Quote from: galbraith01 on January 21, 2018, 09:49:17 AM

Quote from: Kvanko on January 20, 2018, 10:28:07 PM

Do we have at least one or two successful projects, which used Waves platform? For some reason many of them can't even reach softcap during ICO and therefore die before birth. That's too bad, I like Waves. Ethereum is some kind of monopoly on the market of smart contracts now.

I posted here some days ago that DARFchain will move the project frm Waves to Ethereum ERC20 token.
Darf ICO right now is an epic failure.

This kindda news, u will never heard here, coz mainly propaganda pro waves.
Negative stuff are hidden.
They act as if negative point can not help to improve waves :bad way to improve a system.
If you only listen to supporter and do not stand critics, then one day u will hit a wall : the reality.

Think also that actually all ICO in dev lab incubator are russian or at least CEO name sounds russian. This is not an international success : not one foreign company. Not ONE. Amazing : they spent many days flying around the world, many hours to present their project/vision in Asia for what?

And yes i know the answer : project is great, give time ans so on.
Hallelujah i can heard angels LOL
This ain't a project this is a sect

Quote from: galbraith01 on January 21, 2018, 09:49:17 AM

What we need
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I begin to dump some of my waves and spread the word around : avoid this platform for a while or you will lose your precious money

I thought you sold already Grin

But thanks for sharing your opinion.

Many projects hold their ICO on the Waves platform because it's very accessible.
Currently with the Waves Lab incubator, they can receive support from the Waves team to run their ICO and comply to regulations.

And after they ended their ICO, they may stay on the Waves platform, work on their own blockchain and move or move to another platform. We don't keep them hostage.

And yes, some projects may succeed, others may fail. Only 10% of the ICO's and projects become a success, ~90% fails.