Thanks for this list -  I did an analysis last week for a promising ICO - Lamden - https://lamden.io/ - what I liked about this particular ICO was that it's one that is being run by developers for developers. One of the things that are really difficult these days for the blockchain are the lack of tools that are around to develop blockchains for businesses.  I'm talking about private blockchains, mostly, because honestly, there are some real challenges around using one of the public blockchains like Ethereum or BitCoin for applications, due to cost and bloat.  We all talk about how incredible this technology is and how it will change the world, but it's years behind in terms of fundamental tools to deploy and write code for - and it's all about the code.  So this ICO, putting tools in the hands of the development community to make blockchain more accessible for non-blockchain developers, seems like a good idea.