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RE: More Than 10% Of $3.7 Billion In ICO Profits Has Been Stolen By Hackers

in #cryptocurrency7 years ago

There are many ICOs for fraud and scam aimed at deceiving investors. There is no doubt that these malicious people are in the way of investors who are new to the market. The hot money of new investors naturally increases the investments made in ICOs. We can say that ICOs will continue their course in full speed in 2018 and its scope will expand further. Blockchain infrastructure development, payments and speculative trading, as well as the development of many new underground projects such as notary service, real estate investment, loyalty program, supply chain management, and intellectual property rights management are clearly seen.

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I did glance at a few ICOs, but nothing really struck me as something I'd want to put money in. There was one where the ICO sale still had the coin at over a dollar, it was like an ETH for 1100. I doubt it launches there. Other things I noticed were the inability to get into ICO's and the high amount required to buy (at least for a small time investor like me.) But you're very right, I don't see ICO's slowing down, especially as the technology, and our understanding of it, progress

These scam ICOs first time pay but next times no pay.I am also a victim.