I've recently posted a short note about the suspicious story of LDJ Capital and ICO ADvisor David Drake. He is that note: It was not a separate article, but rather a reaction to the full and comprehensive

This article will be short, because the MorseGame (and the Cryptollbooth) scam(s) doesn't require any deep analysis to tell, that these are scams with an extreme likelihood: Both projects use the same

As the ICO market starts to recover from the dramatical fall of January 2018 and the market size for March has beaten the record of December 2017, apart from the cryptocurrencies rates, a projects’ success

I've recently came across that post on medium, and it triggered me to start this topic. I do not want to take any emotions or allegations from there ,but I rather want to discuss facts and find the truth.

I want to start this article with a quote from the Douglas Lions post on LInkedIn : Sour Grapes...... Mr. Vladimir Udartsev... banned from icobench for selling ratings for pay... Yet Mr. Udartsev continues

Disclaimer: this is not a full review, it is mostly a brief background check and a brief analysis of a project, which came to my attention due to their aggressive and unreasonable marketing practices

I believe, that the problem with ICO reviews is real, and we have to fix that. I didn't review or rate neither of above-mentioned projects (savedroid, WellTrado), so there is no personal interest involved

Disclaimer: This article in inspired by many of the same, most recently I was triggered by @David Drake's note here: I have my mind set on the evolutionary approach to every industry. ICO industry is not

The overview of the BullToken project (BULL ERC20 token)# This is an article to continue my series on the topic of #ICO industry improvements. I decided to make it as an answer to recent challenge of fake

I've recently stumbled upon a post here, which made me to think about the real problem with ICOs nowadays. The post is about the #savedroid scam (or an awful marketing campaign). This is the post: Here