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Vertex will be offering a never before offered service in the form of a list of top ICO's at the click of a button.  Due to its stringent vetting process of ICo's we would have weeded out all the non-performers to be left with those that are set to be the most successful over time and will be the ones for investors to look at regarding initial investment.

Most crypto experts and watchers keeping track of the ICO phenomenon agree that the trend in the last few months has been for tokens to experience sharp drop in prices: increase in short-term but drop in long term. This has been one of the most significant challenges in the cryptoverse and has been brought to light by the Singapore-based trading platform, ABCC.

Deneum Breakthrough in Particle Physics Allows its Power Stations to Generate 95% Cheaper Electricity, Autonomously, at Any Conditions

Energy companies have become a very attractive conspiratory cover for many fraudulent initial coin offerings (ICOs). Since the micro-hydropower plant developer Turbulent discovered its name had been used for running an ICO, another well-known company fell victim to the scam scheme.

Cryptocurrency payment provider Bonpay made a stunning ascent last year with 22,000 ETH gathered from the ICO. A finance solutions division that solves the problem of using cryptocurrencies in everyday life has become a crucial platform for 20,000 users.

Ever since token generation events have been discovered as an effective way to crowdfund, the blockchain industry has seen huge interest in new projects launching decentralized platforms via issuing their own native tokens to raise funds.

DECOIN is on the verge of providing real-world utility for users with its innovative blockchain based solutions. Already well on its way to becoming a major player in the space, ICO Bench has rated the project a fantastic 4.5/5.

Shortly after ARXUM’s ICO announcement, the Singaporean blockchain advisory and private investment group Coinbar invested in the ARXUM project.

The Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Lithuania has announced on Wednesday, June 6, brand-new guidelines regulating the country’s crypto market. They consist of four main parts, namely regulation, taxation, accounting, and Anti-Money Laundering/Combating the Financing of Terrorism (AML/CFT).