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Title: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: infoboosteroid on September 29, 2017, 02:47:15 PM
We gathered a few interesting facts about ICOs (Initial Coin Offering).

First ever

One of the earliest uses of ICOs for a cryptocurrency project was Mastercoin. Mastercoin is a meta-protocol on top of the Bitcoin blockchain that provides additional features that the base Bitcoin layer doesn’t. The project was crowdfunded on Bitcointalk forums in 2013. The project raised more than 5000 Bitcoins, which was about 500 000 dollars back then.

Most profitable for investors

ICO of the NXT project was held on Bitcointalk forums in 2013. The startup managed to raise 21 Bitcoin (it was around $6000 back then). NXT created a cryptocurrency coded from scratch (i.e. not a fork of the original Bitcoin code). Moreover the project developers implemented the first fully proof-of-stake system. The project was quite successful for investors, reaching a peak of ‘market capitalization’ of over $100 million.

The most “tragic”

DAO was supposed to be a first decentralized venture fund. Ether was used for transactions and many cryptocommunity members believed in project`s success. The project had its ICO in 2016 and raised $150 000 000. However a bug in the smart contract underlying The DAO was exploited to drain $ 60 million. It was a blow not only for the fund, its founders and investors but for the whole community and a so-called hard fork was used (that is how Ethereum Classic appeared) to freeze all DAO tokens and send them to a new smart contract address. Using this new address the token holders were able to get their share.

The most rapid

Brave – the world’s first blockchain browser. Brave encourages views of online advertising with Basic Attention Token (BAT), created on the Ethereum blockchain. Brave’s  ICO broke all records: $ 35 million were raised just in 30 seconds. The developers attracted $ 73 million in total.

The largest

The crowdsale of EOS currently holds the cryptoindustry record having collected 651 902 Ether ($170 million) in the first 5 days of the campaign. EOS is a smart contract platform. It is used for simultaneous execution of many tasks and it will use token that has the same name. EOS started the first ICO stage on June 26 and ended on July 1, 2017. 200 million EOS tokens were distributed (20% of the total issuance). The ICO will end on June 1, 2018.

The most expected

International project Boosteroid starts the first ICO stage on October 23, 2017.

Boosteroid is a cloud services platform that provides convenient access to computing power, storage, software products and other functionality. The project will allow to abandon expensive personal computers in favor of a powerful remote service with a user-friendly interface and a simple management. A computer is able to carry out a variety of tasks in the “cloud” – from working with texts to analyzing DNA.

The starting price of 1 Boosteroid token (BTR) will be $0,48. 1 BTR corresponds to the price of one hour rent of computing power on the basis of eight NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti graphic cards; two Intel Xeon E5 2680v4 processors; RAM 256Gb; SSD 960Gb.

At the same time costs of one hour computing power rent offered by market leaders for the European countries are currently: Amazon Web Services — $10, 6, Microsoft Azure — $10,26, Google Cloud — $6,5

After the Boosteroid ICO computing power rent will become available to every user of the World Wide Web.

It is expected that in the next three to four months the rate of BTR token will grow tenfold.


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: sweetdesirez on September 29, 2017, 02:54:56 PM
Good research done.  This will help as a ready reference who have a quest for this type of knowledge
Only the most expected part is sceptical, lets keep our fingers crossed and wait n watch ;D


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: DrToken on September 29, 2017, 03:34:53 PM
Thnx) Interesting facts. Now there is something to show off before colleagues))


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: DariaPT on September 29, 2017, 05:48:22 PM
Thanks! Some are really amazing, especially for this one - The crowdsale of EOS


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: entebah on September 29, 2017, 11:15:39 PM
and now no more ICO like that, all like a sea foam. Very much but not qualified.
thank you for sharing the information, very useful.


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: CyberKuro on September 29, 2017, 11:46:50 PM
We gathered a few interesting facts about ICOs (Initial Coin Offering).

good information for everyone about what happened in the past regards ICOs.
And who are you? as you said we, how many people do you mean? I appreciate your effort.
Hopefully, you and your friends could manage to constantly add more information about cryptocurrencies, in fact, a site is a good option as well to keep it maintain and always provide useful information.


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: tyuner4 on September 30, 2017, 05:54:41 PM
Interesting facts  :) Nice reading about the ICO history.


