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The obvious answer to a hungry reader to avoid bad fiction is to read the NYT book review. The answer to a hungry investor to avoid bad ICOs is to... ? The ob
by jancsika 9y ago
The obvious answer to a hungry reader to avoid bad fiction is to read the NYT book review.
The answer to a hungry investor to avoid bad ICOs is to... ?
The obvious answer seems to me to be "avoid ICOs for the time being."
Is there really another obvious answer to that?
- kolinko 9y agoJust like with any other investment - unless you know the subject you plan to invest in, simply don't. It's the same for stock exchanges, properties, and so on. Having said that, there appear sites like IcoDrops (for ICO), and Trivial.co (for post-ICO) that help people make informed decisions.
- jancsika 9y agoWhat is a sound decentralized app that was curated by IcoDrops where the app depended on blockchain-based tokens and could potentially scale up to millions of users based on that same blockchain? Or that isn't possible, what's a decentralized app that is still valuable technology which doesn't need to scale up like that?