Pros
- Solid fundamentals, great team, amazing prospect.. A++ project!
Cons
- They should be aiming for world domination!
Pros
- Its korean and koreans love technology.
Cons
- Its not full implemented yet.
Pros
- They have a long-running blockchain to build on (theLoop) and being in Korea is a huge advantage as I think they'll have the most aggressive adoption of the technology, citing their ranking in the connected technology world rankings (#1 in 2015 & 2016). I think there's a lot of positivity around the project.
Cons
- The issue at the core of bringing together blockchains is dealing with the liquidity problem of different coins. How can you write transactions between various blockchains if there aren't enough coins available to convert ICX into any other currency? Solving this problem is the key IMO, and how to build other infrastructure on top of that is a far simpler problem to solve...and ICO has just delegated solving that problem to Bancor (originally) and now Kyber Network! They're handing off the most innovative part of the problem to another project to deal with! Once you fix the issue of communicating cross-chain, I don't even know if we'll need a set system for everything else since any blockchain could really build mechanisms like governance or extend some of their own project's principles to apply to the global community. I am always suspicious of any BFT-based consensus protocol too since this creates the need for trust within the system, and the hope that you can have less than 1/3 of the network be bad actors...it just seems like centralizing around a smaller number of delegates and leaving yourself vulnerable to attack by a lesser number of nodes than would be needed to take over something like bitcoin (51%). I also feel trying to connect all the blockchains together before we even know all the ways blockchain can help us as a civilization is putting the cart before the horse...we're not even sure all the ways we're going to adopt blockchain technology, so why are we trying to connect all the blockchains together already? What if we end up just having every app in the world be on Ethereum, and running any other node is pointless? What it public blockchains only deal with certain kinds of financial markets and otherwise we have private blockchains that aren't willing to interact directly with other blockchains?
Pros
- strong project
Cons
- not much buzz around it compared to the other coins
Pros
- i think is good project
Cons
- this market fluctiation may do the upgoin hard for icon too
Pros
- This coin is how I like to call it "The block-chain of block-chains" at first glance their whitepaper is not that easy to understand, but when doing enough effort to do so, it comes as the brilliant idea it is for future block-chain based technologies .
Cons
- Nothing that comes to my mind yet
Pros
- one of the biggest and most promising blockchain projects, implementing lots of new and innovative technologies into it and it has a potential, check out their website and watch their introductory video. Also got a great team working on it.
Cons
- none that I got to know about.