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: DAVETUN on September 30, 2017, 11:40:01 PM
Good write  up, emanating  from reading and research, lot  of  ICO  coming  up on daily  basis, alot  of  scammers  are  using the  platform to  cause  havoc.with adequate  information you can be  sure  to invest in good ones


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: nicosey on October 01, 2017, 12:59:18 AM
It does seem like regulation is going to change this space pretty dramatically over the next few months.  So that should filter out the junk.


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: zee123 on October 01, 2017, 01:35:18 AM
Good write-up with interesting facts.


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: 949miner on October 01, 2017, 05:04:07 AM
Nice script you wrote in there, you are right in most of those facts, but ico's are so risky, i would never advice someone to invest into one, at least that he is sure that a project is going to be a boom and that it is a legit one. Most of the new ico's are false stories with a lot of make-up trying to make them look pretty to get more investors, that is a sad fact, but its really happening, most of the founders only want to be rich, that is why they develop the ico.


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: Exotica111 on October 01, 2017, 01:50:25 PM
Nice one ... interesting topic ...but the fact still remained that ICO's are risky ....


Title: An ICO for body flying
Post by: BFree_ICO on October 01, 2017, 02:53:48 PM
Our pre-ICO has just launched, check it out!

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-  The project is NOT in baby shoes anymore. We have been working on it since 2013, spent in those 4 years 1.5M EUR and passed the most risky start-up phase.
-   High discount of 40% during the pre ICO
-   High increase in value
-   High risk phase of the project is already passed and completion is imminent
-   As a physically existing project, the success of Fly Vision is tangible for all participants

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Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: Fire Rabbit on October 02, 2017, 05:04:50 AM
Well done, friend. Its a new method of advertising the ICO. Anyway you have done some home work to make the advertisement thread attractive and informative. Your project Boosteroid is really good. I went through its details. Why are you conducting Your ICO in three steps? I think its the longest ICO that I have come across in my life. Anyways all the best .


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: DariaPT on October 02, 2017, 06:20:25 AM
ha - yes - really a nice approach for ICO promotion - I go to look at it now :)


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: Ledy Alise on October 02, 2017, 01:37:29 PM
ha - yes - really a nice approach for ICO promotion - I go to look at it now :)
I thought the same thing)
native approach to advertising. Informative and causes a smile


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: kevinnmr on October 02, 2017, 02:01:20 PM
Thank you for the research done. Great info. EOS 5 days 170m wow. Should have so put some money in that.


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: BFree_ICO on October 02, 2017, 03:03:13 PM
You are so right, guys. This thread is definitely the most original stage for afbertising an ICO. But that was'nt our Intention, I've posted it to the wrong link. After all it causes some smiles and maybe visites on our page. So the conclusion of my mistake is a positive one :)


Title: Let's fly
Post by: BFree_ICO on October 02, 2017, 03:18:49 PM
Are 8 weeks a long time for an ICO? Maybe. But we need this time. We don't have any bounty manager, because we want to save money from our Suppoerters for the building of the facility and later marketing for the windtunnel, so we do the whole bounty job ourselves. We honestly are not very experienced in bounty for an ICO, and as result not so effective like a good bounty manager, so we need more time to make our ICO known.

bfreecoin.io


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: bitcoinisbest on October 02, 2017, 03:52:35 PM
OP - This was really the good post and came to know some new things about ICO after reading your posts and facts. Never knew couple of things before this. Hope had buyed some of those coin would have made little money quickly.  I hope if anyone has more such depth and facts about anything related to bitcoin, ICO etc will be useful and most welcome.


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: BFree_ICO on October 03, 2017, 12:43:10 AM
OP - This was really the good post and came to know some new things about ICO after reading your posts and facts. Never knew couple of things before this. Hope had buyed some of those coin would have made little money quickly.  I hope if anyone has more such depth and facts about anything related to bitcoin, ICO etc will be useful and most welcome.

You are so right, it is a very usefull post. And although i run an own ICO, which just started, and in the post are written a few not flattering things about ICO's, I still find the post very intresting.


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: BLAST2MARS on October 03, 2017, 01:57:27 AM
Nice. Facts with advertising your own token.


