Venture capital and ICO

[gezhid008]

When investing in early-stage tech companies, don't assume that the average venture capital firm knows what they're doing. They generally have no rules and no clear direction for success. The vast majority of venture capital investments do not have the desired effect. The same goes for crypto project investments.


I think most ICO and early blockchain investors don't know what they're doing, which is why they want to put their money into projects with popular sentiment because it's the only reliable mode of exploration. It's important to know that many VCS also can't accurately measure a project's success. It's hard work, and the unpredictable nature of blockchain technology and creativity makes it even harder.

[kindbtc]

Venture capital investments today are very similar to investing in an ico, i mean you are just investing in hopes and expectations, it will end up as a good investment or bad, it can give mutifold profit or loss you cannot predict perfectly, each investment is risky, you win some you loose some.

[kolonel_x]

well TS right, a lot of grief that I experienced in the world of ico from starting to profit 10x 20x to total loss I experienced, but what I do know is ico will be priced successfully in the market when BTC prices are normal like the end of the year and the beginning of the year yesterday

[GenesisDominguez]

NIce analogy. Projects success can't be messured or predicted. So they invest in project with popular sentiment and want to trust in a project that has been trusted by others.

[LukeHartman]

Investing in anything requires a degree of caution to be maintained as the market is always unpredictable and nothing can be said for certain. So it is beneficial for you to keep your wits and think carefully about what it is you're investing into for a good outcome.

[Davidbaecker]

Well, no project can predict its success,although they are following the similar tracks, it might go to two different ways. The pervious loss of the investors might prohibit them to go anew, but it's a matter of patience.

[Jadyn Arroyo]

Considering the highly volatile nature of the crypto market and the movemnet of the vast majority of investors, it will be quite rude to say that they don't know what they are doing. Crypto market does not show the desired effect always, which is its nature. Everybody is working hard.

[Argoo]

Considering the highly volatile nature of the crypto market and the movemnet of the vast majority of investors, it will be quite rude to say that they don't know what they are doing. Crypto market does not show the desired effect always, which is its nature. Everybody is working hard.

In any case, investors in cryptocurrency are constantly learning. Therefore, most likely, there will not be a significant increase in the cryptocurrency market this year. Investors will no longer risk as much as last year. Maybe it's for the best. We still need a slow but steady rise in cryptocurrency. Significant growth further leads to a rapid and prolonged fall of the market.

[Subchanallah]

VC investors are experienced businessmen, having a lot to propose, having a lot to demand. If you have a superb idea but no demo, no white papers, no smooth pitch, no detailed roadmap - forget about VC, they will not buy it. You need to be much better prepared than in ICO case. On other hand, VC investors are much more reliable, they are willing to support your project for a long time and are not looking for a quick return on their investment 

[Mr.Boring007]

Markets should be positioned and targeted for the sucess of a specific ICO. Most of the new ICOs are oblivious to this and flounders with their investments.

[AccidentalTuber]

If you want to become successful you need to have a clear vision. It's same with the ICO. If you don't know what you are doing, it's just a waste of money and time.