My personal favourites are of course Mooncats and Bnbbunnies

Considerations below

Mooncats (https://mooncatrescue.com)
- Satoshi-ish narrative, dev no where to be found (so far)
- the mining rescue story is awesome
- Scarce
- Lots of hype which could last

Bnbbunnies (https://bnbbunnies.com)
- First NFT on BSC
- Nice graphics
- Scarce
- All Bunnies minted within days despite not being "discovered" by KOLs yet
- Ongoing development, game coming out

Pretty neat project that sold all 10,000 NFTs and are progressing toward a game element. oh, and it also happens to be the first NFT project on BSC (Remember Punks?)

Very very good graphics and iterations on the NFT bunnies.

The last NFT was minted (sold) yesterday 18 March. Very early stage.

Information can be found here

Website: https://bnbbunnies.com
Marketplace: https://bnbbunnies.com/marketplace.html
Twitter: https://twitter.com/BNBBunnies/
Telegram: https://t.me/BNBBunnies

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Cyber security war is endless. This could be a real shot at increasing our odds

Lots more action with this one coming up!

I agree that it varies. This is why I'm curious what the poll will show and whether this will indicate what is the short/long term movements in our prices.

Lets do the poll! Capitulate = sell, given up

Fantastic replies to this thread. Lets keep this going! Need more positivity and understanding

Thought it hasn't been asked this way before. The question is actually quite loaded.

I wrote this before, and am writing it here now. I would really like to advocate for institutions and VC money entering this space. Let me know your comments.

The fervour and bullishness of the Initial Coin Offering (ICO) of 2017 is long forgotten, and markets are maturing to a steady state. Regulations are becoming clearer, and talks of the Security Token Offering (STO) become common place. Where has the ICO gone? Simply put, its still there. Just not so ‘public’ and often anymore. Indeed, the velocity of token sales done in recent months are declining exponentially.

Private and/or institutional sales

It is well-documented that most ICOs today are sold largely (up to 95%) to private placements, consisting of institutions and High Net-Worth Individuals (HNWIs). These private offerings are completed with generous discounts before release to the public (no discount), or at times listing straight to a crypto exchange thereafter.

Equity and/or hybrid token offerings

As more VCs venture into this space, more traditional instruments of financing are being promoted- be it equity, convertible loans or token buy-back agreements. These instruments are important to ICO progress in two ways:

1. They bring about security to investments by holding the issuer/start-up accountable to the ICO.
2. They allow institutional investors a channel to buy into ICOs. Without which, most VCs do not have the authority or mandate to buy tokens.

The future of ICOs

Due to predominantly private, VC-driven ICOs, it is easy to mistake that the democratised, token-based ecosystem is regressing, or worse, ceasing to exist. ICOs today seem to model traditional fund-raising routes (which kind of defeats the purpose doesn’t it?).

However, it is useful to consider that blockchain start-ups and projects are not at all like other start-ups due to the existence of a secondary market (crypto-exchanges)— a very large one in fact. This means that most projects will still have their cryptocurrencies distributed over a larger pool of users/customers/investors.

As the crypto industry and regulatory environment continues to evolve rapidly, the idea of more compliant, accountable and funded ICOs cannot be bad.