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Forget money, I would like to know of one legit ICO. One single ICO that has a product. One.
by NathanCH 8y ago
Forget money, I would like to know of one legit ICO. One single ICO that has a product. One.
- jrockway 8y agoThere was that one on Silicon Valley where the coins represented credits on a distributed computing network. It sounded pretty legitimate to me, but of course it's just fiction. Over in the real world, I haven't heard of any legitimate ICOs.
- AlwaysBCoding 8y agoThe Brave web browser
- HammadB 8y agoI think the RNDR token is the only one I've seen that really makes sense. https://rendertoken.com/ https://rendertoken.com/. And the people behind it (Otoy) are very reputable.
- fabricexpert 8y agoThere's no product though, just a roadmap. The first item of which is "raise ICO money"
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- api 8y agoBrave browser, Sia storage network, ... and uhh... Cryptokitties? The vast vast majority are vaporware.
- ENGNR 8y agoGolem has a working product, integrated into blender. It lets users trade rendering time with each other It works well for 3D graphics because it's easy to verify the work was done and it's low risk. With more encryption research the model would work for more types of computing
- DonHopkins 8y agoThink of all the 3D graphics you could render with all those high-end GPUs and electricity being wasted on the blockchain. Do you have a less delightfully ironic and self defeating example to support your argument?
- gwern 8y agoAugur is launching its finished distributed prediction markets product today. We'll see if anyone uses it, but that's an ICO with a product.
- tim333 8y agoEthereum? It was basically the first ICO.