What is the role of underwriting in the initial coin offering (ICO) process?

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• Dawid SoburaNov 27, 2020 · 5 years ago
  Underwriting plays a crucial role in the ICO process. It involves a third party, typically a financial institution or a group of investors, who assesses the risks associated with the ICO and guarantees the purchase of a certain number of tokens. This provides a level of assurance to potential investors and helps establish credibility for the ICO project. The underwriters also help set the initial price of the tokens, which can influence the overall success of the ICO.
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• ArtsOct 31, 2020 · 5 years ago
  Underwriting in the ICO process is like having a safety net. It ensures that there are investors ready to buy a certain amount of tokens, even if the public response is not as expected. This helps mitigate the risk for the ICO project and provides a sense of security to potential investors. Additionally, underwriting can attract more investors as it signals that the project has been vetted by professionals and is worth considering.
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• Mr DecoderJan 12, 2025 · 5 months ago
  At BYDFi, we believe that underwriting is an essential part of the ICO process. It helps protect both the project and the investors by ensuring a certain level of commitment. Underwriters evaluate the project's potential and provide valuable insights to the ICO team. They also help establish a fair price for the tokens, which is crucial for attracting investors. Overall, underwriting adds credibility and stability to the ICO ecosystem.
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