Top 10 Spectacular ICO Failures

[Dany44]

ICOs have a failure rate of more than 50 percent, and there have been some big ones already

ICOs, which have really only been around in full flight for a few years, have had an interesting growth pattern. The hype that was 2017 when it came to ICOs saw a lot of bright ideas, with very little execution.

There have been many failures along the way, in fact, nearly half of all ICOs from 2017 have already failed, some within only months.

The ICO environment

As ICOmania grows and continues to grow, more money was thrown at the market, and more companies were tasked with pulling off their promises. Some of these companies failed speculatory while others have slowly died and taken their investors money with them.

2017 was the best year yet in terms of money raised through ICOs as it was calculated that over $3 bln was raised in that year alone.

But that money raised hasn't all been appropriated well, below is a list of 10 of the biggest ICO failures on record.

https://cryptocomes.com/top-10-spectacular-ico-failures

[bhnetwork]

LOL, Gems only popular in Uzbekistan... well better than nothing. But seriously, there must be tons of other similarly spectacular failures...

[Cryptoprimes]

LOL, Gems only popular in Uzbekistan... well better than nothing. But seriously, there must be tons of other similarly spectacular failures...

Could you please specify other ones? I am just a bit confused about this overwhelmed market.

[MV7]

Thanks for posting the article.

It's really no surprise that so many ICOs fail. Many ICO founders are new to the market and are just looking to get rich. Hope these kinds of ICOs start disappearing in 2018.

[Yudhisthir]

I'd add Moneypot and Mindpass to the list. Though they never went through ICO, their proposed ICO was hyped a lot and they withdrew the plan in the last moment destroying the fame of both companies.

[emmmmm]

So much of the ICO project failure is not a surprise, because I think most of the ICO project is a scam, they didn't have any value, then they exist only meaning to circle the money, that's all.

[Panda Trump]

ICOs have a failure rate of more than 50 percent, and there have been some big ones already

ICOs, which have really only been around in full flight for a few years, have had an interesting growth pattern. The hype that was 2017 when it came to ICOs saw a lot of bright ideas, with very little execution.

There have been many failures along the way, in fact, nearly half of all ICOs from 2017 have already failed, some within only months.

The ICO environment

As ICOmania grows and continues to grow, more money was thrown at the market, and more companies were tasked with pulling off their promises. Some of these companies failed speculatory while others have slowly died and taken their investors money with them.

2017 was the best year yet in terms of money raised through ICOs as it was calculated that over $3 bln was raised in that year alone.

But that money raised hasn't all been appropriated well, below is a list of 10 of the biggest ICO failures on record.

https://cryptocomes.com/top-10-spectacular-ico-failures

Pretty neat how many large ICOs fail so hard. Onecoin wasn't really a failure though, I believe? Of course, the investors lost money, but that was the whole point of it...
I'd say the OneCoin scammers succeeded in their quest! Having that money scammed away might actually be beneficial to the world: Dumb people shouldn't get more money, as that only has negative effects.

So much of the ICO project failure is not a surprise, because I think most of the ICO project is a scam, they didn't have any value, then they exist only meaning to circle the money, that's all.

Sadly, that's very true

[tutchpa]

a dont know the figures but i accept there are the large amount of unsuccessful icos in these days.most important thing is selecting good ico.fo that you have to selecct good ico with good project concept.how to select good project concept? i would like to explain this with an example,
cvproof, its a project which started there public sale 5 days ago(March 1st) it based on job market.it connects job seekers and human resource managers of companies via a website called cvproof.com. a token is used to maintain that network.so i think you can realize how important that concept is?its the first time we heard about that kind of project.so never afraid to this kind of projects.good luck

[Cryptoprimes]

a dont know the figures but i accept there are the large amount of unsuccessful icos in these days.most important thing is selecting good ico.fo that you have to selecct good ico with good project concept.how to select good project concept? i would like to explain this with an example,
cvproof, its a project which started there public sale 5 days ago(March 1st) it based on job market.it connects job seekers and human resource managers of companies via a website called cvproof.com. a token is used to maintain that network.so i think you can realize how important that concept is?its the first time we heard about that kind of project.so never afraid to this kind of projects.good luck

It feels like you are promoting stuff here. I ve seen a lot of such projects last 2 years.

[ICO Lancer]

ICOs have a failure rate of more than 50 percent, and there have been some big ones already

ICOs, which have really only been around in full flight for a few years, have had an interesting growth pattern. The hype that was 2017 when it came to ICOs saw a lot of bright ideas, with very little execution.

There have been many failures along the way, in fact, nearly half of all ICOs from 2017 have already failed, some within only months.

The ICO environment

As ICOmania grows and continues to grow, more money was thrown at the market, and more companies were tasked with pulling off their promises. Some of these companies failed speculatory while others have slowly died and taken their investors money with them.

2017 was the best year yet in terms of money raised through ICOs as it was calculated that over $3 bln was raised in that year alone.

But that money raised hasn't all been appropriated well, below is a list of 10 of the biggest ICO failures on record.

https://cryptocomes.com/top-10-spectacular-ico-failures

One thing I noticed that they all have in common is that they raise a huge amount of money and then still failed. Goes to show that no ICO is too big to fail.

Makes me think about the Telegram ICO - it is said that it's the biggest ICO to date. I'm interested as to how that'll go.

[cunese]

I was so lucky that I nearly invested in gems, and a few of my friends invested in gems and caused their huge losses. The market for crypto money is a mess, and you can't invest in ico.

[tyoA7X]

I think coindash is the most unfortunate. these project failed because of a hacker who changed his deposit address on the website, this accident make a lesson to other ICO in the future to be careful with the deposit address

[krassy]

It is surprising that the above mentioned projects collected a lot of money. indeed, 2017 was very successful for many projects, even those who have become a scam and collected money without even a technical description, I think that in 2018 there will be much more projects in connection with the large number of people involved in crypto and the development of the blockchain, especially the involvement of large campaigns in the blockchain and their development at a new level. However, people are becoming smarter and many scam projects simply can not take off on the wave of hype.

[darkarchon88]

I invested in SETH and loose 80% profit at the moment. Big fail decision

[Cryptoprimes]

I invested in SETH and loose 80% profit at the moment. Big fail decision

Wow. Sorry man. Why did you choose them?

[heinz975]

ICOs have a failure rate of more than 50 percent, and there have been some big ones already

ICOs, which have really only been around in full flight for a few years, have had an interesting growth pattern. The hype that was 2017 when it came to ICOs saw a lot of bright ideas, with very little execution.

There have been many failures along the way, in fact, nearly half of all ICOs from 2017 have already failed, some within only months.

The ICO environment

As ICOmania grows and continues to grow, more money was thrown at the market, and more companies were tasked with pulling off their promises. Some of these companies failed speculatory while others have slowly died and taken their investors money with them.

2017 was the best year yet in terms of money raised through ICOs as it was calculated that over $3 bln was raised in that year alone.

But that money raised hasn't all been appropriated well, below is a list of 10 of the biggest ICO failures on record.

[AirdropWeekly]

Thanks for sharing, it helps to understand how not to invest in ICO.