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I bet-cha five dol-lars he'll kill you dead, jock-a-mo fee na-né Also, Initial Coin Offerings. 1. 3 Things Not to Do When Bitcoin is Going Down Photo by Ian Stauffer on Unsplash 2. Understanding IBCO: Can Another Crypto-Funding Mechanism Yield Accountable Results? TLDR: IBCO is the new primitive for crypto projects funding, solving for the main issues of ICOs such as lack of accountability, lack of liquidity and flawed price discovery mechanics for the token itself. 3. My Journey in CryptoCollectibles (so far) A journey marked by crypto collectibles and highlights of lessons learned along the way. 4. Are NFTs the Next ICO Fraud? Want to buy virtual artwork for $1.98M? 5. Why Metaverses are the Next Big Trend After NFTs The Metaverse is a rocket ship that will propel the popularity and application of blockchain technologies and cryptocurrencies to a whole new level. 6. Top 75+ ICO Marketing Agencies There are many stages to launching an ICO and the needs of the business vary depending at what stage they’re on. For each of these stages we’ve highlighted what services are needed and organized our Top 75 list according to their offered services across five main categories: 7. Raising Funds for Blockchain Projects is a Long and Winding Road Raising funding for blockchain projects presents many challenges. This article lists some of them. 8. 10-Step Checklist for Assessing an Initial Coin Offering (ICO) Project Dye to the growing demand for educating new crypto investors, we’ve put together the following, 10 definitive factors for assessing a successful ICO project. 9. From Utility to Security: The U2S Model for Converting Shitcoins into Securities During the ICO era, a countless number of projects managed to rapidly raise capital in a short period of time. You probably know about those that managed to raise capital and just disappeared, never building a product promised to investors while their utility tokens became a burden for investors. It’s hard to admit but there is nothing you can do to change the historical outcome. 10. Top 3 Things You Need to Know About Initial Game Offerings (IGOs) IGO become one of the latest crypto trends in the crypto space with the rise of blockchain games or GameFi, and here are top 3 things you need to know about it. [11. 2017 Vs 2020 in crypto: any chance to replicate "success"?](https://hackernoon.com/2017-vs-2020-in-crypto-any-chance-to-replicate-success-ocm3zdo) It is not a big secret, that a lot of market players are trying to compare the current situation on the crypto market with the phenomenon we saw in 2017. Back then, in October, the BTC price was 2 times lower and ICO made the market super attractive for scammers (so as  DeFi now). Should we really be prepared for a rally starting from now? 12. Top 5 Methods of Running an Effective Cryptocurrency Exchange Anti Danilevski, KickEX CEO and founder, talks about Top 5 Methods of Running an Effective Cryptocurrency Exchange based on his own experiences in the field. 13. Number of STOs May Double While IEOs Will Almost Triple By Q4 2019 With regulators clamping down uncontrolled blockchain funding, I expect the number of ICOs to drop 90% from 980 registered in Q1 2018 to around 100–110 in Q4 2020. At the same time, regulatory compliance would allow STOs and IEOs to flourish. 14. My Blockchain Adventures in Africa In December 2017 I had an opportunity to discover the Kenyan based Nurucoin ICO and write up a spotlight article on it. As sometimes happens, I develop an affinity for the person/company that I talked to when putting these articles together and in this case, I kept in contact with CEO Isaac Muthui. I would answer questions for him and point out information to him that would be helpful for his project. After a couple months he invited me to come and visit their company in Kenya, they were interested in my opinions on technology they were building. I agreed to come because, why not, a trip to Africa. I wasn’t compensated for the trip or for this article, but my expenses were covered, I mention that in the interest of full disclosure. What I discovered in Kenya and about Isaac and the goals for Nurucoin, got me thinking in some extremely big pictures. 15. "Experience Imposes the Strongest Psychological Inertia" - Andrey Sergeenkov, Noonies Nominee Andrey Sergeenkov from Russia has been nominated for a 2020 Noonie in the Future Heroes, Technology, and Decentralization categories. Andrey has been nominated for four separate awards and is anxiously awaiting the day when DeFi becomes mainstream. 16. Mr. Market Meets Mr. ICO Ben Graham was a towering intellect. He wrote a book which has inspired legions of hedge fund managers and smaller investors to wealth, and quite interestingly, they all took the basic concepts laid out in this book, but applied them in radically different ways. Warren Buffett is Ben Graham’s best known pupil, but there are legions of others, the so-called “Super Investors of Graham and Doddsville”. 17. Get Used to Building a .Net core MVC Application on Mac Visual Studio Creating .Net MVC project using Visual Studio Mac 18. Saving Cryptocurrency from Scammers: Interview with Crypto Vigilante I think the ICO run is past us. We will not see a crazy market like we did in 2017. Scammers are very sophisticated and are always coming up with new ways to scam. 19. Can IDOs #RightTheWrongs of ICOs and IEOs? Crypto startups are stacking up to launch their IDOs on DEX platforms like Polkastarter, DuckSTARTER, SpacePort, BSCPad and a few other leading platforms. 20. A Safer Way of Investing in IDOs with Priority Projects Priority Projects - Kommunitas' way of making IGOs less risky and promoting high quality projects. 