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Yes you are right. I was also in your side hoping that this project, which is the Traxia would be able to reach its hard cap. This project really deserves a successful future especially that the team working behind this project, really shows that they are doing their best for the Traxia reach their goals.

Only hope. It's harder and harder for ICO projects to reach their prices at ICO selling due to stricter rules of national authorities around the globe recent months. Those projects have to solidly demonstrate their potential via early products after the end of ICOs to help price take off.

Yes thats true ICO are realy having a diffi ult days because of the the recent banning of these major websites to cryptocurrency advertisements.

Yeah you are right. And due to the new regulations of US regarding all cryptocurrencies, all ICO's now especially to those who are in this country are really encountered difficulties. And maybe, that's the reason why some ICO now are not working well especially in giving updates about the development of a project.

The current situation really has a very bad effect on the development of many projects. But I'm sure that some solution of this problem must be found. Since a lot of useful and interesting projects can remain unrealized.

No way. Even if you are a citizen of US, you can still be participating on the ICO of a project with identifying your KYC, without it, you can do nothing.

Its realy sad US residents cant participate on the iCO since most big time investors are from there. What coukd be the reason why there are restrictions?

The platform will defnitely loose a lot of potential users and investors by this. I think the reason lies somewhere in the recent government regulations on bitcoin and ICOs in general.

Definitely, because as far as I know if a project that don't have a KYC means that US resident can't participate in the ICO sale due to their government which I think need so many requirements. What I mean is there are so many legalities that needs to be filled and some ICO don't want their investors to be hassled.