This word was not booming. The developers didn't interested to use such way to raising the funds from the investors. They still prefer to use token mechanism to raise the funds rather than NFT.
There are so many articles about INO on google.
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I have ever heard that before. Some projects like kingspeed was using it. Kingspeed was a failed project. INO was not so good. that's why many NFT projects prefer to use minting mechanism rather than INO. There are some projects were also using ISNO as well.
This word was not booming. The developers didn't interested to use such way to raising the funds from the investors. They still prefer to use token mechanism to raise the funds rather than NFT.
There are so many articles about INO on google.
This word was not booming. The developers didn't interested to use such way to raising the funds from the investors. They still prefer to use token mechanism to raise the funds rather than NFT.
There are so many articles about INO on google.
Well I just did a search and so many results are showing up from as far as Feb 2022 
I even got an article on Q4 2021 on the first page by just type "INO crypto" on google search.https://www.coinspeaker.com/guides/what-is-an-initial-nft-offering-ino/
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What makes me wonder is that since NFTs are technically Tokens, why don't they just simply call them Initial Token Offerings? It's just another form of rebranding to fool gullible investors.
I think it will mix both fungible token and non-fungible token if you're just call Token instead of NFT.There's another article I found INO is stand for Initial Node Offering
https://decbc.com/ino/
Well I just did a search and so many results are showing up from as far as Feb 2022
1. https://coinmarketcap.com/earn/videos/only1-initial-nft-offering
2. https://www.hk-lawyer.org/content/blockchain-101-what-initial-nft-offering-%E2%80%9Cino%E2%80%9D-%C2%A0
3. https://gamefiboost.com/what-is-initial-nft-offering-ino/
What makes me wonder is that since NFTs are technically Tokens, why don't they just simply call them Initial Token Offerings? It's just another form of rebranding to fool gullible investors.
1. https://coinmarketcap.com/earn/videos/only1-initial-nft-offering
2. https://www.hk-lawyer.org/content/blockchain-101-what-initial-nft-offering-%E2%80%9Cino%E2%80%9D-%C2%A0
3. https://gamefiboost.com/what-is-initial-nft-offering-ino/
What makes me wonder is that since NFTs are technically Tokens, why don't they just simply call them Initial Token Offerings? It's just another form of rebranding to fool gullible investors.
INO stands for — Initial NFT Offering
You are welcome.
Edit: My search must have been low quality that's why couldn't find it
You are welcome.
Edit: My search must have been low quality that's why couldn't find it
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