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What is Airdrop and how does it different from ICO?
An airdrop is a free token distribution while a ICO is a fund offering in exchange of tokens.
Everipedia wanted to do a ICO in order to collect funds to finance their project, then Block.One made a ...
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EOS: AirDrop vs. ICO
Why does it seem that there are hardly any ICO for EOS projects? But there are many AirDrops on EOS?
I believe there are a few aspects that led to this phenomenon:
Regulatory risk. ICOs have seen ...
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How can a dApp developer ensure that their tokens are Utility tokens and not Security tokens?
Many Chinese projects airdropped their tokens to users and they had no jurisdictional repercussions because it was distributed freely and everyone had same chances to get them. If the token got value ...
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What is Airdrop and how does it different from ICO?
Airdropping a token distribution to a widely distributed token distribution such as EOS can be beneficial for bootstrapping a project with a community that has an interest in the project. It also ...
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What can prevent one from changing contract code?
Set all the permissions of the contract account to eosio. Then the contract code will be theoretically not changeable unless the Active BPs vote to change it.
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Has the EOS ICO dumped all of their Ethereum it raised during the year long ICO?
The Ethereums that Block.one earned from ICO is literally converted into real cash.
They sold it back to really money because that's the whole point of doing ICO, earning funds for further ...
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What can prevent one from changing contract code?
Your question's got some point. Right, it's a double sided sword that EOS allows a token owner to change the contract and do anything they want, fixing, changing contract, etc afterwards. It's great ...
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Eos airdrops are a way of bypassing SEC regulations
To answer the second part of the question:
The coin issuer raise funds (not make money :) ) by selling chunks of the tokens on exchanges. The price will follow the market supply and demand. Have a ...
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Is there any standard to assigning name to your token symbol?
As per my knowledge there is limitation in token symbole that you can only use uppercase characters, no numbers are allowed and only 7 characters are allowed as symbol.
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Does producres create symbol of a new token or we can create ourself?
The process works same as on test net with one change that is you need to provide authorization via mainnet account. Producers don't create symbole for your token you need to do it by yourself only as ...
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Why we match asset quantity with the uris vector in issue action?
Non-Fungible Tokens made for this functionality each are unique and mostly used in game where each token is different from another.This functionality is due to uniqness of token, And if you want tot ...
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What are uri in issue action of eosio.nft contract , Do we really need this?
You have to pass some unique string for every token.
For an example if you want to issue 2 token then you need to run this command
cleos push action ac_name issue '["ac_name2","2 CCN",["firsttoken"...
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How can a dApp developer ensure that their tokens are Utility tokens and not Security tokens?
Hey that's a great question. I've wondered about that myself as we launched our own Blockchain Platform (carmel.io) and it's not so much about whether you're selling the tokens or not. You could ...
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