Quote from: Reid on March 08, 2019, 10:07:14 PM

Quote from: asder250 on March 03, 2019, 03:46:52 PM

Hello, I would like to ask you about STOs. It means that STO is regulated and has a license to run a token sale, am I correct? And all STOs are giving passive income to token holders or not?
I have heard about these two big STOs BoltonCoin and FABA and both STOs are suspected as a scam, have you heard about that?
And my last question how something that is regulated could be a scam..? Roll Eyes

Thanks!

So what do you want us to do with it?
Check them one on one and try to figure out if they are really legitimate companies.
It is hard work and I think it is every individual job who will invest to those STO's to still check it.
This is a new kind of way of creating coins and even if they say they are safer, double checking is a must.

Remember, it is your money which is at risk not theirs. You cannot just hand it over with no safety measures.

this is so true. if he wants to know the legitimacy of these projects, he should be doing his own research and assess for himself if the facts available are authentic. no one will do the homework for you. but look for threads particularly in the scam accusations board if there are threads dedicated for them. so at least you will gain insights about the project, checking if there are red flags or not.

Quote from: Boombull on April 03, 2019, 09:13:03 PM

As the industry continues to evolve, STO will surely replace ICO and this will be better for investors and the industry entirely. STO is more safer and profitable and the risk involved in it is lesser but all the same it will also come with its risk

i don't think STO is the new norm in crypto now. it is more of IEO handled by various exchanges. though several projects had successful IEOs, it is not a guarantee that you will earn profit from this. you need to check how they perform after IEO and it is for you to gauge if this will be a good investment for you.