It's not them, it's the SEC that's giving issues to many ICOs. They want a lot of them to be accredited investors. That's not an issue to get around if they don't ask for a KYC.
Guap
I think it's 5k for presale, not the ICO. It doesn't matter anyway because majority of these don't allow US residents to participate. You look at the banned list and it's usually North Korea, Syria, Iran, US
The main reason is a lot of people are making money hand over fist so they aren't protecting us as much as they are trying to prevent us from banking. It's too easy to lose money on these exchanges. It's not that easy to lose in an ICO if they at least make it to an exchange.
I've been thinking there is a space for a black centric coin, would give an opportunity to show the power of the black dollar, however a coin called guap ain't it. But then again its a catchy name to capture a specific level of the black population so may be worth an investment.
But I am sure something more credible sounding will come along the way. Wish we knew how to do so.
How would they automate that unless they had access to STEAM or whatever service's API? When I was thinking through the idea the only implementations i could think of was self-reporting(no), using actual judges(no) or do it through an application that plugs into their services, which I'm figuring they would not just DO without giving up a significant portion of your ownership/profits. Plus using the service (in this case game) to do things without the approval of the publisher/developer would get you a cease and desist real quick. Just my research, would love to see how this happens though.
