Will STO's Work?

[Solondrado]

What do you guys think? Will STO's be able to compete in the crypto market and actually succeed? I'm glad to see ICO's die out. They were consuming too much market cap +90% of the projects were garbage. I made a list of 100 ICO's I seen promoted back in April and only a select few of them are doing well. Nauticus launched (https://nauticus.exchange/) which is great news for the exchange community, but unfortunately today Cryptopia suffered a hack. We seem to take one step forward, followed by one step back...What do you guys think?

[PHDJarrod12]

What do you guys think? Will STO's be able to compete in the crypto market and actually succeed? I'm glad to see ICO's die out. They were consuming too much market cap +90% of the projects were garbage. I made a list of 100 ICO's I seen promoted back in April and only a select few of them are doing well. Nauticus launched (https://nauticus.exchange/) which is great news for the exchange community, but unfortunately today Cryptopia suffered a hack. We seem to take one step forward, followed by one step back...What do you guys think?

That depends on how good the project is. If the project listing as a STO is "quality", then I think it will prove to be an effective venture.

[Solondrado]

What do you guys think? Will STO's be able to compete in the crypto market and actually succeed? I'm glad to see ICO's die out. They were consuming too much market cap +90% of the projects were garbage. I made a list of 100 ICO's I seen promoted back in April and only a select few of them are doing well. Nauticus launched (https://nauticus.exchange/) which is great news for the exchange community, but unfortunately today Cryptopia suffered a hack. We seem to take one step forward, followed by one step back...What do you guys think?

That depends on how good the project is. If the project listing as a STO is "quality", then I think it will prove to be an effective venture.

I agree with this, but there were a few ICO's that made it big. Binance used to be a tiny exchange with nearly no volume and look at them now. Nauticus was just in there ICO phase and they raised over 19 million dollars. Both of these feats were impressive considering how hard it is to make it in crypto.

[plr]

What is STO?
never heard of it.

TIA

This is also something new to most of us, first time I read about that STO was when I read about DESICO it's a scam project that refuses to pay bounty hunters, because STO is not accepting bounty hunters according to them if STO becomes popular, what will happen to bounty hunters.

[fortunecrypto]

I seldom saw an STO based crowdfunding majority of crowdfunding here are ICO so we cannot make a conclusion if this will guaranty success and how they will interact with bounty hunters and how they will promote their crowdfunding, DESICO is such a bad example that I wish it's demise for their fraud.

[anggriani]

many people think that STO is a refinement of ICO, but this does not make it a guarantee that the project can be successful. we also have to remember that there were also projects from ICO last year that were successful, so this is not an indicator that STO is better than ICO, but it is based on the project itself, whether promising or not.

[Little Mouse]

Since most of the peoples are just bored of ICO because they are scam, people will now be interest to invest in token with STO so that no one can try to scam them. I think it will work.

[harrypotpot]

What do you guys think? Will STO's be able to compete in the crypto market and actually succeed? I'm glad to see ICO's die out. They were consuming too much market cap +90% of the projects were garbage. I made a list of 100 ICO's I seen promoted back in April and only a select few of them are doing well. Nauticus launched (https://nauticus.exchange/) which is great news for the exchange community, but unfortunately today Cryptopia suffered a hack. We seem to take one step forward, followed by one step back...What do you guys think?

Still, there is a huge difference when we try to compare STO and ICO, STO is much more secured but ICO is much more flexible, well, I can say the volume of investors in ICO is quite much more than compared to STO.

[amrulshare]

I don't think it will have any effect, considering that many investors have suffered crowdfunding losses in the past year. As we have seen, they only make projects that don't really exist and what is makes  STO can be a solution.

[slaman29]

Honestly, the way I see it, I don't see a single difference between STO and ICO, except that STO is legal, and you can do it without any worry of getting sued for something down the line, etc.

But does it make it less risky as an investment? Nope. Will it reduce the amount of garbage tokens? Not at all. Any token can hire legal people and work out stuff so that their STOs are okay for regulators. But STO doesn't magically make a project good, doesn't magically build a community and all that. I'm not convinced at all, to be honest.

