Ask HN: ICOs/DAOs as a Service?
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ICOs are almost all securities and requires registration with the SEC. It's hard to do something like that as a service.
If someone puts money in and expects a profit, then by the Howey Test, it is a security. Most funding in crypto is now going through VCs. Rich getting richer and all.
Hacker News is largely anti-crypto. You will find healthy skepticism in the comments on high score stories. You can use the search to find them.
If someone puts money in and expects a profit, then by the Howey Test, it is a security. Most funding in crypto is now going through VCs. Rich getting richer and all.
Hacker News is largely anti-crypto. You will find healthy skepticism in the comments on high score stories. You can use the search to find them.
I'm just now getting into Blockchain and Web3, so forgive my ignorance in advance.
Are there any startups working on ICOs as a service? I know that in 2017 many shady ICOs occurred, and there must have been many shady ICO consultants/builders, but the value of raising funds and building communities in a decentralized way seems enormous.
Are there any companies working as a sort of "investment bank" for ICOs? Where they build ICOs/NFTs for scientific orgs, charities, etc?
One way to incentivize alignment is to have the ICO builder recieve a small portion of the ICO in place of a normal fee.
Would love some clarity, pointers around this.