ICO (Initial Coin Offering) is a way to attract funding in which new tokens are distributed among investors. This mainly happens at the startup stage, at the time of developing a new project.
At the time of the ICO, investors receive tokens that can be used within the project or for speculative purposes. Money from ICOs is usually used for the development of the project, while investors do not have the right to vote in the project.
IPO (Initial Public Offering) is a process in which companies offer shares to a wide range of investors. IPOs are strictly regulated by law, while ICOs usually are not. People who invest in an IPO can gain control over the further development of the company.
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