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Author Topic: Don't you think projects should be self funded prior to exchange listing?  (Read 65 times)
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January 25, 2019, 07:08:47 PM
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This is more reason I will always give accolades to Satoshi Nakomoto. He did not lunch bitcoin to first raise funds for himself. As a matter of fact, it was more like a selfless service for the crypto community.
Retail Investors most especially, these days, are feeling reluctant to invest in ICOs and are just waiting for it to lunch on exchange before they can decide to invest.
If there is any project initiator who does not have the fund to lunch an ICO, will it not be good for such to approach private investors, whom you can sell that specially idea to.
If it is so special and they are convinced enough, I am sure they will buy.
There have been some projects that were able to raise most of their funds through private investors.  Then, you can do more marketing to make the crypto community aware about your project, lunch on good exchange and let the market decide the price in relation to what you have got to deliver in terms of your usecase and other factors.
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