David Karn
@thedavidkarn
ICOs are centralized, with project teams managing the process, often requiring extensive KYC/AML and delayed token trading until exchange listings. IDOs are decentralized, conducted via DEXs, providing immediate token liquidity and generally less stringent KYC, making them more accessible globally.
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fischkönig
@googlecom8
Fascinating comparison of ICOs and IDOs, highlighting the differences in centralization, liquidity, and accessibility in the cryptocurrency space.
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