Archive for the ‘Crypto ICOs’ Category

The Cryptum ICO looks different than most crowdsales of tokens we’ve seen lately and if you are following us closely you know that we are not big fans of ICOs. It is not a single project, but a network of projects funding board games publishing with an interesting concept of providing supporters with returns of investment. More importantly the first game being released is called Blockchain: The Cryptocurrency Board Game. In it the players will compete for obtaining most Bitcoins and Ethereums by mining 85+ coins using 25 different crypto algorithms (with crypto coins taken from the real world). The Cryptum tokens issues by the project will be used for free access to all board games Cryptum is publishing (not only the Blockchain game) and there are already plans for 4 games and 5 expansions.

Cryptum will use the funding acquired from the crowdsale of tokens for three main projects – board game development, crypto mining and the release of a new cryptocurrency, plus maybe some small extra crypto currency related projects like an ICO listing website:
– Board games with 20% to 40% “shared profit” paid after each of the games Kickstarter campaigns, including the Blockchain: The Cryptocurrency Board Game.
– Mining project starting with 50% shared profit and lowered gradually to 30% by the end of a 2 year period after which the mining profit will be used only to fund further development of board games.
– Cryptumcoin should be launched later this year and will be used in some of the services, like for paying for advertisement in icodbase.com, and all token owners can receive some initial amount depending on how many tokens they own. Or they can mine it, as the developers promise good value and ASIC-proof algorithm.

Cryptum will pay back between 20% and 50% of the profits through optional claims (to avoid regulation and listing prohibitions in some exchanges and regions). Еvery feature is accessible by optional claim and if you don’t want to claim your profits based on current token ownership then they will be distributed to other token holders. The number of tokens issued will be limited and they will also be available for trading on crypto exchanges, though actually holding them might end up being more profitable on the long run.

When we initially heard about the idea for the Cryptum project we were quite interested and wanted to take part in it, especially the part about the Blockchain: The Cryptocurrency Board Game. As a result we are not only supporting the project, but our team actually got involved in the project development.

For more information about the upcoming Cryptum ICO visit the official website…

There is less than a day left until the Cryptonomos platform completes the Giga Watt (WTT) token sale. You have just a bit short of 12 hours left to take part if you find this token interesting and meaningful as it already has a successful underlying service for hosting crypto currency miners and is going to expand it further with the help of the tokens. The token sale is close to the 20 million mark, though it has not yet reached it and the original goal they were aiming at was 30 million. Buying tokens at the last moment comes at a bit higher price of $1.20 USD per token, but that happens if you wait for the last moment to act. Still you have some time to act and not miss the chance of supporting the expansion of Giga-Watt’s facilities and getting some WTT tokens that can be used to host your own miners or be rented to other users that want to get a better deal on miner hosting.

For more details about the Cryptonomos platform and the Giga Watt (WTT) Token sale…

Crypto Token ICOs (Initial Coin Offerings) are not slowing down and if you need to be able to get a better understanding on the ones that are more interesting and seem more promising, then you need a resource to help you get a better understanding and have a handy calendar when and what is launching and how long it will be available. One such service that we find useful is TokenMarket as it provides information for tokens and crypto currencies launching ICOs, they also have a calendar to help you keep track what to expect and when. Of course you still need to do a proper research in any ICO that you might be interested in, read the Whitepaper, check the Roadmap, see if there is actually something already available to as a products or service (even a prototype or alpha version) and so on. Just like with crypto currencies the advice to not invest more than you can afford to loose in ICO tokens is even more on the spot.

To check out the TokenMarket website and what information it provides…


top