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August 08, 2018, 07:29:11 AM |
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Today, we know that the ICO model has in many cases been a disaster. Many of these coins are now under ICO price and, in some cases, were just cash grabs with no actual development.
That being said, can a coin be successful if it does not hold an ICO, but only distributes coins with bounties, airdrops, and campaigns? Some say that having an airdropped or bounty-based distribution of tokens would cause the price to crash too low. However, can't airdrops and bounties also create a strong community if there are expectations?
Is there even a good way to distribute coins that's not an ICO or mining them? What are some examples of coins that had no ICO / weren't mined, but were distributed in some other way that are currently still successfully trading with volume?
Any thoughts?
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