AidCoin

Non-profit sector is not much attractive for investors and investments are mostly considered as philanthropic No beta is provided leaving project’s future uncertain. The product’s prospects are hardly evaluated as the first beta is projected to be provided after the ICO. Monetization model is not determined and any returns from investments are not promised Economic model of keeping token price stable is still under development and the project still has not chosen this policy.

No financial indicators estimation is provided as well as the monetization model 35% of funds will be sent to business development that mostly includes costs for new collaborations with charities, crowdfunding platforms and international expansion. In comparison, that amount is particularly equal to technical development (40%) and requires more details Minimum contribution size is 1000 CHF, that is a significant entry barrier for investors Aidcoin states plans for listing on top exchanges in January, but the company is still in negotiations.

The business model of the parent company and the Aidcoin’s one are not related, but the majority of team are engaged in two activities simultaneously increasing the risk of losing focus of team to the Aidcoin project The project suffers the lack of experienced blockchain specialists in team, and they are projected to be hired after the ICO.

Despite an excellent and promising idea, it’s important to note that for the moment AIDCoin is a White Paper project with no other working elements available. Furthermore, even said White Paper doesn’t respond to one question – how is cryptocurrency’s volatility going to be countered? An auction can raise significant funds in AID tokens, but by the time the beneficiary gets to exchange them to fiat, said funds may decrease in value. Another troubling element is the relative lack of popularity or audience for CharityStars.
Even so, AIDCoin is following a worthy cause. It’s a noble and required enterprise. Furthermore, the promise of bringing transparency into the field of charity may well help activate investors, who have been willing to donate but did not do so due to lack of trust towards existing charity funds.