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[Mohizadja]

The vast majority of initial coin offering (ICO) projects promising, for example, team token vesting periods or no additional tokens minted after the ICO have no code in their smart contracts to keep those promises, a study finds. Of the top 50 projects that the team analyzed, only 10 of them actually contained all of the relevant code in their contracts.
https://cryptonews.com/icos/investor-protection-never-heard-of-it-analysis-of-top-icos-2274.htm

[BigCryptoTrader]

The vast majority of initial coin offering (ICO) projects promising, for example, team token vesting periods or no additional tokens minted after the ICO have no code in their smart contracts to keep those promises, a study finds. Of the top 50 projects that the team analyzed, only 10 of them actually contained all of the relevant code in their contracts.
https://cryptonews.com/icos/investor-protection-never-heard-of-it-analysis-of-top-icos-2274.htm

Thats what I've asked for... Do you know any info about FuturesCoin ICO?

[Mohizadja]

The vast majority of initial coin offering (ICO) projects promising, for example, team token vesting periods or no additional tokens minted after the ICO have no code in their smart contracts to keep those promises, a study finds. Of the top 50 projects that the team analyzed, only 10 of them actually contained all of the relevant code in their contracts.
https://cryptonews.com/icos/investor-protection-never-heard-of-it-analysis-of-top-icos-2274.htm

Thats what I've asked for... Do you know any info about FuturesCoin ICO?

According to the site of Futurescoin (http://futurescoin.io/): "We decided not to make a public sale of tokens, but to make a closed sale of tokens."
So the didn't make an ICO.
For me this is one more reason to invest, because the team is motivated to develop their project

[BigCryptoTrader]

The vast majority of initial coin offering (ICO) projects promising, for example, team token vesting periods or no additional tokens minted after the ICO have no code in their smart contracts to keep those promises, a study finds. Of the top 50 projects that the team analyzed, only 10 of them actually contained all of the relevant code in their contracts.
https://cryptonews.com/icos/investor-protection-never-heard-of-it-analysis-of-top-icos-2274.htm

Thats what I've asked for... Do you know any info about FuturesCoin ICO?

According to the site of Futurescoin (http://futurescoin.io/): "We decided not to make a public sale of tokens, but to make a closed sale of tokens."
So the didn't make an ICO.
For me this is one more reason to invest, because the team is motivated to develop their project

Looks like you know everything about this project 

[Mohizadja]

South Korean MPs and lawyers are gearing up for a fresh assault on the country’s initial coin offering (ICO) ban. The politicians and legal professionals are aiming to reverse the government’s total ban on ICOs, made in September last year.
From here: https://cryptonews.com/icos/pressure-growing-for-s-korea-s-government-to-reverse-ico-ban-2227.htm

What do you think guys, will it cause market grow?

[Mohizadja]

The vast majority of initial coin offering (ICO) projects promising, for example, team token vesting periods or no additional tokens minted after the ICO have no code in their smart contracts to keep those promises, a study finds. Of the top 50 projects that the team analyzed, only 10 of them actually contained all of the relevant code in their contracts.
https://cryptonews.com/icos/investor-protection-never-heard-of-it-analysis-of-top-icos-2274.htm

Thats what I've asked for... Do you know any info about FuturesCoin ICO?

According to the site of Futurescoin (http://futurescoin.io/): "We decided not to make a public sale of tokens, but to make a closed sale of tokens."
So the didn't make an ICO.
For me this is one more reason to invest, because the team is motivated to develop their project

Looks like you know everything about this project 

I've told you that I examined it thoroughly before I do not invest to any kind of altcoin before I know as much as possible about the project

[Mohizadja]

The vast majority of initial coin offering (ICO) projects promising, for example, team token vesting periods or no additional tokens minted after the ICO have no code in their smart contracts to keep those promises, a study finds. Of the top 50 projects that the team analyzed, only 10 of them actually contained all of the relevant code in their contracts.
https://cryptonews.com/icos/investor-protection-never-heard-of-it-analysis-of-top-icos-2274.htm

Thats what I've asked for... Do you know any info about FuturesCoin ICO?

According to the site of Futurescoin (http://futurescoin.io/): "We decided not to make a public sale of tokens, but to make a closed sale of tokens."
So the didn't make an ICO.
For me this is one more reason to invest, because the team is motivated to develop their project

Looks like you know everything about this project 

Did you solve a problem with massage posting? 

[BigCryptoTrader]

The vast majority of initial coin offering (ICO) projects promising, for example, team token vesting periods or no additional tokens minted after the ICO have no code in their smart contracts to keep those promises, a study finds. Of the top 50 projects that the team analyzed, only 10 of them actually contained all of the relevant code in their contracts.
https://cryptonews.com/icos/investor-protection-never-heard-of-it-analysis-of-top-icos-2274.htm

Thats what I've asked for... Do you know any info about FuturesCoin ICO?

According to the site of Futurescoin (http://futurescoin.io/): "We decided not to make a public sale of tokens, but to make a closed sale of tokens."
So the didn't make an ICO.
For me this is one more reason to invest, because the team is motivated to develop their project

Looks like you know everything about this project 

Did you solve a problem with massage posting? 

I'm waiting for 5-7 minutes before writing next message)) But the sign saying that I've already made a post didn't appeared anymore

[BigCryptoTrader]

South Korean MPs and lawyers are gearing up for a fresh assault on the country’s initial coin offering (ICO) ban. The politicians and legal professionals are aiming to reverse the government’s total ban on ICOs, made in September last year.
From here: https://cryptonews.com/icos/pressure-growing-for-s-korea-s-government-to-reverse-ico-ban-2227.htm

What do you think guys, will it cause market grow?

