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All about ICO; learn the ins and outs of Initial Coin Offerings, the future of fundraising for startups.
Reasons Why Most ICOs Fail
Cryptocurrency is not exactly a very predictable industry. It's regularly cited as one of the most dangerous investments you can ever make and experts already noted that most ICOs will eventually fail.
Ossiana TepfenhartPublished 3 years ago in The Chain
What Is a DAICO?
The blockchain industry has become infamous for having a ridiculous amount of jargon involved in trading. If you're just starting to invest in Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies, you've probably already seen it pretty heavily.
Cato ConroyPublished 4 years ago in The Chain
What to Look for in ICO Terms and Conditions
So, you wanna invest in cryptocurrency, eh? You think you know which Initial Coin Offerings to watch and buy, right? Not so fast...
Riley Raul ReesePublished 4 years ago in The Chain
Initial Coin Offerings to Watch in 2018
It's not so much how to invest in Bitcoin to succeed anymore, it's more likely and probable that timing is the true key to success when delving into the trading and investing worlds of cryptocurrency. We've seen Bitcoin alone steal the market away like a runaway locomotive, but that's not to say returns are most profitable through them — not in the least. Traders and speculative investors know just what to look for when digging into the market of digital currencies. Following what's called Initial Coin Offerings (ICO), industry experts can easily find the best forms of monetizing assets and creating higher profit margins, simply by way of buying and trading in cryptocurrency trades.
Salvador LorenzPublished 4 years ago in The Chain
Signs an Initial Coin Offering Is a Scam
Back when Bitcoin was still new, there were a select few people who were willing to invest in it during its initial coin offering. The entire concept is one that was unique and new—and back in the day, it didn't really "click" with many people because it was so unusual.
How Initial Bounty Offering Can Help the Unbanked
If there's one thing that should make traditional banks shake in their shoes, it's the way that it's making people reexamine traditional banking. Cryptocurrencies have rapidly evolved into their own economy, and the technology around them has also has created new forms of banking that would have been unheard of only a couple of years ago.
Ossiana TepfenhartPublished 4 years ago in The Chain