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: ttt111 on October 04, 2017, 04:18:48 AM
nice info sharing..   know more on ICO history. cheers mate


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: Kakmakr on October 04, 2017, 06:24:56 AM
For every 1 Diamond, there are 10 Zirconia in ICO's. Most people cannot spot the difference and they think they are investing in Diamonds. The authorities will hunt these Zirconia ICO's now and we will see a lot more regulations on ICO's in the future. These fraudulent ICO's triggered a Crypto currency ban in most countries, because authorities see this as a threat to their consumers.

I welcome regulation on ICO's for the industry to survive. ^hmmmmm^


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: Rahar02 on October 04, 2017, 06:35:39 AM
We gathered a few interesting facts about ICOs (Initial Coin Offering).

The most expected

International project Boosteroid starts the first ICO stage on October 23, 2017.

Boosteroid is a cloud services platform that provides convenient access to computing power, storage, software products and other functionality. The project will allow to abandon expensive personal computers in favor of a powerful remote service with a user-friendly interface and a simple management. A computer is able to carry out a variety of tasks in the “cloud” – from working with texts to analyzing DNA.

The starting price of 1 Boosteroid token (BTR) will be $0,48. 1 BTR corresponds to the price of one hour rent of computing power on the basis of eight NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti graphic cards; two Intel Xeon E5 2680v4 processors; RAM 256Gb; SSD 960Gb.

At the same time costs of one hour computing power rent offered by market leaders for the European countries are currently: Amazon Web Services — $10, 6, Microsoft Azure — $10,26, Google Cloud — $6,5

After the Boosteroid ICO computing power rent will become available to every user of the World Wide Web.

It is expected that in the next three to four months the rate of BTR token will grow tenfold.

I think this is the point of your research, to encourage people to invest on Boosteroid ICO? As you said "The Most Expected"
Maybe I should learn more about this project as well, maybe you could mention the link to their website or Ann thread.
Lately, there are few ICOs that cancelled their crowdfunding due to some countries banned ICO such as in China, Singapore and South Korea. So, people should aware of ICO regulations in their country and check the legal permit of the ICO before decide to invest.


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: InnMind_Community on October 06, 2017, 06:32:56 PM
Great facts and nice approach to ICO marketing =)

Good luck!


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: InnMind_Community on October 06, 2017, 06:44:44 PM

The largest

The crowdsale of EOS currently holds the cryptoindustry record having collected 651 902 Ether ($170 million) in the first 5 days of the campaign. EOS is a smart contract platform. It is used for simultaneous execution of many tasks and it will use token that has the same name. EOS started the first ICO stage on June 26 and ended on July 1, 2017. 200 million EOS tokens were distributed (20% of the total issuance). The ICO will end on June 1, 2018.




According to this statistics, EOS is not the largest... https://www.coinschedule.com/stats.php


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: xFiber on October 06, 2017, 07:03:46 PM
We gathered a few interesting facts about ICOs (Initial Coin Offering).

The most expected

International project Boosteroid starts the first ICO stage on October 23, 2017.

Boosteroid is a cloud services platform that provides convenient access to computing power, storage, software products and other functionality. The project will allow to abandon expensive personal computers in favor of a powerful remote service with a user-friendly interface and a simple management. A computer is able to carry out a variety of tasks in the “cloud” – from working with texts to analyzing DNA.

The starting price of 1 Boosteroid token (BTR) will be $0,48. 1 BTR corresponds to the price of one hour rent of computing power on the basis of eight NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti graphic cards; two Intel Xeon E5 2680v4 processors; RAM 256Gb; SSD 960Gb.

At the same time costs of one hour computing power rent offered by market leaders for the European countries are currently: Amazon Web Services — $10, 6, Microsoft Azure — $10,26, Google Cloud — $6,5

After the Boosteroid ICO computing power rent will become available to every user of the World Wide Web.

It is expected that in the next three to four months the rate of BTR token will grow tenfold.

I think this is the point of your research, to encourage people to invest on Boosteroid ICO? As you said "The Most Expected"
Maybe I should learn more about this project as well, maybe you could mention the link to their website or Ann thread.
Lately, there are few ICOs that cancelled their crowdfunding due to some countries banned ICO such as in China, Singapore and South Korea. So, people should aware of ICO regulations in their country and check the legal permit of the ICO before decide to invest.
Just make sure you take the information given above with a serious grain of salt. It's very likely that that account is made solely for the purpose of 'advertising' their ico. Lately we witnessed an increase in ico's that turned out to be plain money grabs, that's why countries like China (and all the other countries you listed) has started to ban ICO's to 'protect' their citizens. Make sure you do research and check if you're allowed to participate in ico's in your country like you said.


