Certified
Initial Coin Offering Professional
(CICO)
Overview
A
Certified Initial Coin Offering
Professional knows how to develop
an Initial Coin Offering, and
is familiar with the process of
using an ICO to raise funds for
starting, developing, or completing
a startup's cryptocurrency- or
blockchain-based software projects.
Target
Audience
The
ideal CICO participant is familiar
with raising capital, and has
worked with at least one programming
language. The candidate should
have basic knowledge of Cryptocurrencies
like Bitcoin, Ethereum etc.
Learning
Objectives
- What
is an Initial Coin Offering
(ICO)?
- History
of ICO
- Traditional
IPO Model
- Evolution
of ICO
- How
it works?
- Types
of ICOs
- Fundamentals
of an ICO Project
- Team
- Advisory
Board
- White
Paper
- Code/Prototype
- Roadmap
- Token
sale terms
- Evaluation
of your ICO
- Business
Model
- Project
Team
- Community
Feedback
- Current
Product State
- Venture
Capital(VC) Involvement
- Market
Niche
- How
to do a successful Initial Coin
Offering (and not get sued)
- Product
Development & Advisory
- Platform & Technology
Development
- Legal
and Compliance Advisory
- White
Paper development
- Smart
Contract & ICO
Coin Development
- ICO
Pre-Sales Management
- ICO
Community & Investor
Relations
- Escrow
and Custodial Advisory
- Distribution & Treasury
Management
- Security & Audit
- Pros
and Cons of ICOs
- Pros
of ICOs
- Cons
of ICOs
- Best
practices for ICO
- Security
Laws
- Cyber
Security Practices
- How
to do an Initial Coin Offering
in the wrong way
- Example
of Successful, Unsuccessful
ICOs
Getting
Started
If
you are interested in pursuing
the Initial Coin Offering Professional
certification, we invite you to
take the certification class with
one of the R.E.Ps. Please check
our calendar to find a scheduled
class in your area.