If ICO Fails, Then what happen next?

[akashark]

There are many ICO is running at the same time. Maximum ICO can't be success. So, if I invest in any ICO and if they can't be success then what will happen with my money? Will they give me back me my money or not? I am so confused. So, please kindly inform me.

Thank You Everyone.

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[Luigi_LP]

There are many ICO is running at the same time. Maximum ICO can't be success. So, if I invest in any ICO and if they can't be success then what will happen with my money? Will they give me back me my money or not? I am so confused. So, please kindly inform me.

Thank You Everyone.

Generally, ICO has a soft cap, and if this one isn't reached the project refunds the participants, but this doesn't happen always

[LGD2Business]

If they are legit but they couldn't collect amount that is needed to start the project they will give back your investment.
If they are scammers they can run away with your money. There's no regular law for this situation.

[criptoman83]

Hey! Usually if the project doesnt reach the softcap all money are  returned to sender, but that applies to smart contracts based on the ethereum blockchain. The money are returned automatically. In other ico it happens not always)

[luungocthuyhv]

Whether ICO or not ICO is not at all critical. There are projects funded by investment funds that need no ICO. The implementation of the project to the public has many methods. I think the most popular method is the ICO, which will diversify the investors, more people know about that project

[CottonGuy]

If you happened to be in a scam ICO then you won't be able to get back your investment. If the company running the ICO is legitimate then you don't have to worry for all investors will be refunded or even extend their ICO for more exposure to the community by doing bounty campaigns or signature campaigns to get their name out to the public and possible investors.

[Xexen4]

if ico extend the public sale dates you can not take back your money. after extending period still soft cap not reached, the investment amount probably refund.

[Zadicar]

if ico extend the public sale dates you can not take back your money. after extending period still soft cap not reached, the investment amount probably refund.

Good thing if they would decide to make a refund but tendency or chances of a project to be a scam is there.So it isn't still sure if they would decide such thing and as an investor this would really be like gambling at all. The only possibilities to happen next when an ICO fails is that either they would extend or just make a pure refund or just ran all of the money and investor should really be aware because if you don't ready up yourself into negative things might happen then you would really hardly to accept such loss of money.

[arjuna BTC]

if the team from the project is trusted, they will refunds the money to all contributors
and sometimes the others solutions if the ICO failed is with airdrop, so all token will be distributed for free, and all ICO contributors will receive more token or coins. but, this way will make the price down when hit the market.

[Sier86]

If ICO failed you have two options - sell before its dump harder or keep holding hoping it will be growing after weak hands sell their coins, I usually preffer second option,but its to you to decide

[manggis97]

There are some ICO failed to collect money by soft cap target,  and usually before they start to collect money from investor,  there are will be information from them,  if they will be return the money if they does not reached softcap, like Korona ICO. And we can ask for this in their telegram  official  group. But there are also some ICO that not reached soft cap but the token will be tradeable on the exchange,  like Level.net.

[REYVAN]

Depending on the projects If it fails it usually in return your money but if scam project he gone and disappearing and you lost your money . this a difficult choice so use your money wisely.

[bunny0612]

If ICO doesn't reach softcap, you will get money back or they just scam. If they hit in exchange and the team abandon the project midway you should sell it now before it go lower. All are bad situations.

[Tambu]

There are many ICO is running at the same time. Maximum ICO can't be success. So, if I invest in any ICO and if they can't be success then what will happen with my money? Will they give me back me my money or not? I am so confused. So, please kindly inform me.

Thank You Everyone.

Every project is z business, if the ICO that you invested with failed, then that part of business consider it a lose. Your money will not be return to you anymore.
There is no business on earth that risk free.

[hermae]

If the ICO is real and legitimate and could not reach their target and fail, they will most probably return the money to their investors, but if it is a scam, they would not return your money.

[Misshi]

If they are legit but they couldn't collect amount that is needed to start the project they will give back your investment.
If they are scammers they can run away with your money. There's no regular law for this situation.

That's right. If that ICO project has a pure intention and failed, they have to return your investment since they haven't reached their minimum target of investment. But they can just disappear without giving back the investor's money. That's the risk.

[dsdsdndn]

If they are legit, they will refund your money
If not, they just leave you and you lose your money

[baiwei]

Some ICO's if their project did not succeed they run and shutdowns the website and their social media because they did not even reach the softcap but there's a few ICO that if they did not reach the softcap they are returning the funds to investor.

[cryptoblazter]

Majority of the ICO nowadays don't have the potential to be successful due to various reasons. If the company that handles the ICO is legit and ICO fails, then money will be given back to the investors. But, if the ICO is not legit, there is no way to get your investment back. So, take the necessary precaution before investing.

[labake]

Based on past experience, if an ICO doesn’t complete their sales,  they would surely return fund back to investors. And investors would be saved from grieve.