Back in the day when crypto projects were still in their infancy, there was only one certain way to raise funds. Hence, most cryptocurrency and blockchain projects used to have highly-inclusive crowdfunding via Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs). In fact, some of the biggest crypto names today including Binance, Filecoin, Tezos, and EOS exist purely because of their ICO success.
To highlight, the usual companions for a successful ICO are a thorough whitepaper, a dedicated team, and a strong use case for the coin or token. While it is important for projects to be transparent it is also important for investors to do their research before making any kind of investments.
Accordingly, an ICO is like an initial public offering, wherein a cryptocurrency project issues a coin or token, with the promise that it will yield significant results later on. However, holding the coin does not necessarily mean becoming a shareholder in the project, in case it becomes a full-fledged licensed company.
While ICOs remain a common practice in the crypto space, the general concept has evolved for various reasons. Some are conducted in partnership with either centralized or decentralized exchanges. Meanwhile, others are offered to a specific group of persons or companies only.
Accordingly, Real Research has launched a survey on ICO events in crypto projects. For instance, what are the different events that companies hold during an ICO? Also, how do people hear about ICOs?
Hence, hurry and share your thoughts via the survey on ICO events in crypto projects on the Real Research online survey application from January 31, 2022. After that, you will receive 1 STRM as a reward.
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