There are a couple crypto crowdfunding sites, albeit their reach and activities are nothing to write home about. That said, using their services is not off the table but I'm pretty sure such may be a conflict of interest with an ICO consultant handling our ICO.
I must be missing something, I thought the idea of the pre-ICO was to raise funds for the ICO consultant?
Thats why I was wondering about how you are handling the pre-ICO funds and what they are for? If you haven't hired them yet and are raising funds to hire them then a campaign on a CF site for the pre-ICO only surely couldn't be a COI?
I mean if you've already got them under contract well then I clearly misunderstood and in that case you're right my suggestion is moot! Also if their reach is non existent it may not have any value either, I honestly don't know anything about crypto CF sites so I was just asking!
I love to have fun and bust balls but I can be just as serious and I am sure there is tons more to talk about!
As Bruno mentioned I'm not here to shill anything LOL, I want to understand as much as I can. I've asked my own questions and will continue to do so!
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What I meant to relay, over and beyond the lackluster aspect, is that there's a process you'll have to go through before being accepted, then once approved, the ICO (Pre-ICO in our case) would most likely overlap come July when our ICO is projected to commence, hence my concern of a COI (running simultaneous ICOs akin to running multiple non-crypto fund-raising campaigns that's frown upon). The crypto crowdfunding site Kickstarter has at least a month waiting list before one's listed upon approval.