ICO's in 2018

[realhobo669]

Any idea how many new ICO's will be launched in 2018.What will be the future of new projects.
As we can see in 2017 It's like a bubble everyday new ICO's with few pages whitepaper,just a business plan no founder details,no physical address.

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[aeternus]

Any idea how many new ICO's will be launched in 2018.What will be the future of new projects.
As we can in 2017 It's like a bubble everyday new ICO's with few pages whitepaper,just a business plan no founder details,no physical address.

In order for us to have an idea of how many ICOs are going to be launched next year we will need to have a regulatory body that oversees the activities of ICOs and that is never going to happen, the only other way could be to calculate at the end of the year how many ICOs were created in this year and then with that information to try to predict how much more ICOs will be created

[realhobo669]

Agree with you

As number of projects are simply short story line and collecting ethers.In order to awake investors some people (ICO's) will disappear after making some money

 

Any idea how many new ICO's will be launched in 2018.What will be the future of new projects.
As we can in 2017 It's like a bubble everyday new ICO's with few pages whitepaper,just a business plan no founder details,no physical address.

In order for us to have an idea of how many ICOs are going to be launched next year we will need to have a regulatory body that oversees the activities of ICOs and that is never going to happen, the only other way could be to calculate at the end of the year how many ICOs were created in this year and then with that information to try to predict how much more ICOs will be created

[LadderHero]

In my opinion, ICOs will become more regulated in 2018 in most countries. SEC has already made the first step towards it.

[cenicsoft]

As more ICO's get announced, it's going to be harder and harder to cut through the noise. At some point, the costs, time and effort required to launch an ICO will mean fewer projects will be launched and those that do get launched will have a better chance for success.

Similar to the dotcom IPO boom of the early 2000's, you'll start to see the more successful ICO's come from established companies with proven track records instead of simply a business plan and idea.

[cenicsoft]

Slightly off-topic, but I'd love to be part of an ICO team.

I have 15 years experience in PR and as a Lobbyist. Think I have a lot to add, just not on the technical side of things. I know enough to determine what's a good idea, what isn't and what's likely to work. With many projects, I see a massive opportunity in terms of mass adoption and have a few ideas. The issue with a lot of teams is that they either don't have a PR person or the PR person has experience of crypto, not the wider world.

If you want to join a team conducting an ICO, may be best to start a separate post offering your services. Also, update your signature to include a link to your bio.

[Keihatsu]

Thanks. Started this as a bit of fun. Will take your advice.

[klarki]

Soon this market will be more regulated than now.

[shursight]

I dont know man, but there are hundreeds of ICO's created every month, i am gettin tired of it. By the way, i still believe in some of them, for example UmbrellaCoin seems like a good promising Ico, same with SnapUp.
Waves was a good ico and is one of the best of them, because it is still alive.
But most of icos are created to make their owners rich.

[USBitcoinServices.Com]

Deeponion for sure will be within 9 months from now a successful ICO, because airdrop started already 1 month ago, 90% community-driven NO ICO or premined but all the coins are going to the community members. Tor network feature, privacy built-in.

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[Ipwich]

Deeponion for sure will be within 9 months from now a successful ICO, because airdrop started already 1 month ago, 90% community-driven NO ICO or premined but all the coins are going to the community members. Tor network feature, privacy built-in.

I am one of the believers for Deeponion, how fast the market cap grows and it's amazing how the community accepted this unique project.
Definitely it will be a success, I've seen it in https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/deeponion/ where the price always hit $2 and now back to below $1.

[Blackcloud]

SEC will take a closer look at ICO. Most companies probably will leave out U.S investors. Less ICOs but better quality

[aeternus]

Slightly off-topic, but I'd love to be part of an ICO team.

I have 15 years experience in PR and as a Lobbyist. Think I have a lot to add, just not on the technical side of things. I know enough to determine what's a good idea, what isn't and what's likely to work. With many projects, I see a massive opportunity in terms of mass adoption and have a few ideas. The issue with a lot of teams is that they either don't have a PR person or the PR person has experience of crypto, not the wider world.

You cold offer your services in the services section of the forum and also you could PM some creators of ICOs to offer your services I have seen threads asking for people to join their projects so if you feel you are up to the task you can try your luck.

[Michael2t]

I think the ICO will be a very interesting part of the bitcoin market

[billyj111]

But I hope that in 2018 developers will undergo some kind of audit. Because a lot of slag appeared.

[julslet84]

I dont know man, but there are hundreeds of ICO's created every month, i am gettin tired of it. By the way, i still believe in some of them, for example UmbrellaCoin seems like a good promising Ico, same with SnapUp.
Waves was a good ico and is one of the best of them, because it is still alive.
But most of icos are created to make their owners rich.

You're definitely right. We are always following and reading all the titles of projects and ICOs. Days are passing by pondering about them.
There had been lots of ICOs fo a while but just a few of them achieved real success and permanency.
But as you told, most of them just interested in investment total just for their pocket.

[aeternus]

But I hope that in 2018 developers will undergo some kind of audit. Because a lot of slag appeared.

I do not think this is going to happen they are very happy with the way things are at the moment so unless not being audited affected their interest you should not expect that to happen anytime soon, they are earning a lot of money for a project they have not developed, from their point of view everything is great.

[HashieNewb]

I think the ICO will be a very interesting part of the bitcoin market

Interesting yes, worth the investment? Not all the time.
Some of the ICO’s that get launched then have progress for a couple of weeks do well then though it seems like once people get the coins from the distribution the dev’s from those so called successful ICO’s disappear to somewhere for some reason. Maybe they are too busy working on something else, I don’t really get why they wouldn’t have time to promote ICO’s because they usually get a large number of coins from the ICO that they put out there.
Investing in ICO’s is really risky, even for the pro’s.

[mgsmasters]

In my opinion, ICOs will become more regulated in 2018 in most countries. SEC has already made the first step towards it.

agreed, no way this goes unregulated like this. gvts will catch up eventually. not necessarily a bad thing, but still.