21. Life After ICO: 4 New Ways to Launch a Token The history and end of the ICO hype are well known: many projects turned out to be unfeasible or fraudulent, and many people lost their money. 22. What Crypto Should You Invest In? When you work in the blockchain space, you'll hear one question again and again, whether it's from your barber, your friends, or a social media DM: 23. Founder Interviews: Mohammad Mazen of Burency It is no longer a secret that the United Arab Emirates are technology pioneers, and their action plan for the development of Blockchain technology within companies and government has become a clear priority. 24. Blockchains for Crowdfunding It is no secret that Crowdfunding hold a tremendous potential in helping entrepreneurs and creators in pushing their projects forwards and gathering much needed financial resources. In 2018, The crowdfunding market size was valued at 10.2 billions dollars and was set to almost triple by 2025. 25. Everything Changes and Nothing Does… In the past few months, I have met and spoken to many people from the blockchain space. Enthusiasts, professionals, enthusiasts who pretended to be experts, people who were predicting the future of the decentralization and those who were super excited to hear about it for the first time… Moon and Lambo guys, crypto traders, blockchain startup founders…. people from the traditional finance who were telling me to run away before it’s too late because all this is just a bubble… 26. All About Initial DEX Offerings and Why They Matter A new method of investing in crypto startups is on the rise. Learn what an IDO is and how DeFi users and new projects are leveraging IDOs to reach new heights. 27. As ICOs Wane, Big Money Squeezes Out The Little Guy In 2017, the Initial Coin Offering (ICO) exploded onto the global scene and upended the traditional method of funding an early-stage business. For a while, many believed that we were witnessing the dawn of a more egalitarian financial era; one where anyone with a good idea and the ability to make it a reality could access easy money and a shot at success. As it turned out, it was too good to be true. 28. Looking Back At The Companies That Led To The ICO Boom One popular narrative about 2017's ICO mania says it was fueled by naive investors duped into throwing money at projects that were either incapable or had no intention, of delivering. 29. BTC, ETH, ICOs, and now - DeFi: How far Have We Come? Bitcoin caught the attention of technologists and anarchists alike following the 2008 Global recession. Ethereum took Bitcoin’s ‘Digital Gold’ status and gave us smart contracts. ICOs took smart contracts and gave us supply chain management solutions for problems that we never knew existed. 30. The Magic of Altcoins: How do I Know if a Coin is Worthy of Attention? There are more and more altcoins. But how do you know it's not a scam? How do you know if a coin is worth paying attention to? We tell you in this column. 31. How Does Pandemic Impact Company Valuation With the pandemic induced havoc, how is that the stock market is not down more? And what effect will the economic downturn have on the valuation of startups? 32. The IEO Gamble: Does it Raise Capital or only Trouble? Graphics by Regex SEO 33. Applying Complexity Theory to Valuation The last of three articles on corporate valuations and capital structures. 34. What Do Regulators and Investors Want To See In Your White Papers? In September 2017, the Office of Financial Conduct Authority of the UK (FCA) issued a warning about the risks associated with the ICO. In particular, they directly pointed out to the weak level of White Papers, and did describe it like the risk of the “imperfect documentation”. 35. Interview with @MarvinSteinberg On Asset Tokenization, Startups, Investors and More The concept of asset tokenization is still in its formative state, as companies are just coming to terms with the idea of capitalizing on blockchains to distribute shares and assets to interested investors. While this is a given, the concept is looking ever more likely to hit the ground running in 2020. This eventuality is bound to contribute to the potency of STOs as a fundraising mechanism for startups and established companies. 36. The Ugly Truth Behind IEOs and What to Expect in 2020 Let’s face it, you won’t be able to conduct a successful IEO unless you have a fully-operational and fully compliant prototype and unless you’ve clinched a listing deal with a major exchange with actual liquidity within its community of retail investors, and traders. 37. MO’s Algorithm: Efficient Way to Solve Offline Range Query Problems MO’s Algorithm aka Square Root Decomposition, a very efficient and easy technique to solve Range Query Problems (RQP). For MO’s Algorithm to work, the RQP has to be offline. In this post, we will understand about RQP, Offline RPQ, Naive Approach to solve RQP and an Efficient Approach using MO’s Algorithm. What is Range Query Problem? 38. Looking Back At ICOs At The Time Of The DeFi Hype Train Although I have been in the blockchain space for more than 3 years, I am not from tech, which is probably why this  post will be looking more into the story and the human aspects of ICOs. 39. IEO (Initial Exchange Offering): What Kind of Beast Is It? In 2016, ICO became the main way of financing innovation and blockchain startups. The first project, released on ICO, was Mastercoin in 2013. After it, thousands of projects attracted funding through the emission of tokens. According to ICODATA in 2017, the volume of investments raised through ICO (Initial Coins Offerings) were more than $6.2 billion, in 2018 — about $8 billion. After analyzing the data from the TokenData, it can be concluded that in 2018, unfortunately majority of the projects turned out to be a scam. 40. GAME of CRYPTOS  [Chapter 5 ] - The Token Apocalypse It is the year of the Lord of 2017. 