With initial coin offerings generating millions of dollars in seconds, you can't blame some investors for seeing ICOs as a get-rich-quick strategy.
But a respected publication like The Wall Street Journal should not be fanning those flames. A recent WSJ article actually had a headline that touted ICOs as a "new road to startup riches."
While the article spends a great deal of time singing the praises of ICOs, it devotes only a few paragraphs to the considerable pitfalls of ICO investing.
Here's what WSJ left out of its ICO story...
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