Why many projects are dead

[juragankambing]

That should be expected as it is a natural principle. Most projects are dead because of poor management by the team members because they lack the expertise in crypto and failed to seek for counsel from experts. Also, projects with no backing product or tangible ideology behind is likely to go down the drain as it will lose the interest of potential investors.

[mobireal]

Sometimes some reason that made some project get crash or dead is sometimes you found out that some project don't have a good team member's that can handle it well and also sometimes the can not explain what the are upto. And also having a bad roadmap

[Kekkins87]

99% of ico or bounty are scam...we must look for coins that are not ico or bounty but people are too stupid for this....I regret I did not get bought coins like litecoin,vertcoin or viacoin when they were very very low in 2015...there is a good dose of luck of course, but you must always do your own researches...for example watch Elicoin in livecoinwatch , is not an ICO or bounty... it's a coin with low mc, low supply, PoW whit cpu, no premine, active dev...only trading it on CREX24 for now...do you own researches in the thread in bitcointalk: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3028302.0... people are too stupid for DYOR and got scammed by ICO or bounty...just my 2 cents...hope it helps...cheers

[cryptobae10]

Many projects are dead because they are fake projects
With fake products and no real life usage

Projects are dead because the dev ends up running away with the money and enjoy life
Numerous reasons

Some projects are dead cos of the bearish run which ruined their chances

[xialan_lu]

not only that, now many scam projects after getting a lot of funding from investors this happens because no one is regulating the ICO
my advice after investing and getting profit more better to leave it "hit and run" and look for another project
i have experimented by holding several altcoins for 3 months, but I just got losses not profits

[omedian]

That should be expected as it is a natural principle. Most projects are dead because of poor management by the team members because they lack the expertise in crypto and failed to seek for counsel from experts. Also, projects with no backing product or tangible ideology behind is likely to go down the drain as it will lose the interest of potential investors.

I agree with your thoughts, apart from SCAMs there were many weak ICOs that had raised enough funds during the peak of hype around crypto and failed when the market changed the direction. Only the projects with a strong community around and with a decent MVP will succeed.

[LSt56]

Maybe at this time there are many companies who die because of team members who have given up on working hard and finding a way out of a problem because they are a little desperate to see the bad price movements shown by the market.

[meldrio1]

That should be expected as it is a natural principle. Most projects are dead because of poor management by the team members because they lack the expertise in crypto and failed to seek for counsel from experts. Also, projects with no backing product or tangible ideology behind is likely to go down the drain as it will lose the interest of potential investors.

Yep I agree because of poor management and some are bad projects that investors not interested to invest to them and some ICOs are scam, that's why many ICO's are dead.

[Sylvial]

That should be expected as it is a natural principle. Most projects are dead because of poor management by the team members because they lack the expertise in crypto and failed to seek for counsel from experts. Also, projects with no backing product or tangible ideology behind is likely to go down the drain as it will lose the interest of potential investors.

A lot of these projects had no business in the crypto space in the first place. The scam devs had no plans to further their course. They simply took advantage of the liquidity in the market and the hyoe the crypto space was enjoying at the time to make money out of the system. Truth is, a good project will remain nonetheless, weather it's a bears season or worse. I've lost little money to such scam projects

[mustafayasinsenturk]

Many projects have died because the team behind the project will not have. A lot of teams collect money and run away.

[Flamebellow]

I think they are dead because they were scammers right from the beginning . Their goal was to collect as much money as they can , but not to develop their project . It's not normal when someone collects millions of dollars for a startup selling beer for a cryptocurrency . Just think, millions of dollars! From the very beginning it was clear that such nonsense can not last forever.

[Noobaru]

One think to remember is also that many projects come out and do their ICO unnecessarily since the product they have is already working in the "normal" world and it's blockchain counterpart is not needed nor welcome. They do it just for money grabs and of course they end up dead after 6 months or 1 year.

[Checkoi]

they are dead because they copy each other and repeat the idea. the copy has never been better than the original and it seems to me that 95 percent of the projects will leave the market

[Al-e_x]

I think every project has a very good team management, when they launch crypto into the market, then bearish market affects it. so sometimes altcoins will fall, and will survive.

I noticed, that only altcoins are listed in good exchanges which will create an uptrend.

[einfach]

That should be expected as it is a natural principle. Most projects are dead because of poor management by the team members because they lack the expertise in crypto and failed to seek for counsel from experts. Also, projects with no backing product or tangible ideology behind is likely to go down the drain as it will lose the interest of potential investors.

Many project are dead because mostly they didnt hype up to it expectations or their projects was a complete disaster or it could be they werent able to reach itss softcap and so they cant continue to provide or implement the project that they were envisioning.

[VanDeinsberg12]

That should be expected as it is a natural principle. Most projects are dead because of poor management by the team members because they lack the expertise in crypto and failed to seek for counsel from experts. Also, projects with no backing product or tangible ideology behind is likely to go down the drain as it will lose the interest of potential investors.

They don't have a lot of knowledge to create a product remember about majority of them are creating non sense platform. So many times more and more icos dead caused by that thing. With a lot of unprofessional people in the team and that will make the development will be really slow.
Some icos are still lack of legal support too

[Saisher]

That should be expected as it is a natural principle. Most projects are dead because of poor management by the team members because they lack the expertise in crypto and failed to seek for counsel from experts. Also, projects with no backing product or tangible ideology behind is likely to go down the drain as it will lose the interest of potential investors.

I think it's community support I have seen a project with the working platform but it does not generate support from the community the ICO was a success but the dev failed to market the platform for the community and because of this investor losses confidence and sell their coin at a loss.

[btcluisdiki]

In my opinion, the reason why many ICO projects may not have been successful probably because they were not able to meet the soft cap goal  within their timeline because less people were interested in putting up their investment. Marketing and advertising has never been effective to attract and encourage people the way other successful ICO's in the market wherein people in their team where not experienced and lack the capability of handling the project.

[Altero]

Many of them just got failed because no one give their trust in a certain project and investors never found possible inclinement of their money. It also give doubts to the community if the team members and its platform is questionable.

[didzi]

That should be expected as it is a natural principle. Most projects are dead because of poor management by the team members because they lack the expertise in crypto and failed to seek for counsel from experts. Also, projects with no backing product or tangible ideology behind is likely to go down the drain as it will lose the interest of potential investors.

I think it's community support I have seen a project with the working platform but it does not generate support from the community the ICO was a success but the dev failed to market the platform for the community and because of this investor losses confidence and sell their coin at a loss.

because of less demands come to the project,,
and this is because the project didn't get enough support from the community ,, as you said investors loosses their convidence to the project
thats why a lot of project dead