Topic: Would you support an Israeli ICO? (Read 565 times)

If you refuse to invest in a promising and legitimate ICO because of the developers' race or the project's origin, you should have yourself checked. Maybe you have a "racism disease"

It's contagious and can be easily transmitted especially if a person has a very low number of brain cells.

Hope my sarcasm is not that implicit as this kind of mentality should stop.

I am not a supporter of Israel and feel that the Palestinian people are being treated unfairly after being evicted of their territory but yes I can leave politics aside. I have Israeli friends, I have stakes in Senno which is a NEO token project with an Israeli team.

I think sometimes it's necessary to leave politics aside to move in the right direction for the common good but it's a good question, I am sure some people will not for political reasons.

That's the whole point of blockchain - to have a border-less economic system even with parties you don't necessarily get along with but with blockchain technology become somewhat trustworthy.

Not because of ISRAEL   because all ICO will ask for PHOTO ID   KYC
Know your customer ..So passport ID selfie address all the information to prove who you are..

I would be extremely cautious before investing in an ICO, especially if that country isn't experienced with ICOs.  I know Israel is quite up to date on crypto-currency, I just don't know if that country is ready for ICO regulation yet. 

Yes I will as long as they give and do there part I have no problem with it. Plus, anyone can be a scam and just because they are known for something negative doesnt mean they cant prove something good.

I would really look into it and make sure it is not a scam , and once i am 100% sure then i would support it.

thats the problem, why supporting an ico that gives a flying fuck about you? i mean only people in developing countries had that situation, so money systematically flew from the developing world to the developed one.

I think that supporting an ICO is not related to which country's ICO it is. I only support which real ICO. For scam ico, no matter which country I am sure I will not support.

I have already supported one, and many people in this forum also did: we've supported Bancor, which is one of the best and most clever projects out there. Bancor has an Israelian team, all very clever people.

Thats impossible they will benefit them

Whether I invest or not, do not decide by country, as long as it does not cheat. Even though I do not like Israel very well, but the thing that interests me when investing is profit

What has Israel's politics to do with crypto? If I had to avoid supporting ICOs based on the fact if I like the policies of the countries where they happen I would have to avoid ALL ICOs, since there are no countries in the world whose politics is "clean".

I will definitely trust Israeli projects much more their ICOs. I trust them more than any other projects that would hold ICOs. Israel has credibility when it comes to success, innovations, inventions, technologies. A very young country and yet very much advance economically. If you are planning to hold one please let us know.

I don't have anything against Israel, so I would invest in a legitimate Israeli company if it fit into my financial goals. It's ICOs I have a lot of hesitations about. The vast majority of them end up never really going anywhere, which means a loss of investor funds. There are, of course, the scams, but there are also those initiatives started by people who mean well and truly intend to deliver, but they lack skills or resources to make it happen. I wrote an article analyzing one particular ICO, but they're pretty much all the same: https://steemit.com/ico/@wiser/a-critical-look-at-an-ico-whitepaper

As long as it's not benefitting zionism or israeli regime it's ok

I'd have to have a sense for how much the principles were influenced by the Babylonian Talmud.  I'm pretty sure that there are a lot of Israelis who understand the [ethic supremacist and genocidal] nature of that religion and reject it.  In that case I would certainly consider doing business with them even if they would be probably be targeted for destruction by the Zionists and thus be fairly likely to fail.

On the contrary, if the people involved embraced the teachings of the Talmud and Zohar, they are at least predictable.  All one has to do is to imagine the most scummy and treacherous actions they could take and that's probably what they will do.  That's especially problematic because my goyim status makes me fair game.  Currently this creepy sect seems to be in control in Israel...and most of the rest of the world.  They have a leg up tech-wise because they can steal any technology they want and make a ton of money selling it to the highest bidder.  If one ever wondered why their weapons systems don't seem to work for shit, this is probably why.

Maybe someone in Israel can cook up an OrganCoin to ease the financial problems associated with the organ trafficking trade?  One of the most amusing things I've seen in a while was when a mainstream news reporter accidentally did her job:

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qEfELgav1Qs

I would never support an Israeli ICO, because Israel's action against Palestinians is a crime against humanity.

Crypto promises us a borderless and truly global financial system.

True believers can be found anywhere. Israel, USA, Iran, Russia. Who you are, and what you do, that is what matters, not where you are from.

On top of that, Israel hosts some of the best tech talent and one of the best crypto communities in the world.

Some of the best ICOs are coming/will come from there

yes i will, given Israel's reputation on technology as innovative and really a game changer.  I will still do my usual diligence though to make sure the project is clear and not a scam.