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Look to your left. Now look to your right. It’s official, freelancers have officially taken over. Where are they coming from, though? How are they being recruited, vetted, and hired so swiftly and securely? Freelancers haven’t just taken over the workforce, they’ve taken over the blockchain, which is...

Africa has struggled with issues related to political corruption. Earlier this year, Sierra Leone—with the help of Swiss firm Agora—became the first country to use the blockchain to ensure transparent and fair elections. In August, Kenya’s Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission chairman Wafula...

Twitter often becomes the social network of loud statements and verbal battles for notorious people. This time, Twitter became the base for two clashing paradigms: the traditional financial system - Nouriel Roubini, and the newest blockchain economy - Vitalik Buterin. The crypto-community expects a heated...

While in Barcelona for Crypto Economy World, our founder and CEO On Yavin was interviewed by Dushan Spalevich for ICO TV. In this quick interview, On not only talks about how our ICO listing and rating system helps ICO founders learn how to improve their projects, but also our future plans for connecting...

One beautiful morning, I was rudely awakened by the shocking information on my email that my expert status has been revoked for “working in several agencies”. This was truly surprising for me as I had joined ICObench based on my expertise precisely from with “working in several agencies” - how else can...

A Directed Acyclic Graph, or DAG, can be best explained as an infinitely connected series of nodes. Put simply, there is no blockchain in the conventional sense - there is a chain of sorts, but no blocks - and instead its design looks more like a messy graph. IOTA are apt to nickname their DAG architecture...

A crypto airdrop offers an attractive opportunity to earn some free tokens from your favorite project. But not all ICO airdrops are equal and some may offer better rewards, while conversely, some may be frauds.

You know that Cointelligence rates ICOs, but what does that really mean? We've compiled a report on the statistics behind our ICO ratings. What metrics do we use, and how do ICOs meet or fail them? Our hope is that this information can help ICOs and potential investors have a better experience.

We’re not like the strict professor at university who likes giving low grades, we just believe in fairness and it would be wrong to deceive the investors by giving false ratings to ICO projects.

ICO drops are a good way to get started with cryptocurrency. You can practically invest in a project, without actually investing money into it. Basically, a crypto airdrop is an event, in which a project gives out free tokens to community members. This is seen as a good marketing strategy, because it...