Hi,
Nowadays thousands of ICO companies come into the world and die! The problem is that big part of those ICOs are means of just getting money and nothing else. It causes lack of trust and people are afraid of investing their money in ICOs.
But there are many very interesting ICOs with high potential and ready product, which suffer from widespread opinion that majority of ICOs are scammers.
E.g. KickCity is a company that has existed for two years. KickCity an event platform that generates revenue and has a Helsinki government grant. KickCity needs ICO to make business bigger and to become a decentralized platform where every user is rewarded for ticket promotion. Such companies shouldn't meet obstacles because of scammers!?
What is your opinion on modern ICO regulations and investors' attitude to ICOs?
P.S. all mentioned above is my personal opinion and I glad to hear any attitude
Nowadays thousands of ICO companies come into the world and die! The problem is that big part of those ICOs are means of just getting money and nothing else. It causes lack of trust and people are afraid of investing their money in ICOs.
But there are many very interesting ICOs with high potential and ready product, which suffer from widespread opinion that majority of ICOs are scammers.
E.g. KickCity is a company that has existed for two years. KickCity an event platform that generates revenue and has a Helsinki government grant. KickCity needs ICO to make business bigger and to become a decentralized platform where every user is rewarded for ticket promotion. Such companies shouldn't meet obstacles because of scammers!?
What is your opinion on modern ICO regulations and investors' attitude to ICOs?
P.S. all mentioned above is my personal opinion and I glad to hear any attitude
Is this a novel way of advertising an ICO of a company? I think regulating ICO's would be as futile as regulating cryptocurrencies. The ICO runners will just spend a little more dough to start their business is some obscure jurisdiction with vague laws. Of course, their number may diminish but does it mean that their quality will rise? Perhaps, the best way to regulate these efforts would be via raising awareness of wannabe investors, though as the saying goes you can lead a horse to water but you can't make him drink. Most people would still prefer to learn the hard way.