Quote from: kadscuk on November 25, 2017, 06:54:58 PM

Hhhm, I have a few questions about the Stratis ICO platform launch

Who is actually going to use the ICO platform when its done? Are we talking corporations and businesses? Because thats not going to happen without huge regulation being in place..loads of ICOs and most of the scene is turning into a scam with crap being launched left and right

If we're talking new alt coin projects, what advantage does Stratis have over Ethereum? Im not seeing any advantage here whatsoever in the long term, its simply Stratis re-inventing the wheel here and trying to take its piece of the pie

The Stratis ICO platform also isnt offering liquidity - its not an exchange like Cobinhood where ICO tokens get instant deep liquidity on launch. The issue now for ICOs is not whether they can launch an ICO (which is easy) but whether they can get LIQUIDITY post ICO and have the post ICO process managed more smoothly.

Until those are made clear, seems a lot of questions unanswered and its all hype, FOMO

There's no harm in having multiple platforms for ICOs. Stratis can provide more secure smart contracts. It may also be able to provide a way to send BTC into the contract instead of ETH (not confirmed - I've asked this in the past but no reply from the team). The programming part may be easier for existing corporations, due to a lower learning curve with .NET instead of Solidity. The tooling around .NET is better than Solidity since it is more mature. Less errors means more trust in the system as a whole.