Chart, learn and explore: CoinDesk launches ICO tracking tool

Rage Review : ICO has rapidly developed into the main way for blockchain projects to raise funds. At the same time, this model has also occupied various headlines and special reports. In response to the rapid development of ICO, CoinDesk has launched a new online resource: CoinDesk ICO Tracker, which tracks global ICO activities, provides complete data access and mapping tools, and helps add some background information and transparency to this phenomenon.

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The fundraising method, called token sales or initial coin offerings, has quickly become the de facto way blockchain projects raise money, and it’s now grabbing headlines, covering an increasing number of CoinDesk features and a large portion of CoinDesk’s quarterly “State of the Blockchain” report.

The reasons for this are obvious: ICOs are currently bringing more funding to the blockchain ecosystem than traditional venture capital, not to mention a dramatic increase in deal volume and size. This landscape is also rapidly evolving in terms of deal structure, platform usage, legalities, investor interests, etc., all of which is leading to an increase in the amount of new data available for analysis.

In response to this trend, CoinDesk has once again launched a new online resource: CoinDesk ICO Tracker. This new tool is rich in information and provides a rigorously maintained data resource that can be used to track global ICO activity, providing full data access and charting tools to help add some context and transparency to this phenomenon.

Using CoinDesk ICO Tracker, users can monitor ICOs’ cumulative funding, monthly growth in industry spending, and discover new projects at a glance.

Additionally, our full downloadable ICO database provides even more comprehensive details, tracking the terms of ICO transactions and providing more granularity for analysts and investors.

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