TOP 30 successful ICO campaigns in 2017 (INFOGRAPHIC). What conclusions?

[aoluain]

Is there any data how the coins of those ICOs performed since the ICO?

How much profit did investors achieve with those coins when they invested?

Does anyone have this performance data? Would be interesting to know...

I bet the returns are impressive...

Those who had the courage to invest in them did very well...

Before I got to the most recent post in this thread I already had the
above questions in my mind.

Its one thing saying these 30 coins were successful since they
achieved their goal of getting funded but for me that is only a
part of the success, I would like to see the answers to the
questions above

[rearwheels]

It is nice infographic, looks simply and readable, thanks Crumple Cat. Will save it to my desktop for future guidance

[jlp]

From your list, many of the projects still have not produced anything that we can see, touch or use.

EOS said that they were going to release something by end of summer.  Nothing yet.

Gnosis's website says that they are releasing their game by first half of 2017.  Nothing yet.

I don't see anything produced on Qtum's website.

After raising $53 million, Cosmos's website is still pitching its white paper.  Come on.  What have they produced with that $53 million?

Here's MobileGo's roadmap from their white paper:

May - June: Gamecredits Mobile Store Public Launch
May - June: Gamecredits accepted for mobile store games and in- game content purchases
July - August: first centralized tournaments on platform

However, I don't see any of that on their website.  They're mainly bragging about how their token is on exchanges.  What are they doing?  Day-trading their own token?

I think a lot of people are going to get burnt by investing in vapour-ware.

[Henrobakkara]

Nice info

[Crumple Cat]

Where is the 0x protokol token ico its happen on august and they hardcapped in a 24 hours.it s 30 million usd but i can't see on your list.Could you add it

Thanks for info. I'll check it and if everything as you say I'll add of course

[Morphling]

its a list of fund raising, in my opinion, it doesnt mean these ico are successful, a successful ico mean which will do help to the projects, if the projects are scams, this list will be the scam list

[Crumple Cat]

Is there any data how the coins of those ICOs performed since the ICO?

How much profit did investors achieve with those coins when they invested?

Does anyone have this performance data? Would be interesting to know...

I bet the returns are impressive...

Those who had the courage to invest in them did very well...

Also you can check data here https://icostats.com/roi-since-ico

Well, I think my next research and infographic will be about this. The TOP successful projects\coins after ICO. Feel free to shoot me with any suggestions or advice on this matter

[Crumple Cat]

its a list of fund raising, in my opinion, it doesnt mean these ico are successful, a successful ico mean which will do help to the projects, if the projects are scams, this list will be the scam list

Sorry, but ICO = fundraising. And here I meant top 30 successful ICO campaigns. Projects that have been raised the planned amount or more

[NickBrown]

Very nice infographic! It makes me understand that not every company succeeds in earning significant funding for their project. My question, for those you invested in these successful ones, how did you know that it was going to be a good investment?

Did you invest in others that had a lesser fortune? And at the end of the day, the price of the token, could it go up even if the ICO was less successful?

[alan2here]

Raising a lot of money does not equate to long term success.

Ethereum raised far less money and will still be way more successful than most ICOs.

If an ICO raises a lot of money and has delivered very little, that's a failure, not a success.   All it means, is that the investors lost their money.

Many projects fall in this category.  Some have raised multiple millions and after 2 years, they have delivered no software.

I agree with you who invest a lot of ETH they will surely make profit very quickly as soon as they are exchanged because otherwise they could lose a lot of assets to serve an ICO project unclear. This has happened a lot in ICO projects

[Phalo]

Thank you for the infographic. I am ashamed to say I have not participated in a single one... There's a few I have my eyes on though.

[Crumple Cat]

From your list, many of the projects still have not produced anything that we can see, touch or use.

EOS said that they were going to release something by end of summer.  Nothing yet.

Gnosis's website says that they are releasing their game by first half of 2017.  Nothing yet.

I don't see anything produced on Qtum's website.

After raising $53 million, Cosmos's website is still pitching its white paper.  Come on.  What have they produced with that $53 million?

Here's MobileGo's roadmap from their white paper:

May - June: Gamecredits Mobile Store Public Launch
May - June: Gamecredits accepted for mobile store games and in- game content purchases
July - August: first centralized tournaments on platform

However, I don't see any of that on their website.  They're mainly bragging about how their token is on exchanges.  What are they doing?  Day-trading their own token?

I think a lot of people are going to get burnt by investing in vapour-ware.

This is all rather sad, but I hope that the market will nevertheless be rationalized and maybe faster than we think. Because it's really crazy when not the most useful for the world projects raise so much investment at an early stage and without a prototype.

[Crumple Cat]

My question, for those you invested in these successful ones, how did you know that it was going to be a good investment?

Taking into account the comments, many of these projects didn't result, therefore, they can't be called successful for investors. This is only a successful investment attraction for now.

[13abyknight]

Some of the coins in the list had even more potential considering that they hit their hard cap very early in the ICO stage. Enigma is one such token. Should it have been uncapped, it would've raised over $100M for sure.

[The Enoeht]

ICO bubble will burst and scare a lot of potential new comments from cryptocurrencies.
If you can't see that most of these ICO's asked for too much money, and they will probably steal/blow through the money in a year or two, you are an idiot.
It will be a disaster. OmiseGO asks for 21 million, while Paragon asks for 200 million. lmao.

[billybobburgers]

Very nice infographic!

Crazy to think how much money is getting thrown around, and i think it will only continue into 2018!

[shandi albert]

I salute with mhoneta coins in 8 hours of sold out coins quickly,really unexpected when following the project

In the organizational structure there are great people.
up to $ 23,371,200

[hua_hui]

I wont say they are the top 30 successful ico campagin. Money raised does not means that they are successful. And unless you are able to justify for the amount that you have raised and how effective that you are going to use them, otherwise it is useless. And some ico has huge amount raised is due to long funding period. And if the ico can manage to up the marketcap to billions of dollars with much lesser fund raised compare to a highly funded company that lose its marketcap slowly, i would be more incline to choose the earlier one.

[Crumple Cat]

ICO bubble will burst and scare a lot of potential new comments from cryptocurrencies.
If you can't see that most of these ICO's asked for too much money, and they will probably steal/blow through the money in a year or two, you are an idiot.
It will be a disaster. OmiseGO asks for 21 million, while Paragon asks for 200 million. lmao.

I'm not idiot. This is written in my passport

[mangodream]

From your list, many of the projects still have not produced anything that we can see, touch or use.

EOS said that they were going to release something by end of summer.  Nothing yet.

Gnosis's website says that they are releasing their game by first half of 2017.  Nothing yet.

I don't see anything produced on Qtum's website.

After raising $53 million, Cosmos's website is still pitching its white paper.  Come on.  What have they produced with that $53 million?

Here's MobileGo's roadmap from their white paper:

May - June: Gamecredits Mobile Store Public Launch
May - June: Gamecredits accepted for mobile store games and in- game content purchases
July - August: first centralized tournaments on platform

However, I don't see any of that on their website.  They're mainly bragging about how their token is on exchanges.  What are they doing?  Day-trading their own token?

I think a lot of people are going to get burnt by investing in vapour-ware.

Thanks!
This is an interesting point of view who demonstrates that we must be very careful with ICOs phenomenon.