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: Hexah on October 06, 2017, 11:27:44 PM
That's really interesting facts list of ICO in the past up to the present I read that the new one Boosteroid is really a big project and everyone is expecting to do a history also in the wprld of ICO. The problem only I see to Boosteroid i s that they really want some huge numbers of participants for their bounty right now and I don't know if they can get that quota in the bounty campaign. I've heard also that they really need some bounty and community manager. I hope they get a success for that.


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: halisakal on October 07, 2017, 08:06:39 AM
how not to fall for criminals, crooks under a special dispensation to compete ICO how to participate in profitable projects and be confident in their team


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: shimbark123 on October 07, 2017, 08:30:47 AM
We gathered a few interesting facts about ICOs (Initial Coin Offering).

First ever

One of the earliest uses of ICOs for a cryptocurrency project was Mastercoin. Mastercoin is a meta-protocol on top of the Bitcoin blockchain that provides additional features that the base Bitcoin layer doesn’t. The project was crowdfunded on Bitcointalk forums in 2013. The project raised more than 5000 Bitcoins, which was about 500 000 dollars back then.

Most profitable for investors

ICO of the NXT project was held on Bitcointalk forums in 2013. The startup managed to raise 21 Bitcoin (it was around $6000 back then). NXT created a cryptocurrency coded from scratch (i.e. not a fork of the original Bitcoin code). Moreover the project developers implemented the first fully proof-of-stake system. The project was quite successful for investors, reaching a peak of ‘market capitalization’ of over $100 million.

The most “tragic”

DAO was supposed to be a first decentralized venture fund. Ether was used for transactions and many cryptocommunity members believed in project`s success. The project had its ICO in 2016 and raised $150 000 000. However a bug in the smart contract underlying The DAO was exploited to drain $ 60 million. It was a blow not only for the fund, its founders and investors but for the whole community and a so-called hard fork was used (that is how Ethereum Classic appeared) to freeze all DAO tokens and send them to a new smart contract address. Using this new address the token holders were able to get their share.

The most rapid

Brave – the world’s first blockchain browser. Brave encourages views of online advertising with Basic Attention Token (BAT), created on the Ethereum blockchain. Brave’s  ICO broke all records: $ 35 million were raised just in 30 seconds. The developers attracted $ 73 million in total.

The largest

The crowdsale of EOS currently holds the cryptoindustry record having collected 651 902 Ether ($170 million) in the first 5 days of the campaign. EOS is a smart contract platform. It is used for simultaneous execution of many tasks and it will use token that has the same name. EOS started the first ICO stage on June 26 and ended on July 1, 2017. 200 million EOS tokens were distributed (20% of the total issuance). The ICO will end on June 1, 2018.

The most expected

International project Boosteroid starts the first ICO stage on October 23, 2017.

Boosteroid is a cloud services platform that provides convenient access to computing power, storage, software products and other functionality. The project will allow to abandon expensive personal computers in favor of a powerful remote service with a user-friendly interface and a simple management. A computer is able to carry out a variety of tasks in the “cloud” – from working with texts to analyzing DNA.

The starting price of 1 Boosteroid token (BTR) will be $0,48. 1 BTR corresponds to the price of one hour rent of computing power on the basis of eight NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti graphic cards; two Intel Xeon E5 2680v4 processors; RAM 256Gb; SSD 960Gb.

At the same time costs of one hour computing power rent offered by market leaders for the European countries are currently: Amazon Web Services — $10, 6, Microsoft Azure — $10,26, Google Cloud — $6,5

After the Boosteroid ICO computing power rent will become available to every user of the World Wide Web.

It is expected that in the next three to four months the rate of BTR token will grow tenfold.
Wow, this will help many investors investing in your project. Are you part of your project? I mean it as an admin? Well, by elaborating your project to us will really makes it so understandable by many investors. MAny people are not really reading the whitepaper, this might be a good thing :D


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: Arrery on October 17, 2017, 06:42:12 AM
Such an interesting and truly creative way to promote ICO. Going to take on board this one. Good job!


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: george_@Clooney83 on October 17, 2017, 10:03:59 AM
We gathered a few interesting facts about ICOs (Initial Coin Offering).

