1/ Some updated thoughts on the state of the current ICO cycle
-> Less being raised in public sales
-> Investors that can provide more than capital will start earning more allocation
-> The risk:reward ratio
-> Strategy even if you missed the initial sale
-> Less being raised in public sales
-> Investors that can provide more than capital will start earning more allocation
-> The risk:reward ratio
-> Strategy even if you missed the initial sale
2/ *none of this is financial advise or a recommendation to invest in ICOs.
DYOR and find a strategy that is suitable for you.
DYOR and find a strategy that is suitable for you.
3/ I'm sure many active ICO investors have realized that less and less of each raise is going to the public
more here:
more here:
4/ Whether you agree with it or not, projects are looking to investors that can provide more than capital. For example:
-legal or any structuring service
-investors/funds with influence
-connections to exchanges
-investors that can introduce them to people they need access to
-legal or any structuring service
-investors/funds with influence
-connections to exchanges
-investors that can introduce them to people they need access to
5/ The risk:reward ratio of ICOs is incredibly attractive. The largest risk investing in ICOs is the liquidity risk. You are investing in a token/coin that is not tradeable yet (and may never be).
Still - the risk:reward is very favorable currently.
e.g. make 2-50x or lose 50%
Still - the risk:reward is very favorable currently.
e.g. make 2-50x or lose 50%
6/ With so many ICOs coming out daily, and a massive discrepancy in hype between projects but not necessarily potential value...there will be opportunities even for those that missed sales but are still able to find ICOs with undervalued mkt cap when they hit exchange.
7/ In the rapidly evolving cryptoasset space, this subsection seems to evolve even quicker.
Adapt or get left behind.
Adapt or get left behind.
