AM
it is very unfortunate but true that many investors are still not interested on investing in America ICO, cause they are afraid about it's stability and i don't claim their tensions are invalid this can be happen but for the American citizens it is easy to deal with it but we can hope that in the future dealing with American ICO will be more safer for the users
July 25, 2018, 06:57:52 AM
US government monitoring system somehow discourages crypto investment right now. Things will possibly change. For now I would like to invest in south american region.
July 25, 2018, 06:42:52 AM
If the tokens are security token then there might be some risks. Otherwise the plan is quite good and looks like it will create a revolution in Music Industry.
July 25, 2018, 06:19:58 AM
As an American ICO, they should have no issues with the SEC if their tokens are utility tokens and not security tokens. There are a few ICO's from the USA without a stop and desist orders.
July 25, 2018, 02:07:37 AM
Investment in ICO projects from the United States is actually very risky, because the SEC has very strict restrictions on ICO.
So these tokens don't necessarily list on exchange, so you might lose money.
So these tokens don't necessarily list on exchange, so you might lose money.
July 25, 2018, 01:59:04 AM
The danger of participating in this ICO is that it can be closed any time as the music industry is kind of centralized and for this, I don't feel safe investing in such ICOs.
July 23, 2018, 04:33:18 AM
Your caution is justified, though eMusic is a very unique American project that has many resources
and made a huge progress in negotiations with the SEC to get a rare approval to raise money.
Looks like a very serious one, check their site
https://token.emusic.com/
and made a huge progress in negotiations with the SEC to get a rare approval to raise money.
Looks like a very serious one, check their site
https://token.emusic.com/
July 22, 2018, 04:07:09 PM
I would not invest in American ICO projects, since there is a high probability that such projects will be closed. Money in the event of the closure of the project, you will hardly be returned.
July 22, 2018, 12:08:56 PM
I think if its a utility token and not a security, there should be no problem for US citizens to participate.. correct me if I'm wrong
July 22, 2018, 10:20:39 AM
I've heard that eMusic is moving towards an ICO.
Well, there is no doubt the music industry is one of the most centralized, there are no good alternatives to Spotify and Pandora,
we need to take the power back from the big labels, by listening to music through decentralized platforms.
From what I understand, emusic allows independent music artists and small labels to negotiate directly,
indeed looks like a refreshing project, though isn’t it a huge risk investing in projects coming from the US before the SEC will regulate ICOs?
Well, there is no doubt the music industry is one of the most centralized, there are no good alternatives to Spotify and Pandora,
we need to take the power back from the big labels, by listening to music through decentralized platforms.
From what I understand, emusic allows independent music artists and small labels to negotiate directly,
indeed looks like a refreshing project, though isn’t it a huge risk investing in projects coming from the US before the SEC will regulate ICOs?
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