First ever

One of the earliest uses of ICOs for a cryptocurrency project was Mastercoin. Mastercoin is a meta-protocol on top of the Bitcoin blockchain that provides additional features that the base Bitcoin layer doesn’t. The project was crowdfunded on Bitcointalk forums in 2013. The project raised more than 5000 Bitcoins, which was about 500 000 dollars back then.

Most profitable for investors

ICO of the NXT project was held on Bitcointalk forums in 2013. The startup managed to raise 21 Bitcoin (it was around $6000 back then). NXT created a cryptocurrency coded from scratch (i.e. not a fork of the original Bitcoin code). Moreover the project developers implemented the first fully proof-of-stake system. The project was quite successful for investors, reaching a peak of ‘market capitalization’ of over $100 million.

The most “tragic”

DAO was supposed to be a first decentralized venture fund. Ether was used for transactions and many cryptocommunity members believed in project`s success. The project had its ICO in 2016 and raised $150 000 000. However a bug in the smart contract underlying The DAO was exploited to drain $ 60 million. It was a blow not only for the fund, its founders and investors but for the whole community and a so-called hard fork was used (that is how Ethereum Classic appeared) to freeze all DAO tokens and send them to a new smart contract address. Using this new address the token holders were able to get their share.

The most rapid

Brave – the world’s first blockchain browser. Brave encourages views of online advertising with Basic Attention Token (BAT), created on the Ethereum blockchain. Brave’s  ICO broke all records: $ 35 million were raised just in 30 seconds. The developers attracted $ 73 million in total.

The largest

The crowdsale of EOS currently holds the cryptoindustry record having collected 651 902 Ether ($170 million) in the first 5 days of the campaign. EOS is a smart contract platform. It is used for simultaneous execution of many tasks and it will use token that has the same name. EOS started the first ICO stage on June 26 and ended on July 1, 2017. 200 million EOS tokens were distributed (20% of the total issuance). The ICO will end on June 1, 2018.

The most expected

International project Boosteroid starts the first ICO stage on October 23, 2017.

Boosteroid is a cloud services platform that provides convenient access to computing power, storage, software products and other functionality. The project will allow to abandon expensive personal computers in favor of a powerful remote service with a user-friendly interface and a simple management. A computer is able to carry out a variety of tasks in the “cloud” – from working with texts to analyzing DNA.

The starting price of 1 Boosteroid token (BTR) will be $0,48. 1 BTR corresponds to the price of one hour rent of computing power on the basis of eight NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti graphic cards; two Intel Xeon E5 2680v4 processors; RAM 256Gb; SSD 960Gb.

At the same time costs of one hour computing power rent offered by market leaders for the European countries are currently: Amazon Web Services — $10, 6, Microsoft Azure — $10,26, Google Cloud — $6,5

After the Boosteroid ICO computing power rent will become available to every user of the World Wide Web.

It is expected that in the next three to four months the rate of BTR token will grow tenfold.

first ICO ever we have to choose one of the best and good ico our trading purpose. so choose one good ico.most profitable ico's for investors some developers invited best ico's for earning profit. the most tragic ico.DAO is the great ico in this we have to transfer eth coiuns. the most rapid ico's they all are very good ico's  few ico's people are use very easily because they are more secure. EOS is the best ico.and the most expected ico. like we have big list of ico's for using.


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: Oleg.Budeanu on October 17, 2017, 10:33:33 AM
Nice research and some lessons to learn. Though sometimes it's not that easy to detect scam ICO's!


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: rroyk on October 17, 2017, 04:18:34 PM
i was already into boosteroid and EOS and now i am fully confident about these wonderful project thanks op for nice research.


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: Doozle on October 17, 2017, 07:18:11 PM
I could see this being a youtube video or a full article very interesting.


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: guortates on October 17, 2017, 07:33:22 PM
I think that ICOs are the future of crowfunding for any company, it's going to be bigger than ever !


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: CryptoSpark on October 17, 2017, 10:40:26 PM
Some great facts there, you have to love the ICO market.


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: Sports Bettor on October 18, 2017, 01:22:04 AM
It is expected that in the next three to four months the rate of BTR token will grow tenfold.

Who expects this?


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: Coinve.st on October 18, 2017, 01:24:05 AM
Great write up OP. It would be nice to have more data points and analytics in this space. This is certainly an area of opportunity in this industry.