I think that if South Korea will allow ICOs we will see a new big growth of the crypto market 

[Mohizadja]

The vast majority of initial coin offering (ICO) projects promising, for example, team token vesting periods or no additional tokens minted after the ICO have no code in their smart contracts to keep those promises, a study finds. Of the top 50 projects that the team analyzed, only 10 of them actually contained all of the relevant code in their contracts.
https://cryptonews.com/icos/investor-protection-never-heard-of-it-analysis-of-top-icos-2274.htm

Thats what I've asked for... Do you know any info about FuturesCoin ICO?

According to the site of Futurescoin (http://futurescoin.io/): "We decided not to make a public sale of tokens, but to make a closed sale of tokens."
So the didn't make an ICO.
For me this is one more reason to invest, because the team is motivated to develop their project

Looks like you know everything about this project 

Did you solve a problem with massage posting? 

I'm waiting for 5-7 minutes before writing next message)) But the sign saying that I've already made a post didn't appeared anymore

Very soon you won't need to wait for so long 

[Mohizadja]

A new study found that initial coin offerings (ICOs) are most often employed by those trying to make quick gains and disappear underground. A total of 78% of ICOs in 2017 were “identified scams,” the study found, and only around 15% went on to trade on exchanges.
An article from here: https://cryptonews.com/icos/close-to-80-of-icos-are-scams-but-they-get-less-money-2245.htm

A new proof that most projects on the cryptomarket don't worth to invest

[BigCryptoTrader]

A new study found that initial coin offerings (ICOs) are most often employed by those trying to make quick gains and disappear underground. A total of 78% of ICOs in 2017 were “identified scams,” the study found, and only around 15% went on to trade on exchanges.
An article from here: https://cryptonews.com/icos/close-to-80-of-icos-are-scams-but-they-get-less-money-2245.htm

A new proof that most projects on the cryptomarket don't worth to invest

Thats why you are examining every project?
What are main reasons for you when you choosing the project?

[Mohizadja]

A new study found that initial coin offerings (ICOs) are most often employed by those trying to make quick gains and disappear underground. A total of 78% of ICOs in 2017 were “identified scams,” the study found, and only around 15% went on to trade on exchanges.
An article from here: https://cryptonews.com/icos/close-to-80-of-icos-are-scams-but-they-get-less-money-2245.htm

A new proof that most projects on the cryptomarket don't worth to invest

Thats why you are examining every project?
What are main reasons for you when you choosing the project?

Here is the list:
- site
- whitepaper
- team
- gain of altcoin on exchanges
- trade volumes (IMPORTANT)
- product (IMPORTANT)

For me two last points are most important

[Mohizadja]

A new study found that initial coin offerings (ICOs) are most often employed by those trying to make quick gains and disappear underground. A total of 78% of ICOs in 2017 were “identified scams,” the study found, and only around 15% went on to trade on exchanges.
An article from here: https://cryptonews.com/icos/close-to-80-of-icos-are-scams-but-they-get-less-money-2245.htm

A new proof that most projects on the cryptomarket don't worth to invest

Thats why you are examining every project?
What are main reasons for you when you choosing the project?

Did I get you right? What did you mean by "reasons"?

[BigCryptoTrader]

A new study found that initial coin offerings (ICOs) are most often employed by those trying to make quick gains and disappear underground. A total of 78% of ICOs in 2017 were “identified scams,” the study found, and only around 15% went on to trade on exchanges.
An article from here: https://cryptonews.com/icos/close-to-80-of-icos-are-scams-but-they-get-less-money-2245.htm

A new proof that most projects on the cryptomarket don't worth to invest

Thats why you are examining every project?
What are main reasons for you when you choosing the project?

Did I get you right? What did you mean by "reasons"?

Yes, thats what I wanted to ask!
And do you pay attention for bounty programs, giveaways etc?

[Mohizadja]

A new study found that initial coin offerings (ICOs) are most often employed by those trying to make quick gains and disappear underground. A total of 78% of ICOs in 2017 were “identified scams,” the study found, and only around 15% went on to trade on exchanges.
An article from here: https://cryptonews.com/icos/close-to-80-of-icos-are-scams-but-they-get-less-money-2245.htm

A new proof that most projects on the cryptomarket don't worth to invest

Thats why you are examining every project?
What are main reasons for you when you choosing the project?

This article will also help you: https://cryptonews.com/icos/read-this-advice-before-investing-in-an-ico-2264.htm

"The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is alerting customers to exercise caution and conduct extensive research before purchasing digital coins or tokens, including those self-described as “utility coins” or “consumption coins.” Understand what rights are attached to the coin or token being sold, and what underlying factors could affect its value. Be especially wary of promises or guarantees of future value."

[Mohizadja]

A new study found that initial coin offerings (ICOs) are most often employed by those trying to make quick gains and disappear underground. A total of 78% of ICOs in 2017 were “identified scams,” the study found, and only around 15% went on to trade on exchanges.
An article from here: https://cryptonews.com/icos/close-to-80-of-icos-are-scams-but-they-get-less-money-2245.htm

A new proof that most projects on the cryptomarket don't worth to invest

Thats why you are examining every project?
What are main reasons for you when you choosing the project?

Did I get you right? What did you mean by "reasons"?

Yes, thats what I wanted to ask!
And do you pay attention for bounty programs, giveaways etc?

That could be an interesting feature, but I consider it as a part of marketing of a project, so I do not pay much attention to these things

[Mohizadja]

Futures_Coin admin, where are you?
I've asked you some questions before.

[BigCryptoTrader]

Futures_Coin admin, where are you?
I've asked you some questions before.

Maybe he is on a weekend? 

[Mohizadja]

Futures_Coin admin, where are you?
I've asked you some questions before.

Maybe he is on a weekend? 

It looks as it is really so))