Since currently there is no comprehensive ICO regulation in the world (but most often there is no such regulation at all), there are no uniform ICO standards, but investments in ICO are traditionally considered to be high risk investments. Such investments cannot be insured and most often the issuers are not obliged to repay investors the funds invested. Due to these reasons, with the popularity of cryptocurrencies and tokens, ICO also casts a variety of fraudulent intentions, and it is estimated that around 10% of these funds are ending up in the hands of fraudsters. Accordingly, before making decisions on investing, it is indispensable to find out how reliable the issuers are and how realistic are their plans.
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