I've always wondered if the ICO team even matters. If an ICO raises funds, could they not just hire a qualified team? I've been around since before people would assign their names to a project so maybe I'm not giving an ICO team the respect they deserve.
Definitely. That's why there are projects out there like Cofound.it that tries to improve the ICO space by having teams of developers go thru a selection phase and a training camp before proceeding to a fund raiser via ICO's.
Then after all that there's a transition phase where Cofound.it helps and advises the start ups to help them grow and become successful.
I know a lot of people are calling out for regulations to discourage scamming. But there's a better way, education and guidance.
Check out Cofound.it's site:
https://cofound.it/en/