Do you even need to hack it? I'm not entirely sure what fiduciary (or other) duty you owe people who invest in ICOs -- but conceivably with the right phrasing,

Do you even need to hack it? I'm not entirely sure what fiduciary (or other) duty you owe people who invest in ICOs -- but conceivably with the right phrasing, you don't actually need to steal the money to just sit on it. -> Talented team, crypto, yada, yada, yada. -> ICO token entitles buyer to use all of our services. -> Throw up site that validates token and then serves static site telling you future projects will be here. -> Spend money on living it up while you "develop apps". -> Alt: Put money in trust after incorporating as a non-profit; sit on returns indefinitely. I don't think it's very hard to not technically break your word as long as you only plan to take one investment round and don't need goodwill.