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The Wait for Grams: Why Telegram Might Just Cancel Its Public ICO
The first leaks about Telegram Open Network's "grams" token indicated a $600M public sale. Today, insiders say the public will get no sale at all.
Dear Students, Everything In Bitcoin's Way Is Your $1 Billion Opportunity
Blockchain luminaries descended on the University of Pennsylvania's business school in what seemed like a recruiting session for the crypto-ecosystem.
An XRP ICO? It's On Whether Ripple Likes It or Not
Turns out you can launch an ICO on Ripple's distributed ledger, and one small Brazilian company is ready to test it out.
What If They ICO? Investors Seek Veto Power Over Future Token Sales
Venture capitalists are grappling with the complexity of initial coin offerings, adding language to their term sheets and hoping for the best.
What It's Like to Talk to the SEC About Your ICO
Sweetbridge's CEO met face-to-face with the SEC and came away with a sense the regulator is open to figuring out the best rules for the industry.
The Right Way to Think About Crypto Tokens
Two researchers have written a paper that explains how utility tokens give consumers direct collective power over price, provided issuers don't cheat.
Better Bitcoin Relay? Crypto VCs Back BloXroute Funding
BloXroute's founder worries relay networks that speeds data between crypto miners are not censorship resistant and too slow to foster scaling now.
Ethereum and Stellar? Kik's Kin Token to Use Two Chains
While Kik said it would move its "kin" crypto tokens off ethereum and onto stellar, today it announced it was allowing the tokens to live on both.
A Stablecoin for HODLers? 'Pizza CEO' Raises $3 Million for New Crypto
"Stablecoins" continue to be a much sought-after tech for ICOs, and a new one, Fragments, now boasts investment from True, Pantera and FBG.
ICOs Iced: A 12-Month Freeze on US Token Trading May Just Be Beginning
The SEC's actions against U.S. ICOs appear to not only be discouraging innovation, they're leaving even experts confused about the state of play.