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: whalesburg on October 18, 2017, 09:11:20 AM
Nice try, Boosteroid))
take note of this method of content marketing


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: Wickedwitch28 on October 18, 2017, 09:37:15 AM
Wow such an amazing! It's so interesting reading this facts about ICO. Thank you for giving us info


Title: Re: Let's fly
Post by: Lexzstar on October 18, 2017, 07:49:03 PM
Are 8 weeks a long time for an ICO? Maybe. But we need this time. We don't have any bounty manager, because we want to save money from our Suppoerters for the building of the facility and later marketing for the windtunnel, so we do the whole bounty job ourselves. We honestly are not very experienced in bounty for an ICO, and as result not so effective like a good bounty manager, so we need more time to make our ICO known.

bfreecoin.io


I think its fine the longer the better :)


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: Idrisu on October 20, 2017, 11:37:34 AM
We gathered a few interesting facts about ICOs (Initial Coin Offering).

First ever

One of the earliest uses of ICOs for a cryptocurrency project was Mastercoin. Mastercoin is a meta-protocol on top of the Bitcoin blockchain that provides additional features that the base Bitcoin layer doesn’t. The project was crowdfunded on Bitcointalk forums in 2013. The project raised more than 5000 Bitcoins, which was about 500 000 dollars back then.

Most profitable for investors

ICO of the NXT project was held on Bitcointalk forums in 2013. The startup managed to raise 21 Bitcoin (it was around $6000 back then). NXT created a cryptocurrency coded from scratch (i.e. not a fork of the original Bitcoin code). Moreover the project developers implemented the first fully proof-of-stake system. The project was quite successful for investors, reaching a peak of ‘market capitalization’ of over $100 million.

The most “tragic”

DAO was supposed to be a first decentralized venture fund. Ether was used for transactions and many cryptocommunity members believed in project`s success. The project had its ICO in 2016 and raised $150 000 000. However a bug in the smart contract underlying The DAO was exploited to drain $ 60 million. It was a blow not only for the fund, its founders and investors but for the whole community and a so-called hard fork was used (that is how Ethereum Classic appeared) to freeze all DAO tokens and send them to a new smart contract address. Using this new address the token holders were able to get their share.

The most rapid

Brave – the world’s first blockchain browser. Brave encourages views of online advertising with Basic Attention Token (BAT), created on the Ethereum blockchain. Brave’s  ICO broke all records: $ 35 million were raised just in 30 seconds. The developers attracted $ 73 million in total.

The largest

The crowdsale of EOS currently holds the cryptoindustry record having collected 651 902 Ether ($170 million) in the first 5 days of the campaign. EOS is a smart contract platform. It is used for simultaneous execution of many tasks and it will use token that has the same name. EOS started the first ICO stage on June 26 and ended on July 1, 2017. 200 million EOS tokens were distributed (20% of the total issuance). The ICO will end on June 1, 2018.

The most expected

International project Boosteroid starts the first ICO stage on October 23, 2017.

Boosteroid is a cloud services platform that provides convenient access to computing power, storage, software products and other functionality. The project will allow to abandon expensive personal computers in favor of a powerful remote service with a user-friendly interface and a simple management. A computer is able to carry out a variety of tasks in the “cloud” – from working with texts to analyzing DNA.

The starting price of 1 Boosteroid token (BTR) will be $0,48. 1 BTR corresponds to the price of one hour rent of computing power on the basis of eight NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti graphic cards; two Intel Xeon E5 2680v4 processors; RAM 256Gb; SSD 960Gb.

At the same time costs of one hour computing power rent offered by market leaders for the European countries are currently: Amazon Web Services — $10, 6, Microsoft Azure — $10,26, Google Cloud — $6,5

After the Boosteroid ICO computing power rent will become available to every user of the World Wide Web.

It is expected that in the next three to four months the rate of BTR token will grow tenfold.
Op you have done a very nice research here and for most of us that are new here, have gotten an updated about past ICO information's . Ico projects has become an investment field that has given a great returned to some of us and I think jibrelnetwork and jds that I invest last is about to give me some great profits. Many Ico has pup up this year alone and I also believe that few companies know  about how to rise fund through ico projects and has used it so far. Times are coming were big companies like yahoo, Google, Samsung and apple are going to use blockchain technology and rise money through ico.


