The year 2018 had been one of the best for ICOs in terms of funds raised. If in 2017 more than $6 billion had been raised, this year the amount had more than doubled, with big projects like EOS and Telegram raising $4.3 billion and $1.7 billion, respectively. However,
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The interest for Initial Coin Offerings continues to go down, in line with the price weakening of cryptocurrencies. As we have talked in a previous article, ICO activity slowed down sharply in September. The situation got even worse in October, the funds raised by ICO plunging to a new 2018
Initial Coin Offerings continue to become more popular and in Switzerland, something interesting is happening. Swissqoute, a leading online bank in Switzerland which also operates a trading platform will mediate an ICO for the first time ever. In a period when the ICO activity slows down sharply, this is a
September 2017 had been a huge blow for ICOs, since South Korea, one of the biggest markets for cryptocurrencies, had banned them, forcing blockchain-based start-ups to move their headquarters outside of the country. Even though more than a year had passed, the officials did not manage to come out with
In a move that should have been predictable, the ICO activity had been gradually losing steam during 2018. Even though the record set during last year had been broken and for the first half of the year ICOs continued to grow despite bubble fears, what we are witnessing right
Having valuable information is very important when it comes to anticipating what might could happen in the future. That is why we have tried to discuss different studies on the crypto market. It is the case with a previous article on a ChronoBank survey, which showed what people of
China is most likely one of the countries with the most aggressive stance when it comes to cryptocurrencies, ICOs, and other digital assets. Recently, we have talked about China and its total crypto crackdown, where we have put in the spotlight some of the latest measures taken by the state
The French parliament seems to be one of the most active in terms of cryptocurrency regulation and recently a new framework for ICOs had been adopted. The AMF (Authorite des Marches Financiers), which is the main financial market regulator in France, had been at the center of attention this
A case that had been recently settled in the Brooklyn, New York court could set the tone for a new approach in terms of Initial Coin Offerings. ICOs had been at the center of attention in 2018, both from a positive and negative perspective. Projects like EOS had been
ICOs continues to represent a serious subject for regulators across the globe and it has come to the EU Parliament turn to discuss this issue. In an even called “Regulating ICOs – is the crowdfunding proposal what we were looking for?” members of the parliament alongside with blockchain experts
