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March 08, 2019, 04:22:07 PM
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Most ICOs want to increase their funds to get rich. We cannot know what they will do with investors' money. I think they will eat, travel, shop and they will use the rest of the fund to develop the project.

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March 08, 2019, 04:26:44 PM
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Funds today are terribly impoverished. Today, many investors simply left the market, because today many projects turned out to be terrible scammers who stole a lot of money. It is terrible to think what they will do with such money.
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March 08, 2019, 04:55:10 PM
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Vitalik Buterin conducted the usual ICO that we can see today in other projects. But at that time there was a very strong HYIP cryptocurrency. Therefore, the project survived ETH) the Way bountyhunter received a very good reward. Such a reward was never) since then, all waiting for the same projects but they will not. And I'm sure they won't be until bullrun!
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March 09, 2019, 12:12:00 AM
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The amount of raised money only say that the marketing team and bounty hunters made a great job. But it does not say something about the further project development and the potential success of this company.
Honestly, the bounty is not helpful for projects in 2018. Most accounts involved in bounty are bots so it does not help many people know their projects.
Do you think that advertisements in this forum and social networks where crypto enthusiasts gather do not help ICOs? So where do the investors find projects? White papers are translated in dozens of languages.
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March 09, 2019, 01:22:18 AM
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Does the amount of money raised in an ico determine the success of the project??

Is a necessity to do a fund raiser in order to start up a project??

Did satoshi nakamoto and vitalik also started a fund raised??

Vitalik fathered all these ICO because of the smart contract that he creates, Satoshi did not but create a very huge demand on his creation, if a project is to be realized it should have funds, they can get it either from private sales private backing and community crowdfunding.

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March 09, 2019, 01:35:45 AM
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Does the amount of money raised in an ico determine the success of the project??

Is a necessity to do a fund raiser in order to start up a project??

Did satoshi nakamoto and vitalik also started a fund raised??
The money raised during an ICO do not determine the success of the project. A project like the 4NEW Kwartts sold each token for $0.5 to $2 during the different stages of the ICO and made a total amount of $40M but when it got listed it never reached even the price of $0.5. Investors have become long term hodlers for almost a year now.
Money raised through ICOs are normally used to develop or finish up with the development of the product of the project. After this, some forget to invest and work on their marketing strategies hence leaves the price hanging after getting listed on the market.
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March 09, 2019, 01:49:43 AM
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Does the amount of money raised in an ico determine the success of the project??

Is a necessity to do a fund raiser in order to start up a project??

Did satoshi nakamoto and vitalik also started a fund raised??

Vitalik fathered all these ICO because of the smart contract that he creates, Satoshi did not but create a very huge demand on his creation, if a project is to be realized it should have funds, they can get it either from private sales private backing and community crowdfunding.
Some of the projects now have already secured a private funding first before going to the crowdsale.
They understand the market situation and they know if they will rely fully on the people to invest in the project, they won't get their expectation.

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March 09, 2019, 02:16:23 AM
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Does the amount of money raised in an ico determine the success of the project??

Is a necessity to do a fund raiser in order to start up a project??

Did satoshi nakamoto and vitalik also started a fund raised??
In my opinion, it doesn't work that way, the more fund that had been collected means the development fund to make the project up an running for current and future development will be sufficient. So the amount of money collected during ICO will not mainly determined by the total amount of fund collected.
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March 09, 2019, 02:32:50 AM
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Fundraising I think is very much needed. And what has happened so far is that many projects do this and if what is collected does not reach Soft Cap, the project fails. Some funds are returned by investors because the project does not reach Soft Cap. Collecting funds is very important because it will determine the ICO project journey.
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March 09, 2019, 05:17:05 AM
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Fundraising I think is very much needed. And what has happened so far is that many projects do this and if what is collected does not reach Soft Cap, the project fails. Some funds are returned by investors because the project does not reach Soft Cap. Collecting funds is very important because it will determine the ICO project journey.
if something bad happens, the money will come back, if it no returns sometimes there are some who don't return the money and maybe that is an ICO fraud.

if the project is good and works well, maybe fundraising is very good and needed.

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March 09, 2019, 02:26:41 PM
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If a project has collected a lot of money, it means that they have a lot of potential to improve their product and maybe to launch their token on several big exchanges. But not every team is doing so, a lot of projects are likely to spend money on themselves and to forget about the project.
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March 09, 2019, 05:42:46 PM
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The amount collected on the ICO actually determines the success of the project, but this is one of the criteria, because without a professional team nothing will come out. Bitcoin did not hold an ICO, and Ethereum became one of the pioneers of a new type of crowdfunding and collected a record amount in its time.

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March 09, 2019, 06:40:44 PM
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maybe vitalik who did fundraising from Ethereum Genesis Sale, for bitcoin Satoshi doesn't seem to do anything like that in my opinion

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March 09, 2019, 08:26:23 PM
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Fundraising is not required. But if not to raise funds for the development of the project, then it can be delayed for many years. And such terms are not many stand. It's easier when you have the funds raised at the ICO to hire experienced programmers and developers who can quickly solve problems and issues that arise on the way to creating a product.
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March 09, 2019, 10:05:50 PM
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Most of the ICO are not valuable so if anything will be profitable then we cannot make the complete decision about the future because the trend of the investment and ICO are over and people will searching of the next way of money making so I think it could be not stable for long time.

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March 09, 2019, 11:19:49 PM
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Everything is logical here - the more money the project collects, the higher the chance that it will be implemented and bring to life the ideas from the White Paper.
Of course there are exceptions, but they happen less often.

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March 13, 2019, 04:55:30 AM
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Initial Coin Offering or what we commonly call the ICO is an alternative choice of fundraising mechanism. Fundraising is done by the blockchain startup who issues their own crypto tokens and sells tokens to be exchanged for BTC or ETH.

Token users can use this token on certain platforms or sell tokens at the exchange. Tokens basically function like vouchers. Tokens can be exchanged for goods or services on a predetermined platform.
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March 13, 2019, 05:06:08 AM
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During this time I participated in Crypto and participated in the ICO project. The projects that I follow always do fundraising. Because ICO is very important and of course they have sales targets. And if you can achieve Hard Cap, I think this project will succeed. But all that also depends on the Team behind the project.
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March 13, 2019, 05:25:21 AM
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During this time I participated in Crypto and participated in the ICO project. The projects that I follow always do fundraising. Because ICO is very important and of course they have sales targets. And if you can achieve Hard Cap, I think this project will succeed. But all that also depends on the Team behind the project.
They are profitable as a form of investment before, but now it seems not anymore.
Achieving the hard cap is not already a guarantee that a project is a success, they need to market the project to increase the value of the coins which right now is hard to do, I've seen a lot of project which reaches their hard cap but trading below ICO price at this bear market.

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March 13, 2019, 05:28:53 AM
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Does the amount of money raised in an ico determine the success of the project??

Is a necessity to do a fund raiser in order to start up a project??

Did satoshi nakamoto and vitalik also started a fund raised??

1. No, it's only determine investor see that project as a good investment because they think the project can become big in the future.
2. Yes if you want to find an investor to fund your project.
3. I think satoshi is not start the fund raise, i don't know about the other one.
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