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Can Established Companies Conduct ICOs?

Established companies can conduct ICOs, known as reverse ICOs, to fund blockchain projects.
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Can Established Companies Conduct ICOs?

Yes, established companies can and have conducted ICOs, often referred to as "reverse ICOs." This can be a way for them to raise funds for new blockchain-based projects, to decentralize their existing business models, or to engage with the cryptocurrency community. For established companies, an ICO can be a way to innovate and tap into new markets.

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