Quote from: Whitly on November 08, 2018, 09:35:39 AM

Quote from: Kemarit on November 08, 2018, 02:51:25 AM

And who will be the custodian of the funds?

That's one of the problems what I see now and also how to escrow funds.

Quote from: Kemarit on November 08, 2018, 02:51:25 AM

Do you think that ICO is willing to participate in this kind of funding?

"Marketing side, participating in this fund will be plus for projects, since everyone will understand, that the projects in this fund comply with high standards and also if something will happen with projects, they can expect to receive their money back from this fund."

Quote from: Kemarit on November 08, 2018, 02:51:25 AM

Who will make the decision to accept or reject? And how can we know that a project will likely less to fail (or succeed) for that matter? We still don't know enough matrix to say that this project will drastically change the landscape of the crypto verse so that alone will leave doubts about this so called guarantee funding.

I think it's possible, just needed people who have enough knowledge and experience. Also, get necessary knowledge base and set certain standards possible based on past ICOs, that were successful or not.

And NO, that's won't be a place that will say "Invest in this ICO and multiple your coins in "X" times. This "Fund" will just give guarantees, that you will able to get your money back with profit or without from ICOs participate in this kind of funding. Otherwise, you can expect to get your money back from this Fund. So, you have a chance to invest in other ICOs without having any guarantees to get at least amount, you invested back or do relatively "safe" investments in ICOs that participate in this fund.

Yeah marketing side, but how about the operational cost though? I mean project started from scratch with 0 funds, they're going to 'share' funds here, which I don't think that ICO project will agree upon (at least the way I see it). They needed all the money to cover there expenses and partaking some funds would be their last resort, IMHO. Although I like your idea, perhaps it needed some expounding specially the 'X amount to be refunded', in cases of liquidation.