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Mostly for charities but you never can tell which are not because a free market without any regulations seems to kinda hard to carry out even a basic due diligence of the project. Furthermore, people buying into these ICOs are happy to see them as trading robot and not necessarily concern about the use cases, business model, target market and competitive analysis of such ICOs before investing in them. Also to be considered is the problems the projects would solve and how tha heck they'd solve that problems while having business model focused on that. But it's so unfortunate that most of these ICOs see the millions they're raising as a sort of business model and investors seem to be too blind to see that. Terrible!

Hmm, Bitconnect.... well, i've been to their site once, read a bit and mostly what i saw was that, it could crash when they meet their target. What target people are talking about, dunno.

Congrat, fella! LOL

Well, not all but mostly all would. Except the ones with good use cases backed by a proven business model. You can't run a business without a business model. Can you? And besides, raising millions from ICOs isn't a business model as most ICO startups think.

If only someone on here could tell me what the use cases and business model of Bitcoin Cash is Without that, I'm afraid to say it's just a replica of Bitcoin.

Does anyone know what the use cases and business model of Bitcoin Cash is?

No coin is better than the ones you carry out a thorough due diligence on. Period.

Never heard of this

Everything will be the next Ethereum these day. I see waves as a huge competitor and might likely scale higher than Ethereum if the latter becomes more secured from being hacked or attacked.

The best advice that I think might be good for any pre-sale token is to seek the support and collaboration of really active members with higher membership ranks on BitcoinTalk. They've been around for awhile, they know better and have great insights on how the crypto community works than a senior financial director whose rank is newbie. Seeing a pre-sale ANN from a newbie draws a whole of questions and replies that'd likely to be 99% negative. This is what i recently suffered, but I've been taking my time to firstly learn from others in the community, contribute to the community and try befriend a few community players with higher ranks before thinking about announcing a creepy ICO.

Seeing all these ICO scam replies really bothers me and my team a lot Now it's like it's kinda hard for new early stage tech "i won't say blockchain" projects to raise funds because almost all the first market players didn't do it right and what they gave was abusive of people's trust Sad!

Monero and mostly all other altcoins would have no future come 2018.

Still dunno why folks call it smart contracts and not just contracts It's a case of ... IF THIS, THEN THAT scenario... IFTTT :d

Hahahahahaaha, you mean N/Korea, huh?

you're right, an investor based due diligence is KEY before jumping to buying any ICO.

If I were to assess an ICO, i'd def look into their business model, competitive analysis, problems discovered from their target market and how their products can solve those obstacles.

I see great potentials in waves because I recently read they're working on implementing a smart contract into their features but have no idea how this would work.

Sure, but just a few out of 000's of them. But how do we tell which is what buying is the main problem because an ICO with a huge and fascinating marketing and PR effort doesn't mean it's worth buying and to those ones with great potentials but with less funds to solve their marketing and PR stages. I recently read a new ANN from a newbie account, probably the ANN was recently posted and or something... but the whole replies was ... it's scam, it's scam, it's scam and this is probably because the ANN wasn't initially posted with any links to their whitepaper, site or something but a few hours later, those got posted and suddenly all the scamming replies stopped. So it all depends on the potentials of the projects, mate.

I have no idea why would this happen to Ethereum after a few had occurred to DAO and a few others. After all, what's the essence of their smart contracts and I'm afraid how the proposed Waves smart contract would be implemented in a way that'd be more secured and impossible to hack or attack.