How are you going to provide the liqudity for the token? As you know, it is quite urgent problem for all new ICOs
To avoid misunderstanding, please specify what you mean by liquidity in this case
I mean the stability of the coin. Nowadays many start ups fail because of that...They do not consider how the value of their coin will sustain and grow while they work towards completing their project. Nor do they put in place mechanisms that will manage exchange rates. At the same time investors want to know how they are going to realise returns on their investments...
Hello!
Yes, you're to point the problem, but the main reason for that is that projects have no proper understanding of the market they're moving to.
So nothing happens
I'm inclined to believe "proper understanding" has nothing to do with most ICO's.., they are too restrained in time, and at most times in budget. No time and resources to make a good research. I'm not saying this refer to this project, so don't take it as an offence.
No offence indeed. You are right pointing out that by and large raising funds through a crowdsale means you're on a limited budget, and at the moment you've only got a worthwhile idea and some groundwork
you've got the point, I believe... but on the other hand, that is the new face of venture investment, and we'll see if it lives on. in a year or two it will be clear whether ICO's survive through the tough regulations that local councils are presently working on
BTW, did you face any issues with that?
With local regulations, you mean? We were initially planning to launch in Georgia, but then it was decided to relocate to Estonia. We're now going through the final stages of polishing our legal documents (hope to expose them to the public's attention quite soon). Everything is going quite smoothly in this field, but naturally it takes some time