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: anti-scam on October 21, 2017, 06:57:48 AM
There is nothing better than this, it is very important to do ICO analysis before investing.
very helpful. if allowed I want to create a translation and then share it on my blog.  :)


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: kpcian on October 21, 2017, 12:39:59 PM
Interesting research you have completed, First of all, ICO is the most profitable system at present so that it is the most popular platform. There are a lot of ICO systems which generate huge profit for this platform.
Basically, ICO is the platform that offers many profits so that a lot of investors have financially benefited and become successful from this platform. Hopefully, ICO will be one of the best investment platforms in the future and it will be the great asset for this making profit.


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: Baperom on October 21, 2017, 01:52:22 PM
First of all is most profitable for investor ;D thats the point and the other is for ICO project/company


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: Crumple Cat on October 21, 2017, 02:01:07 PM
It's very interesting information. Thank you. It would certainly be very good to have such data in the form of infographics. Probably I could do it. I recently made an infographic with the top successful ICOs in 2017


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: carlfebz2 on October 21, 2017, 03:35:41 PM
Interesting research you have completed, First of all, ICO is the most profitable system at present so that it is the most popular platform. There are a lot of ICO systems which generate huge profit for this platform.
Basically, ICO is the platform that offers many profits so that a lot of investors have financially benefited and become successful from this platform. Hopefully, ICO will be one of the best investment platforms in the future and it will be the great asset for this making profit.
Back in the previous years ICO are really worth to join on those years because probability on making profits is really high but now on this year which there are already lots of crowdfunding do pop out everyday which would really lead up on saturation for the market when it comes to ICO which would really add up the risk on losing money come to think off that most of them do fail and worst become scam.By the way I do appreciate the effort posted on OP.


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: 3piecechickendinner on October 21, 2017, 03:52:16 PM
Thank you for posting this useful information. This is definitely a starting point for investors to read so they can see how an ICO can be successful, in hopes that it would help them decipher between the scammers and those truly committed to a project.  What I would really like to see is a report on how ICO’s are staying with their roadmaps and if they ever produced a MVP


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: johny1512 on October 22, 2017, 06:00:47 AM
This is really hard work for knowing of audience . These will enable people to know about that how initial coin offerings are working and how people get benefits from this . Appreciated post


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: ca333 on October 23, 2017, 11:46:26 AM
With our dICO invention (decentralized ICO system which is utilizing our available decentralized exchange and zksnark based BTC/alts anonymizing technology) we from the komodoplatform think this field will change radically in the coming months. Given recent events in the legal area of ICOs - this promising tech is solving a lot of existing issues.
I will just quote what James Lee posted back at the end of this summer:

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The most important part of a decentralized crypto coin/asset's lifecycle, the ICO, is centralized. Being centralized it is subject to the whims of goverment decrees about what can and cannot be ICO'ed. As long as you pay the required toll fees, you will be granted a license to sell coins/assets, unless it is deemed that it wont be approved for whatever reason. As far as how long this process takes, well, totally in the hands of whatever government agency is dealing with it.

People should have the right to barter what they own for whatever they want (assuming it is not a universally illegal item). People should also have a right to privacy, or at least a right to not self-incriminate.

Any government is free to proclaim any specific crypto to be totally illegal for its own citizens. However, it is not right that any single government can dictate to the rest of the world what is and isnt illegal. Assuming we can agree on this, we can create a totally decentralized ICO, that also happens to make it exponentially more difficult for whales to gobble up the entire amount for themselves.

A fully decentralized ICO as compared to a centralized ICO would be like torrents versus napster. As much as a government would like to be able to control (dictate) what people can do with their own money, they wont be able to.

There are two sides to an ICO, the offering side and the purchasing side. We will assume that the purchaser is an adult who is capable of thinking for themselves and does not need a nanny state to decide for them what they are able to do with their own assets. Furthermore, invoking the thousands of years old right to barter, it could well be that lawyers can find grounds in common law to supercede the more recent regulations. After all, if you own something shouldnt you be able to barter it for something else? If you are prevented from doing this, in effect, you have lost ownership and if you didnt consent to this, it seems a lot like a theft has taken place.

In case that your rights are being infringed, it should be within your rights to mitigate damages using reasonable means. Like using the Komodo Platform.

