Quote from: bgaf on Today at 05:30:38 AM

Quote from: mccullab on May 04, 2020, 06:11:54 PM

in order for that token to hold any value in relation to Bitcoin?

I realize my question may be a bit scrambled so thank you in advance.

Not necessary need an ICO for any token to have value. There are lots of project in the past that never conducted any of fund raising on their platform but they got huge demand. Its like you have a very strong concept and the people loves that and the reason why they are buying them. I remember this project called railblock, which as far as I know do not conduct any ICOs but they are just giving away rewards of xrb for free for solving capcha online, later on the project becomes in demand and raise a lot of value. Its the purpose and objective of projects to have store of value and now that project change name to nano. I am regretful cause I earned some of that tokens but there are buyers of that for a small amount. Im an idiot to sell cause that tokens valued very high during the last bull run.

Bgaf you are right, Bitcoin didn't have fundraising, and DigiByte! For this two I am sure they didn't have
ICO, any kind of initial coin offering. Anyone could mine them and it was how some people got their first
coins, they helped the network and network rewarded them! It's a true decentralized project, without ICO
IEO or anything else! Just chain and who helps the chain get some coins in return!