There is no rule stopping you having alt accounts so there is nothing to worry about having the same IP.

The only problem people can have with it is if it is seen to be done for some nefarious purpose. Usually, it is people having many accounts to scam bounty campaigns by signing them all up to the same one. If they get caught they will probably end up with a red trust badge to wear.

Your only concern should be if this ICO does turn out to be a scam then any reputational damage done would be reflected on all your accounts.

Use a proxy if you're concerned, but as TheQuin said alt accounts are allowed. It's usually only an issue with the community if you use them for something dodgy.


I'd be suspicious of any ICO. If they're asking for people's money for an investment then there's a high risk of a a scam happening or at the very least people losing money.

Answer was no from members above me but I'll try to make things more clear.
Since you are interested in managing, I can give you some examples:
1. Gianluca95 <-- this person was managing some signature campaigns and had alt, none problem.
2. DarkStar_ <-- our well known member has alt for sig managing but as you see, still no problem.
3. Our moderator hilariousandco has alt hilarousetc, none problem here too.
But if you decide to use alt like QuickSeller did, then it will fall you in trouble.

Okay, another question: why is my (kryptqnick's) reputation at stake, if my job is to manage social networks for an ICO? I can never be sure they won't scam people (even though I believe they won't, because they are already a pretty established company that sells cars and they plan to release tokens even if they don't reach the wanted funds), but it is not me who is a potential scammer, right? I am just the one posting news on their progress on various platforms. If they manage to scam others, I don't think I could do anything about it, I will be a rather low-level employee. I could only share info on how to find the scammers in real life, but they have true (I know, because I was in their office and it is located right where stated on their website) information on their official website with all the coordinates anyway.
Is it possible to avoid responsibility by stating from the very beginning that I was hired to manage social networks and cannot guarantee that this project is totally legit? I mean, of course neg trust on the official ICO account would be perfectly fine, but taking this job offer and risking my own account to be tagged red seems worth reconsidering to me.