How many of you guys see this stuff
> "The ICO Market Cannot be Trusted"
>"STO's are Repackaged Dogshit"
>"There are TOO MANY SCAMS"
>*"*The ICO Market is Dead"
>"RIP EOY 2K17 Bags"
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I can keep going with this. Currently statements like these are scattered everywhere. I frequently visit BitcoinTalk, Jow Forums, Reddit, and a few other platforms, and I can't stress how much FUD is being spewed out.
Even Bloomberg share's their stats on Septembers 17 Month Low in ICO Funding.
But it's all with reason, a good portion of ICO's are indeed unrealistic/unplanned vaporware, or outright FOMO'ed scams. Manipulation is rampant, from your favorite YouTuber that's been tipped handsomely to go on his 'TOP 5 ICO's for October' Video, to the unofficial partnership claims shilled to my uncles rear.
This doesn't cover the masses who are coyed over Facebook to Bitcoin Scams that tarnish anything and everything Crypto.
I wonder if I'm not the only one with an endless list of Stock Photo users on Telegram with Generic American Names trying to 'Buy/Sell btc or eth'.
Alex Carter, Please Stop.
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People are far too worried over scams that even the name ICO has a very bad image. Especially to the uninformed.
It's no wonder that ICO's as a whole are struggling to receive funding. This includes real, valuable projects with a USP of value that actually requires a fucking blockchain.
This has driven me to write this thread on the ICO Value Fallacy and a reminder of what to look out for when investing.
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You need to establish firstly if you're in it for short term gains (trading), or long term.But we're here to cover the general aspects which net a positive return within the next 2-3 months post ICO.
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