2017 was undoubtedly the year of cryptocurrency, as exploding interest in bitcoin fueled massive market growth. The interest wasn’t limited to crypto-trading as the number of businesses using the token sale as a mean to raise funds also increased dramatically. This process – generally known as the initial coin offering

Silicon Valley is witnessing a sharp decline in the seed-funding for startups – as the funding for early-stagers shrank by 40 percent since its peak in 2015. The study, conducted by LinkedIn, suggests that while the volume of funding remains the same, most of the investors are pouring money into the

If statistics are to be believed, startups have raised more than $2 billion through ICOs in the last 8 months. Owing to the ease of the process, fewer formalities involved, and frenzy surrounding crypto, ICOs have become the easiest way for entrepreneurs to raise money. All they need is a

Hackers are Stealing 1.5 Million from ICOs every Month The phenomenal growth and soaring popularity of cryptocurrencies has led to the rise of the ICO or initial coin offering. It’s just another crowdfunding technique that has attracted a number of startups and combined has raised them roughly $4