ICO still have huge chance of surviving

[Loedong]

yes I am also sure of that, that not all ico are fraudsters and there are still good ones to follow. in addition, I think the main thing to consider is avoiding projects that are not clear and do not easily trust suspicious ico.

[Gabteb]

ICO must be regulated then maybe it can survive but now we see IEO becomes much more popular now which is maybe good for investors but we have centralization now as big exchanges start have more power so we can have a problem like in 2017 when exchanges were wanted big money for lisitng of token/coin.

[tabas]

ICO must be regulated then maybe it can survive but now we see IEO becomes much more popular now which is maybe good for investors but we have centralization now as big exchanges start have more power so we can have a problem like in 2017 when exchanges were wanted big money for lisitng of token/coin.

IEO is the new trend for investors and it's more secured for them because the exchange is the one who's responsible on what project they'd add to that IEO.

[Flezy]

Yes they do and only those with active products will scale through, that's the situation on ground now as investors are now wiser and smarter, no more hype or whatsoever.

[Distinctin]

Yes they do and only those with active products will scale through, that's the situation on ground now as investors are now wiser and smarter, no more hype or whatsoever.

The bear market was a blessing in disguise because it makes people smarter and we will now see an organic growth.
The pump and dump is still happening but at least not so rampant compared to before, like you said, investors are smarter now, they kinda know the game already.

[Aniwura]

Warning doesn't work but investors losing money does makes them learn.

You can learn from both angles depending on your nature.
It is far better to yield to corrections and warnings, than wait to make the mistake yourself before learning. Sometimes, the mistake made might be grievous and sometimes irreversible.

[mcnocon2]

Yes for sure, ICO will sill survive even though what happen this past few years. There are still innovative projects that caught the attention of the investors, no one can deny that. But I think in the long run, STO or security token offering will be huge that will surpass the ICO era.

[axel2078]

In my own opinion they still do, but this time around carefulness is required from potential investors, that is they have to make adequate and appropriate research most preferably going for the team or projects with already MVP, as this will show the team are out to make a positive change.

[gabmen]

Warning doesn't work but investors losing money does makes them learn.

You can learn from both angles depending on your nature.
It is far better to yield to corrections and warnings, than wait to make the mistake yourself before learning. Sometimes, the mistake made might be grievous and sometimes irreversible.

That's inevitable. You will make your own mistakes and you can't just simply watch others make them and learn from afar. And a lot of people made mistakes in the past trusting icos that ended up as scams. But i think the more popular ones and the ones making big noises before launch will garner support. So yeah, icos will still survive i think.

[Garry_1]

Currently, there are many ICOs that reached the hard cap And many ICOs are able to at least reach soff cap. The number of these successful ICOs is still relatively small compared  but still market have a lot of successful ICO

[tiptopgemdotcom]

Currently, there are many ICOs that reached the hard cap And many ICOs are able to at least reach soff cap. The number of these successful ICOs is still relatively small compared  but still market have a lot of successful ICO

Many ICOs failed to reach the soft cap even, it doesn't matter to blame  the bear market if there is no chance for useless projects. Successful ICOs will be more if they can implement the solution of problems in this industry. This is what makes successful  token sale and project itself.

[Irvinn]

At the end of 2018, there were many scams that made investors no longer trust ICO. This made ICO really like dead because no one dared to risk the investment again. Many other forms of capital mobilization are opened as the IEO makes them feel much safer.

ICO projects still have a chance for a rebirth, however, I think. only after their conduct will be regulated by the relevant government agencies. Without such regulation, we will not be able to avoid fraud in these ICO projects.
The very idea of an ICO is very simple and accessible to everyone. However, like everywhere else, mandatory rules are needed.

[irixo10]

Yes they still do, but only to a certain few. That is, everyone is now wise when choosing projects to invest in and from the look of things, only ICOs which are capable (working products) will be able to survive. In my own opinion Hype don't sell again, working products does (maybe 60%).

[Perfect35]

If we keep having good ICOs that stat and end up well, then investors will be more interested in investing more, but if the incidences of scam keep increasing, he reverse will be the case.
It's good to see that we now have some that have products already and are doing pretty good through further development and growth of coin in the market.

[Fammosh82]

Even though Bitcoin is constantly fluctuating, and many blockchain ventures appear to be scams, the blockchain technology continues evolving no matter what. New projects keep popping up, and, believe it or not, you can still find real gems among a pile of stones. Such newly-created blockchains as EOS, OmiseGo, and Neo prove that a useful technical idea coupled with skillful marketing can help projects conquer the market. And with this ico can still gain its ground

[motun01]

The reality is icos are basically rebranded into the IEOs that we have in the market at the moment and the way they crypto space is trending right now lot of ieos are making multiple positive return on investment in a very short period of time which means that there is still hopeful blockchain startups hoping to use this medium as a fundraising process however this also got out a lot of scam project because exchanges that their reputation has stayed before they launch their initial exchange of friends now they always or I'll be getting to do extensive background checks before being announced any project to the public for investment purposes.

[benjamin11]

Of course it does. Even if its really look bad right now, still it has a long way to go. Its also been part of the crypto world ever since. Everyday, new coins are being developed through ICOs and maybe in the future, one of those coins will replace bitcoin or other established coin. Its essential for the survival and continuity of crypto in general.

[niteroy]

ICO will still be popular, but this will happen when investing in them will be safer than they were in 2018, when many have lost quite a lot of money. For example, the French government is actively developing a legislative framework for the control and regulation of ICO projects, which will help to revive ICO in France and then in other European countries.

[Ifychuks]

Scam rate these days is more on the increase. I think ICO should be stopped for a way or a regulation with strict rules set up to manage ICOs.

[Sanford]

Projects are still relevant. Even in spite of modifying, which protects investors. I don't think classic projects will go away.