ICOs will start using Counterparty or NXT now. Any others?

[bbc.reporter]

I speculate that the ICOs will start using Counterparty or NXT because they have decentralized exchanges built in. The tokens that are issued cannot be delisted and the exchange itself is decentralized, so no bans are possible.

Besides Counterparty and NXT, what are the other platforms that have a decentralized exchange?

[bbc.reporter]

I am shocked no one has replied with their supported cryptocoin with a decentralized exchange. Not one supporter is advertising and promoting.

I forgot to consider that the decentralized platforms like NXT or Waves are also ICOs. Do you think the Chinese regulators would start demanding that exchanges start delisting them too?

That leaves only Counterparty. Are there any others?

[zabisux]

I really don't know man. NXT or Counterparty aren't as good as Ethereum or Waves. Once there was potentially good footballcoin on counterparty, noone show interest and they changed their idea to make it ether token.

[lofegs]

I really don't know man. NXT or Counterparty aren't as good as Ethereum or Waves. Once there was potentially good footballcoin on counterparty, noone show interest and they changed their idea to make it ether token.

As I remember Storj alson on Counterparty then moved to Ethereum.
These days Ethereum and Waves seems more attracting for the projects. Qtum and NEO also attract new ones.

[nsasuiteb]

I don't know about nxt but Counterparty has some problems. Though ethereum is a little bit centralized, it is now best way to issue a token and start a ico and a lot of people are familiar to ethereum now.

[Nivir]

No one has ever tried using NXT as of the moment as their blockchain for ICO's but who knows, maybe one of these upcoming ICO's might try this out. It 's different with Ethereum and Waves although some ICO's are already using the waves platform though.

[twobits]

I speculate that the ICOs will start using Counterparty or NXT because they have decentralized exchanges built in. The tokens that are issued cannot be delisted and the exchange itself is decentralized, so no bans are possible.

Besides Counterparty and NXT, what are the other platforms that have a decentralized exchange?

Nope. I far as i know there is some projects that already gained a momentum through use NXT or counterparty but it seems to be a difficult case for those users and i ve experienced with that.
Waves also decentralized exchange even etherdelta too.

[mayan251]

I think the stock exchange will not disappear now, but it will dominate for some time, but in the future, the centralized exchange may rise. It is safe and low cost. It's likely to be the mainstream exchange in the future, so you should be able to focus on the centralized exchanges.

[ShroomsKit_Disgrace]

I really don't know man. NXT or Counterparty aren't as good as Ethereum or Waves.

LOL How can you say something like that? Waves decentralized exchange is literally a copy of NXT asset exchange...

No one has ever tried using NXT as of the moment as their blockchain for ICO's

IGNIS ICO is happening right now on NXT. Although it is using NXT monetary system for the coin offering:

https://www.jelurida.com/ico

[dragon695]

I see many people still use ETH and Waves. Maybe NXT market better but just small volume. Trade want trade their token on large exchange like bittrex, binance...

[ArrogantPeacock]

many exchanges are saying they are "decentralized" but that is usually not the case

[webmastax]

I don't know about counterparty and nxt. I see many ico's using waves platform. Waves also have its decentralized exchange DEX.

[marketprice]

Counterparty takes too long based on Bitcoin's 10 min block time, hopefully seg-wit will fix this.

Waves is the clear winner, ease of use and speed, it will give Ethereum a run for its money. Have never even heard someone mention NXT in this convo.

[bbc.reporter]

I reckon all of you did not understand my query.

Ethereum is not a good platform for ICOs anymore because the tokens issued need to be listed in a centralized exchange like Poloniex. The SEC can order Poloniex to delist ICOs like what they are doing in China today.

I was asking what platforms have a decentralized exchange that cannot be controlled or ordered by the SEC or any government regulator. It would be better if that platform itself is not an ICO.

[jnow]

Waves and NXT are both good alternatives to ETH, but for now very few people are using the built-in exchanges. That may change in the near future though.

[Nexchange.co.uk]

Ben and CounterParty might be applicable too, as they both impkement smart contracts.

[gjtnwls1]

I think they will be using Ardor (nxt 2.0) in the future. I don't see a lot of potential for nxt, but maybe i'm wrong.

[Nexchange.co.uk]

Ben and CounterParty might be applicable too, as they both impkement smart contracts.

Sorry, meant NEM

[ShroomsKit_Disgrace]

I think they will be using Ardor (nxt 2.0) in the future. I don't see a lot of potential for nxt, but maybe i'm wrong.

I agree. Ardor will offer a complete ecosystem for ICOs and new projects.

[freebutcaged]

Mate no matter what governments do, ICOs will come and go as usual without any downtime, who can stop the unstoppable decentralized blockchains

Now that people are starting to realize their true potentials? while most of the ICOs depend on the blockchain and the miners to execute their smart

Contracts, there are many ICOs with a need of a platform simply to do the token transactions, they can use platforms like Waves, but when you see

Almost all of them offer nothing new, they have no actual product to sell but just hiding their scams inside of a smart contract, for them every single

Platform works. also you can't deposit and withdraw fiat using decentralized exchanges, unless you want your bank accounts to get blocked.