FANCY LANDING PAGE or ACTUAL MVP?

[exchange.blue]

Let's be real, most ICO that ever made it through round one of funding did not deliver upon its promise. The shitcoins that has been released as result are worthless for number of reasons like lack of liquidity, lack of demand...hight costs associated with listing a coin on reputable exchanges...

Anyway... what do all of them have in common?  Let's see... fancy colorful html sites, lots of promises made, links to linked in profiles to people none really knows and a SHITCOIN trading on some BS exchange like Yobit (no offence Yobit .. I'm still a fan . ) As we make our way into the future, a small fraction of projects actually deliver some sort of viable ALPHA version of MVP. As more time goes by, the team behind the project begins to slowly dissolve, "proffie campaign managers" seeking work all over this forum.... THE END.

How come people continue to invest into all these Fancy landing pages with lots of promises? I believe investors should demand to show MVP prior to closing round I! When this happens, shitcoins will evolve to decent coins and goodcoins, the overall marketcap will rise and crypto will begin dominating like never before.

Wouldn't you rather invest into an ICO that can present a working alpha version of MVP that you can test in real life, opposed to taking their worthless word for it?

[LeGaulois]

It's like with HYIPs, people believe everything written on a website. Even if you explain the project in the WP that it's something totally doable explain what, why, how, they don't understand more than half of the white paper. They just see some swag pictures representing the teams (pictures taken from free image sock websites) social media accounts (boosted with incentivized engagements, fakes accounts) and here you go.

[exchange.blue]

It's like with HYIPs, people believe everything written on a website. Even if you explain the project in the WP that it's something totally doable explain what, why, how, they don't understand more than half of the white paper. They just see some swag pictures representing the teams (pictures taken from free image sock websites) social media accounts (boosted with incentivized engagements, fakes accounts) and here you go.

The industry should definitely become regulated....otherwise poor will continue to get poorer...

[jonathan6655321]

Actually, MVP is better for sure.
real product in a market where most of the projects have nothing but idea

that's gold

[exchange.blue]

if mvp come and that is best
if no.just check github information

having some code uploaded to github does't mean much! The alpha version behind any project should be tested by the community prior to throwing money at it.