41. How To Identify Scam ICOs Scammers are nothing new. They have been around us for ages utilizing different mediums and resources to set traps. Progressing civilization and advancement in technologies create different loopholes that later get exploited and we, the people, pay the price. Crypto is one such universe, full of scams that are hard to spot. 42. Did Your Shitcoin Break the Law? [Part 2] In the movie Alladin, Jafar wishes to be a genie because of their incredible might and power. Alladin proclaims, “You wanna be a genie? You got it!” 43. Working Towards a Sustainable Ecosystem Beyond Tokenization Many industries are on the brink of the next technological revolution in record keeping. Ten years after Bitcoin made its splash, we’re seeing many inspired by some of the benefits promised by the technology outside of the money use case: 44. IEOs are a Crypto Has-Been While some endorse IEOs, Kick Ecosystem’s CEO Danilevski argues that they’re a dangerous scam enterprise which will soon be replaced by the much more secure STOs and honest utility token sales. 45. Crypto Staking: Assessing the Risks and Profitability of USD Neutrino, Cosmos and others Crypto industry keeps generating new investment tools – only to be discarded  in disappointment a year or two later. The latest trend is staking - delegating coins to to earn validation rewards on the blockchain. Is it a legitimate passive income scheme? And what should you choose - regular PoS coins like Cosmos or stakable stablecoins? 46.  "IEO Will Continue to be Mainstream Even With IDO And DeFi on The Rise" - Kiana Shek The current push for DeFi has not only changed the way we engage with our everyday financial needs but has also introduced new means of accessing, supporting, and investing in new projects. Tagged as Initial DEX Offerings (IDO), the possibility of bypassing restrictions when identifying and investing in projects has improved crypto funding. However, this does not mean that other models of crowdfunding have become redundant. For what is worth, Initial Exchange Offering (IEO) is still the go-to option for projects that prefer to capitalize on established launchpads and introduce a more diverse array of crypto products not necessarily restricted to the financial sector. 47. Is Binance Launchpad a Breeding Ground for Pump and Dumps? Back in 2017, Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) were all the rave. Much like Initial Public Offerings, (IPO), ICOs act as a way to raise funds by selling a quantity of cryptocurrency in the form of coins to speculators and investors. 48. What Is a (Crypto)Coin Burn? Bitcoin is the main cryptocurrency many people know, understand, and are familiar with. It is also one of the few digital currencies that has no individual or group that is in charge of the blockchain project. What has come about since Bitcoin was created is a cryptocurrency ecosystem where there are a number of companies in charge of blockchain token projects. 49. The ICO to STO Evolution is Complete. So, What’s the Difference? In the blockchain industry, there is now a lot of talk about replacing the ICO with a new, more legitimate method of attracting investment, called an STO. However, this definitely is not something completely new. During the heyday of the ICO, entering the market with security tokens was not very popular, and even now, many projects, and the investors themselves, do not always understand the difference. In this article, I will explain what makes an STO and an ICO fundamentally different. 50. Making Sense of the Difference Between IPO, ICO, IEO, and STO? The advent of blockchain technology gave life not only to a new profitable financial asset, but also a new business model of funding startups. An increasing number of new companies are trying to use cryptocurrency to finance their projects. Unlike an IPO, which is a traditional and widely accepted form of external financing, STO, IEO, and ICO allow companies to start fundraising at a much earlier stage of development and the latter two avoid strict regulatory control. Already today, as a result of ICO, more than 1000 cryptocurrencies appeared on the market, and their number continues to grow. The practice of ICO has become so widespread that, in the opinion of many experts, it began to resemble the events of the dotcom boom of the late 90s and could lead to the same destructive consequences. 51. What is tokenomics and how it can make or break your ICO Imagine you are the ruler of a small country. All residents of your country use the barter system to trade goods and services. Now you find barter to be a cumbersome process because of the following reasons: 52. WTF is Exchange Staking? Introduction 53. How to Find the Best IDOs (Part 1) How to find the best IDOs 54. They Told us ICOs are Dead. We Beg to Differ. ICO or Initial Coin Offering is a type of fundraising done with cryptocurrencies. Modeled after the traditional IPO (Initial Public Offering), ICOs are ways for startup cryptocurrency companies to sell their underlying token in exchange for Bitcoin, Ether or Fiat. 55. Can the Combination of STO + IEO Become the New Step in Crowdfunding Evolution? Content of the Article: 56. Unraveling The Budget Of A Crypto Startup: Behind The Secrecy In project management, there are several key success criteria for the possible implementation of any project: from building a plant, developing a software product, opening a new supermarket to something else. They are time, budget and quality. 57. CRYPTO REVIEW- SUBSTRATUM (SUB) Fundamentals Check: Thank you for checking out the 57 most read stories about Ico on HackerNoon. to find the most read stories about any technology. Visit the /Learn Repo

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