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At present, most ICO projects look more like a hype, which is also a concern for me.
People don't care about the future of the project, they only care about whether the project can be profitable in the short term.

so many ICO 's scam, may be when all ICO have to escrow fund i think its safer for investor, when softcap not reached its easy to refund..

What if it has reached softcap and the ICO is still a scam?
ICO scam is not only because it does not reach softcap but maybe because it has been planned from the beginning.
What do you think?

What's wrong in short term investment? You can't demand that people who buy tokens will hold it for years.

Fast short term investments are what drives ICOs forward.

What ICOs are doing wrong is that they are SCAMMING people with promises of silly innovations that will never really amount to anything.

At the current state of crypto, i only completely believe in Bitcoin and Ethereum which have more than proven themselves to have the potential to really change the world. There are some other coins out there that are worth the time, but i haven't been able to dig into the research just yet.

Now there are really a lot of projects that look like a scam. Just everyone wants to get a quick and big profit and nobody thinks about the end product. Many projects cease to evolve after having successfully carried out the ICO and it is very bad!

it not ICO, its a robbering...its a crime not scam

Most of the ICO's are not backed by product. They are just making coin.

Always check project detail, their partners and team member before you join ICO.

Not reaching soft cap is not a scam, it's just a failed ICO. A scam is when they actually reach the cap and then leave with all the money.
It has never happened to me, because I do thorough researches before getting involved in anything.

Correct!

So, you are right, a lot of new ICOs are not currently thinking about making the final product, but just thinking how to sell a lot of coins and make money. You need to be careful not to invest in projects that only think about profits.

most of the teams are amateur entrepreneurs they cann't take advantage of market opportunities, they just target the crypto community market without trying to compete beyond that, their innovation will be useless if the way to compete like that

What ICOs are doing wrong is setting over-ambitious goals, which are bound to fail. Not many ICOs are straight out scams, they just overestimate their capability and fail to meet expectations, which ultimately buries them. There is a big difference between bad ICOs and scams.

ICO on the MyWish platform are verified and 100% not scam!!

I don't think they should start a project if they are just going to look like as scams. They are just wasting their time if that is the case. They should read more about cryptocurrency and how to handle a project properly in order to have a mutual development between the investors and their team.

I think many ICOs lack knowledge. Because it only seems so easy to conduct an ICO and collect some money. In fact it's hard work and a team should be really committed if they wanna do good. Marketing becomes more and more important these days, so unless your marketing is good enough, nobody will know about your project. There is a ton of things that can go wrong while conducting an ICO, like everywhere.

The assurance on this business especially ICO'S are not totally one hundred percent providing a good contributions to every people who access it. However, even there are several problems arise, but still a lots of people who want to joins and wants to access for it, in order to have extra income.

Companies spend money on marketing. Why advisers do not suggest the best solution? At the same time, competent ICO are held, why not use their experience? I do not understand...

Nice article!

I don't expect they should first a proffer whether they are condign affluent to contemplation ardor as goldbricks. They are condign symptom their time whether that is the dispute.

Some restrictions are necessary because of regulations in specific countries which prohibit citizens from investing in ICO's

If a crowdsale isn't transparent about funds raised it's advisable to be cautious and inquire before investing to ensure everything is certifiable

Recently, ICO projects have been doing a lot of hurdles on joining. In addition to the obligatory KYC, you must answer tricky questions and so on.

In the article, everything is absolutely rightly said. Now many ICO projects hide the amount invested in them by people until the end of the sale of the tokens. I think this is not correct and it seems to me that any information about the ICO project should be publicly available. Only in this case the ICO market will develop.