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Author Topic: Why still so many ICO projects here after Bitcoin forks?  (Read 1261 times)
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August 16, 2017, 01:46:23 PM
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What does one have to do with the other Huh

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August 16, 2017, 03:14:23 PM
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Yes there is lots of Ico happening but each ICO having solution for one or other real problem some are really copy pasting successful formula or successful project we should be aware about that kind of projects.
For now, the team of ICO do the same project but the investors don't know about that. The project seem not reality. This case makes ico not succesful. Alert for investors not to invest in the copy paste project. The token will be worthless after the ICO.
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August 22, 2017, 08:20:25 PM
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Sure ico's are making devs milionairs ,so for why to stop that goldmine.How many ico;s will deliver that what thay have promised,think twice or more before invest
Also since the SEC is putting restrictions on their US citizens I think many ICOs were launched because they want to grab as much money as they can before some laws are put in place that will make them illegal or that will require them to be more strict on how ICOs are managed.

I don't see any relationship between bitcoin soft split and the number of new/upcoming token sales. Opportunity chasers saw these token sales as a method to get rich. That's all.
That was not the point of my post, but first of all, bitcoin did not go trough a soft fork it was a hard fork, and second I did not argue at all that the fork had anything to do with the recent spike of ICOs my point is that regulation is coming and everyone wants one last pay day.
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