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Almost all ICO raises there price on the main sale so that early investors can have an incentives but it will also cause a dump in price if the value is to high.

But now what happen is the opposite. Unfortunately common people aren't seeing the main sale as attractive as last year anymore, especially with knowing that they will get the highest price.
But hopefully the market will reverse later and Jarvis will get a nice timing to conduct an ICO.

I also think this things happened more last year when the price on the exchanges after ICOs was quite high. Nowadays the value of tokens changes more slowly and sometimes its better to hold your coins from ICO.

If the project is promising - its token will go up in any market. I also think that the bullish trend will start soon and many projects will be able to succeed.

And not only this. Price of tokens or amount of bounties at new projects are calculated at the current bitcoin value.
So if a project sells tokens or distribute bounties and BTC is running to 20k next time Grin

you will get more money as if the btc would be already high today.

No!
In the previous pages of this forum, Jarvis said that they will not speculate on investors' funds. And if an ICO does so, it would not respect the ICO's financing.
I thought so last time, but he's dangerous.

I dont get your point. I didnt spoke about speculating on investors' funds.
I meant, it can be good to start an ICO in a bear market and when the bull market comes back, you and the project simply have more fiat in the case you have to cash out.
The other way round we see now. Many projects got ETH or BTC and now they are lacking of fiat, because BTC and ETH are down.