Safety can make or break an investment opportunity. Growing interest in Initial Coin Offering (ICO) projects in 2017 created an avenue for fraudsters to fundraise using empty promises about how the blockchain technology would make their investors wealthier. Because 90% of project teams did not live up to their road map projections, investors who otherwise might be willing to fund promising, new projects became more wary and distrustful. Thus, honest startups had to find new ways of guaranteeing the promised results to their investors through increased security.
Initial Exchange Offering — much like Initial Coin Offering — facilitates the issuance and sale of tokens in order to seek funding for a project. As opposed to Initial Coin Offering, however, IEOs allow only the verified users of host exchanges to purchase said tokens. IEOs does not include a public issuance aspect where funds are sent to a project wallet the way it happens with ICOs. This difference alone makes IEOs considerably safer as investment opportunities.
IEOs are also safer than ICOs because of the management and control capability of a trusted third party — the host exchange.
Some profitable IEO'S like- Moozicore, Bitpanda, Swace, Neutro etc https://tokensale.moozicore.com/