Is there any preliminary list of requirements that ICOs should meet to get your Seal of Approval? I just wonder because ICOs are very different and they probably will have to adhere to different rules
Why do you think different rules? I though ICO itself doesn't depend on the concept of project. Of course its result (successful/unsuccessful) does. But the general frameworks like certain soft cap, hard cap, transperancy, reasonable roadmap are the same for all.
Well I meant the concepts of projects that hold ICOs nowadays are incredibly various. From travelling coins for new blockchains. If a project is technological than apparently they will be required to deliver at least a testnet or something. If it is more about business and not technology than some other requirements are necessary such as legal documentation or may be agreed partnetships. And that was what I asked which approach does HeadStart choose? Do they estimate projects under uniform requirements or not.