[Ruffian1314]

What do you guys think? Will STO's be able to compete in the crypto market and actually succeed? I'm glad to see ICO's die out. They were consuming too much market cap +90% of the projects were garbage. I made a list of 100 ICO's I seen promoted back in April and only a select few of them are doing well. Nauticus launched (https://nauticus.exchange/) which is great news for the exchange community, but unfortunately today Cryptopia suffered a hack. We seem to take one step forward, followed by one step back...What do you guys think?

We don't really know if this is going to work but hopefully it does. The investors will express a greater demand for security tokens because they offer them governance and protection which is a good thing. Let's all hope that STO will be a successful one.

[Pffrt]

I think it will be a popular and most used way to fund raise in the near future since ICO has a lot of complaints. Because of a lot of shady activities, I mean scammers, ICO don't get enough fund now but when STO will come, they will get fund to start the project.

[noobcakescc]

STO are definitely interesting, and is one of the ways this market can be invested in for entities subjected to heavy regulation. You can probably see it as an improvement over ICOs which have nearly no oversight. I've learnt quite a bit from CoinGecko's 2018 Cryptocurrency Report regarding STO - Slide 49.

Link here for reference: https://www.slideshare.net/coingecko/coingecko-2018-full-year-cryptocurrency-report

[robelneo]

I have not yet participated in any STO token, so I don't know how attracted this kind of project to investors and if they can accommodate bounty hunters to be part of their project, but I believe even an STO needs some kind of promotion to get the word out about their project, they are not giving coins they are paying for advertisement.

[Kolikalex55]

What do you guys think? Will STO's be able to compete in the crypto market and actually succeed? I'm glad to see ICO's die out. They were consuming too much market cap +90% of the projects were garbage. I made a list of 100 ICO's I seen promoted back in April and only a select few of them are doing well. Nauticus launched (https://nauticus.exchange/) which is great news for the exchange community, but unfortunately today Cryptopia suffered a hack. We seem to take one step forward, followed by one step back...What do you guys think?

Nautilus is not one good exchange I heard that there was a new exchange called IronX, but in my opinion is now in demand exchanges that share daily turnover with users. For example abcc !

[10c]

I would like to see your list of the top 100 projects. In general, I think that the market correction showed weaknesses of new projects and those who do not have the potential will not be able to continue to live

[tins]

many people think that STO is a refinement of ICO, but this does not make it a guarantee that the project can be successful. we also have to remember that there were also projects from ICO last year that were successful, so this is not an indicator that STO is better than ICO, but it is based on the project itself, whether promising or not.

STO is not just a refinement compared to ICO, reread the concept of STO. STO is much stricter than ICO, the project owner will have to commit the progress, otherwise it will be punished. And the one thing I really like about STO is that they have proved their foundation as well and there are a lot of people involved, and the revenue from the platform

[poktur]

I think that even STO will not be as promising as it might seem to us, because everywhere there are disadvantages!

[levyashin]

I think they have much more chance comparing to utility tokens.

Would you choose share of the profit or a utility token just can be used in ecosystem.

[target]

What do you guys think? Will STO's be able to compete in the crypto market and actually succeed? I'm glad to see ICO's die out. They were consuming too much market cap +90% of the projects were garbage. I made a list of 100 ICO's I seen promoted back in April and only a select few of them are doing well. Nauticus launched (https://nauticus.exchange/) which is great news for the exchange community, but unfortunately today Cryptopia suffered a hack. We seem to take one step forward, followed by one step back...What do you guys think?

That depends on how good the project is. If the project listing as a STO is "quality", then I think it will prove to be an effective venture.

I agree with this, but there were a few ICO's that made it big. Binance used to be a tiny exchange with nearly no volume and look at them now. Nauticus was just in there ICO phase and they raised over 19 million dollars. Both of these feats were impressive considering how hard it is to make it in crypto.

$19M is huge enough, there were projects this year that never got a 5 million but continue to develop their project. If funds are used wisely to develop the project, the exchange will be used by people.

I think that even STO will not be as promising as it might seem to us, because everywhere there are disadvantages!

It will still depend on the project, SEC would decide for which is worth pursuing and which is not. If investors are going to be protected by this SEC, we can be assure projects are going to get funds.