Some ICO is not scam

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You are right, there are ICOs which can be trusted. The reason we get or involve in scam ICOs is that we don't research the proper ICOs.

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An Initial Coin Offering (ICO) is an unregulated means through which a new cryptocurrency venture can raise funds. It is a method that startups in the cryptocurrency world can employ to sidestep the rigorous capital raising process which is usually required by venture capitalists and banks.

An ICO campaign can sell a percentage of the company’s cryptocurrency to early backers in exchange for fiat money, legal tenders or through other cryptocurrencies. The most popular cryptocurrencies that are used to make these purchases are Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH).

Generally, when a cryptocurrency startup plans to raise money, they will organize an Initial Coin Offering (ICO). They also create a business plan through a whitepaper which will provide in-depth details about the project, their needs and how they plan to fulfill their goals upon completion. It also mentions the amount of capital that is required by the platform and how long will the ICO campaign will run.

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The cryptocurrency market’s valuation has crossed the $300 billion mark. As the value of the market grows, there is an urgent need to beef up security measures. Given the rapidly increasing in cryptocurrency exchange hacks, there needs to be a solution to this problem.

Until now, when an exchange gets hacked, the process of identification of theft and compensation to the user take days or even weeks to be processed at times.

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[xontol212]

There are many icos that are not scams. You only need to do a study about them. Project vision, use case, team. also There are many good bounties, there are opportunities to get attractive project tokens, without investing your own funds.

[yayat]

I have the same opinion as you.
I also assume that not all ICOs are scams.
There are still many honest ICOs and give prizes to gift hunters and provide benefits for investors.
The strategy before joining the ICO is to investigate specifically about the ICO and ensure the team consists of people who are competent to carry out a Cryptocurrency project

The problem might be that he has not understood cryptocurrency and forced him to join the ICO.
My advice is to join the community more for the ICO, because with the community we can share about how to know the ICO who will become a SCAM.

[Assface16678]

There are plenty of icos that are not scam.  You just have to do a study about them.  The project vision, use cases, the team.  It would be best if you could meet the team members personally during events or roadshow.

This is true. We must consider the plans, at the same time the projects and such thing that concerns about the ICO itself at the same time the investors. It needed a deep study or critical analysis that every corner must be seen in order to avoid scam. There are scams ICO but there are ICO in wjich you can trust. You just need to be smart.

[chandrarahmadewa]

Exciting posters, most Bounty Hunter want to receive their Bounty Tokens, they ignore that the project is a scam or not in the future, and it may be that the Token received is worthless in the future

[Iwillgotothemoon]

Yes, not all project parties are scammers. But now the market is sluggish and many projects will still fail if they don't have enough funds.

[idioma1]

Before participating in any ICO  I often deeply research the project. My advice is to pay attention to whether the projects have a ready-made product as it is some kind of guarantee that it is not a scam as well as long termed activity before ICO. It is an indicator that team goes straight to their goal and will not give up.

[maligu]

There are some ICOs, but a large percentage of scammers in the ICO. We don't deny those real ICOs, but the current situation is that it is difficult for us to pick out real projects among so many scams.

[anafiene]

Project selection and continuing to read carefully about projects for investment are very much needed, this must be done to avoid scams.
Many projects are also successful with their hard work and this is a real project and full of good hopes.

[Ms.Anna]

Nobody says that all projects are scam. However, this is a large part of all projects. Unfortunately only a small part of the projects are in force.

[Jiucaige]

Although I agree that some ICOs are not a scam, it is difficult for us to choose a real ICO project. The number of fraudsters on the market is now beyond your imagination, and even a perfect project may disappear!

[lebedi]

Some of them are not scam, it is true, but the majority of ICOs are really scam. It is very sad to see this actual problem in crypto nowadays because it has to be overtaken at all.

[Zackfair]

ICO investment is not unfamiliar if you have explored the cryptographic market. Remember, the success of any project depends on the expertise and dedication of the people behind the idea. So, be sure to research before you start investing in a good project to avoid risk.

[olayadave]

It is true, not all of the ICO that exists today is a scam. Because there are still many successful ICO also though it is indeed less legit. The price of a token is indeed being too cheap in the market. But it could be some time later.

[LucaBlight]

Of course but it takes time to verify such a project to prevent scam scheme , crypto is going stronger that means many people will try to create a so called legitimate project to scam people . Thats why i only choose Project that is already existed like WPP Energy one of the global leaders that provides Renewable Energy since 2009 , because of their innovative solutions many countries backup the project to manage efficiently their growing energy crisis , with such project electricity will be easily access even in remote areas !

[jessd7]

Definitely, some ICOs are not scam and I have seen and participated in some of them. I have now become choosy and a bit more wise now so to speak in involving in any projects. What you have said are right, you got to check the team, the product or platform and the project over all. Although there are projects that are these but end up as scam in the end, so it is a risky business after all. Just invest what you afford to lose.

[heyou80]

I believe that not all ICOs are scams, although no one has been able to distinguish whether ICO is a scam so far, but my advice is not to doubt ICO, you better try to buy an existing ICO such as ETH in the market. BTC, you can invest in where you buy coins cheaply and sell them at an expensive price, even if you have to wait, but at least you can make a profit.

[dimonstration]

Exciting posters, most Bounty Hunter want to receive their Bounty Tokens, they ignore that the project is a scam or not in the future, and it may be that the Token received is worthless in the future

In the future, but on in all the main reason why bounty hunter join on bounty campaign is to gain free tokens and if it's new listed on exchange they will selling for profits. Honestly most of the ICO project are scam and of course there are some ICO project had a promising features and possible growth in the future. Only need to do is deep analysis to find an legit ICO.

[ronafurw]

Hi, let me clear this uncertainty a few people said that all ICO is a trick however I don't trust them since I have put resources into some ICO and influence a favorable luck, to give me a chance to give you some piece of information to contribute.

1. When you need to contribute as a matter of first importance investigate about the specific ico you need to put resources into, endeavor to check their Whitepaper in light of the fact that some ICO duplicate content from another ICO white papers

2. Attempt to check their LinkedIn profile however that does'nt make any difference since some phony LinkedIn profile.

3.Try to know their genuine area despite the fact that some utilization VPN to shroud their area.

4.website expert issues a considerable measure since some don't know how to construct site and they are guaranteeing that they are in to Blockchain

5. Notwithstanding all this..involving in ICO is a major hazard   

Not all ICO is scam. Back when there used to be just a few ICO in the market there wasn’t much of people complaining about scam and then you will probably come out with a lot of profit. But now, there are lots of ICO in the market and it’s very difficult to go through them in search of which one is legit and which is scam. I’m just wishing that they will put up an easy to do that.

[Vilianms]

What is your definition of scam? There are indeed ICO projects that are not scams. But if they fail, they will become a scam. Not all ICOs can succeed, and success is a small probability event.