You need to know about initial coin offerings
A tech organization you've never known about raised more than $150 million a week ago—in only three hours.
It was yet another underlying coin offering (ICO), another technique for raising subsidizing that has detonated in prominence for organizations in the digital money space.
The Bancor Foundation raised $153 million worth of ether (the advanced token of the blockchain arrange Ethereum) in return for its own particular token, BNT. The organization's arrangements are unclear, yet it says its tokens will encourage brilliant contracts.
Bancor's ICO was the biggest yet (in light of the cost of ether at the time) yet not the speediest: that title goes to Brave, another web program from the previous CEO of Mozilla (creator of Firefox) that looks to utilize advanced tokens as a technique for smaller scale installment for online substance. Overcome raised $35 million worth of ether a month ago in return for its own "Essential Attention Tokens," and it sold out of the tokens in 30 seconds. Also, SONM (Supercomputer Organized by Network Mining), an Ethereum-based distributed computing system, brought $42 million up in its ICO a week ago.
Disregard funding, overlook the IPO, the most smoking better approach to raise cash is the ICO.
ICO's seem risky, but they are a good way to accumulate coins in a relatively cheap manner. I do hope that Bancor works out as it does seem like a possibly strong platform to unify banking. As the old adage goes, "Only time will tell". Thanks for spreading the word to those unfamiliar to ICOs!
your welcome