The first step is to create funds that are private and only you know how to access. Since you are the only one that knows this, only you can incriminate yourself (if it is indeed against your local regulations for obtaining an ICO). We will assume that you prefer not to self-incriminate nor do you feel like giving up your privacy. What you do with your private funds privately bartering for an ICO, can only hurt yourself in case it is not a good ICO. However, we already covered the part where you are an adult and will do your homework. If the ICO goes bad, you have only yourself to blame. This is crypto.

By using JUMBLR, you can create private KMD to use as you deem.

Now, let us envision a barterDEX orderbook full of the ICO's utxos. You can use barterDEX to barter your private KMD utxos for the ICO's. It is a direct swap without anybody in between. There can be no money transmitter issues if it is your private KMD being swapped directly. Now you converted your private KMD into a private amount of the ICO in a totally private address. Nobody knows this happened except you. This is true financial freedom.

Let us look on the issuer's side. If to use the Komodo Platform's assetchains, it turns out that technically it isnt an ICO at all, as all the coins are issued on the first mined block. This is done privately by the issuer. If running a blockchain and issuing coins to yourself is not legal, well, it seems you are in a totalitarian state and must make plans to relocate.

Now you have all the coins for the ICO, you then split it up into a large number of small utxos and distribute it across dozens (or hundreds) of servers around the world. It is hard to fathom any way that this process violates any laws of any country that respects human rights. In this case, the right to use computers and the internet.

Now we have thousands of utxos of a small enough size to be below any reasonable KYC requirement. Of course, the issuer should have legal representation and a friendly jurisdiction (like Singapore or Isle of Mann) to be the domicile for all the legal paperwork. It might be that an IP based geo-filtering for USA and China might need to be added to prevent citizens of those countries from violating their own laws. We might need all participants to self-certify they are not doing anything against their own local laws or at least indemnify the issuer against any damages.

Now the issuer runs the barterDEX and sets prices for the utxos and as soon as this is done, the people can ordermatch and obtain part of the ICO. However, it is easy to notice that it is not a matter to make one giant whale sized order to obtain the entire amount offered. The global distribution and usage of the barterDEX process limits the number of utxos any single person can obtain at a time. Given a large demand, all diligent participants are expected to acquire a proportional amount to their bids.

Another advantage to the decentralized ICO is that there is an immediate trading market, in fact, it was via this secondary trading market that the ICO was distributed. So all decentralized ICOs will start trading right away.

The Komodo Plaform utilizes is existing technology base of JUMBLR and barterDEX to create a game changing method for conducting a fully decentralized ICO. Monaize will be the first of many such decentralized ICOs.


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: pestroffun on November 07, 2017, 11:17:01 PM
Sup
Found a blog of AA! LAB (http://miningnow.online/eu/blog (http://miningnow.online/eu/blog)), which actively develops the cryptocurrency market and increases its production capacities in the CIS. One of the reasons, as it turned out - cheap electricity, that really reduces costs and increases the efficiency when mining.


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: sky24 on November 08, 2017, 09:14:04 AM
I am currently looking to invest in an ICO so if anyone has any suggestions let me know. An upcoming ICO, Propthereum.io was recommended to me so I checked them out and found their whitepaper very interesting. I am currently looking to invest and want to know your guys opinions, so check them out and let me know what you think!


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: cryptoenterprise on November 08, 2017, 09:33:52 AM
Thanks for the interesting facts.
I like the fact about Brave ICO raising $35mill in 30 seconds, makes you wonder, how can anyone do that?!
I guess this can be a motive for other ICO's to be created. It would be amazing to see something like that happen nowadays.


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: skullsandbones on November 08, 2017, 09:41:26 AM
Nice!! Thanks for the info, good to see this kind of post every now and then, we learn more and more each day, I don't remember most of this info.
What stood out the most was Brave and the record it broke. 35mill dollars in 30seconds is simply amazing, and total 73mill, good for them!
Thanks again for this!


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: cryptonianz on November 08, 2017, 09:43:09 AM
Great research, some interesting points on ICO's.

I am not sure which one was the worst, perhaps Tezos?


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: BigTeeths on November 12, 2017, 08:22:33 AM
This is really a great information for loyal crypto fanatics. I hope you also add the negative ones because it might help us to spot the same pattern than these new ICOs are using to only scam people.


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
Post by: windsee on November 12, 2017, 12:30:31 PM
Nice! Thanks for the sharing.

Would be great if you can share the list of ICOs which really deliver what they planned


Title: Re: Six Interesting facts about ICO
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