Topic: Why do not traditional investors prefer to invest heavily in ICO projects? (Read 132 times)
March 26, 2018, 01:32:14 AM
you posted in wrong section. move your thread to Altcoin Discussion
March 26, 2018, 12:40:13 AM
Blockchain startups earned more than $ 3.6 billion on October 16, 2017. Most of the fundraising ICOs for companies have not yet started. All that a new startup about Blockchain has is a white copy and a sample web, in some cases some senior advisers. In fact, those who are willing to invest in such opportunities have voiced a fundamental desire of 21st century investors as they have invested in opportunities to promote equity, Good transparency and accessibility.
But for the industry there are not any regulations, mainly because they want to promote the use of digital currency which is also not controlled. Investing in a project based on the promise in a white paper is risky. With the current funding structure based on a White Paper, it is difficult to make Blockchain investments a mainstream trend. Even co-founder Ethereum also said that 90 percent of the ICO project would eventually collapse. Most investors want to understand what they are investing in, see examples of how they can succeed over the long run, and have more assurance that the investment will be used.
But for the industry there are not any regulations, mainly because they want to promote the use of digital currency which is also not controlled. Investing in a project based on the promise in a white paper is risky. With the current funding structure based on a White Paper, it is difficult to make Blockchain investments a mainstream trend. Even co-founder Ethereum also said that 90 percent of the ICO project would eventually collapse. Most investors want to understand what they are investing in, see examples of how they can succeed over the long run, and have more assurance that the investment will be used.
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