Re: How ICO's decide what countries to blacklist for before their sale?

Quote from: itrus on April 13, 2019, 10:34:10 AM

I have seen ICO's that block mostly USA, North Korea, China and some Middle East countries. Also i have seen ICO's that block more than 10 countries. So its confusing for me why some countries are restricted and why some countries aren not restricted.

How they decide what countries they are blocking?
What's the difference between ICO's that block say 4 countries or more than 10 countries?
Does this come into factor when i am investing in such projects?

Q: How they decide what countries they are blocking?

A: It is about which country they will be in. For example if any project wants to run their operation in USA, they have to get permission from there. So then, US citizen can join. But if they don't want to run their project there, there is no permission and contributer.

Q: What's the difference between ICO's that block say 4 countries or more than 10 countries?

A: The answer same as first one.

Q: Does this come into factor when i am investing in such projects?

A: I can't understand completely. Can you explain it.