ICOs - Everyone Can Be an Investor! | Blockchain Central

The video explores the differences between Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) and venture capital (VC) as methods of raising funds for startups. ICOs are a newer, riskier form of investment that involves selling tokens to the public, while VCs involve institutional investors providing funds in exchange for equity. The video discusses the mechanics, history, and risks of ICOs, highlighting their accessibility and potential for high returns, but also their susceptibility to scams and lack of regulation. It concludes with a cautionary note about the risks involved in ICO investments.

What role does a whitepaper play in an ICO?

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Why might an investor choose to participate in an ICO?

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