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> An IPO is a onetime sale with multiple intermediaries involved in the process of determining the conditions, pricing, etc., whilst ICOs can have multiple roun
by paulgb 9y ago
> An IPO is a onetime sale with multiple intermediaries involved in the process of determining the conditions, pricing, etc., whilst ICOs can have multiple rounds of fund raising [...]
The rounds aren't really "initial" after the first one though, are they.
- deepvibrations 9y agoToken Distribution might be a better way to phrase it. At least this is how Eos named their fund raising- it takes place over 341 days, launched a few days ago and has already raised over $600M...Crazy times! Anyone investing should be careful, as there are a lot of scams out there.