Quote from: anjiitem on January 29, 2020, 12:38:33 PM

Quote from: cotton ball on January 28, 2020, 05:25:29 AM

Quote from: release on January 25, 2020, 01:01:23 PM

Even though ICO's have lost the appeal lately.

I was just wandering about the legalities. The SEC website confuses me. In the eyes of the SEC are true utility tokens still classed as securities in the USA? Is this why many companies avoid the USA when it comes to ICO's?

If a company from outside the USA releases a token, do they have to comply with SEC regulations to enable usa investors?

I am not from the usa but live here now. Is it a resident or a citizen issue?

Developer not brave guarantee with their legalities of ICO project investment because they know how terrible and bigger risk with investing in ICO although always giving promise for investor their coin keep stable on higher price and listing with bigger exchange market, but at the end of ICO many time delay listing and only brave listed with shit exchange market.

This is often the case where developers will certainly continue to provide good news for investors and also their token holders to keep them willing to buy more or invest in the projects they bring. But in the end most of the projects were registered in the shit exchange which certainly made people think that the developer wasn't serious about developing the project and also only gave sweet promises to the people who participated in it.

This is the current reality that ICO is indeed very unprofitable and always brings problems that don't go away. all because people who seek profits for a moment so sacrificing their self-esteem that makes many investors become apathetic towards ico themselves, because many are misused. but will ico improve in the future? it is still very possible if unauthorized misuse can be minimized by the good cooperation of all of us.