#ICO/IEO News

Blockpix: Easing the Burden of Image Copyrights with the Blockchain

March 18, 2018 by Gil Davis at ICO/IEO

Take a look around you. In the day-to-day, we see a massive amount of media and art in the form of graphics, advertisements and all forms of visual descriptions. Behind each of these is a professional and artist who has made it their job to create appealing forms that attract...

How to Earn Extra Money and Loyalty Points While Literally Sitting on the Couch

March 16, 2018 by Guest Post at ICO/IEO

The gig economy has been growing rapidly for quite some time now, and reports suggest that this trend will only continue. According to data gathered and synthesized by Nation 1099, 11 percent of U.S. working adults are independent contractors. An overwhelming majority of freelancers - 86 percent, to be exact...

Blockchain is Already Busily Improving Retail Analytics for The Little Guys

March 14, 2018 by Guest Post at ICO/IEO

Currying favor from customers in the 21st century requires a multifaceted approach, and depends on optimizing every link of the retail supply chain to ensure that the experience is unparalleled. As such, the field of analytics is central to retailer efforts to garner a better understanding of their clientele and...

How Google and Facebook are Making Money from Your Personal Data (And What One Blockchain Company is Doing to Stop It)

March 14, 2018 by Guest Post at ICO/IEO

Our personal data is extremely valuable, more than most people are aware. It’s used frequently in advertising to target people with the right ads and help marketers make better decisions. Giants like Google and Facebook have access to a lot of our personal data, since we share so much of...

PolySwarm: The future of Cyber-Threat Detection

March 14, 2018 by Nuno Menezes at Ethereum, ICO/IEO, News

Today’s anti-virus and cyber detection market is hold by big companies who don’t have any interest in cooperating. Instead, what we have is a wide variety of options, but each of these options are not interoperable and has its pros and cons. PolySwarm is a new blockchain-based project that promises...

FarmaTrust: A Blockchain-Based Platform to Eliminate Counterfeit Drugs in the Pharmaceutical Industry.

March 12, 2018 by Nuno Menezes at ICO/IEO

The pharmaceutical industry today plays an important role in the society’s health. Unfortunately, the industry is struggling with a lot of issues when it comes to counterfeit drugs, inefficient supply chain, unwanted business practices, and much more.The issues with counterfeit drugs are why FarmaTrust is trying to develop a platform...

Play2Live: Turning the Passive Gaming Viewer into an Active Contributor

March 11, 2018 by Guest Post at ICO/IEO

Current streaming models for gaming like twitch.tv, boom.tv, and Youtube Gaming fall short in monetizing their viewers participation. With swaths of entrants to the esports market, topping $105 billion in 2017, these platforms are thus missing out on the curve of innovation. While similar, the Play2Live platform provides a solution...

Say “Goodbye” to Expensive Roaming Costs and “Hello” to Cheaper Smart Contracts as Top Experts Join the Bubbletone Team

March 9, 2018 by Guest Post at ICO/IEO

If Bubbletone’s founder and CEO, Yuri Morozov, has anything to say about it, the world of roaming mobile telecommunications is about to crumble. And Morozov definitely has a lot to say. But he’s not alone. He’s assembled a team of top-notch advisors with deep credentials in the telecom and crypto...

ICO PR Tips to Combat Facebook’s Crypto Ad Ban

March 8, 2018 by Guest Post at ICO/IEO

By Jackson Wightman, Allison Aitken and Borjana Slipicevic Facebook’s ban on ads pertaining to Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) presents blockchain entrepreneurs with a serious challenge. Building community via Facebook ads that drove people to landing pages where they then opted into an email list, had been a key tactic for...

IPCHAIN to Hold Token Sale on March 24: Using the Blockchain to Secure Intellectual Property

March 7, 2018 by Gil Davis at ICO/IEO

A significant initial hurdle for innovators and creators is the issue of protecting their intellectual properties (IP). This is due to an outdated system that makes it difficult, time-consuming and expensive to file their IP within and to search the databases that can be decades old to figure out if...

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