Honestly, I’ve seen a lot of startups rush into ICOs and pick the wrong development partner and it usually costs them big time.
Chasing low-cost deals.
Everyone wants to save money, but cheap ICO packages usually mean poor-quality smart contracts, weak tokenomics, or no post-launch support. You’ll end up spending double later fixing things.
Ignoring the company’s track record.
Always check past projects, client feedback, and whether the company has launched successful ICOs before. A good ICO development company should proudly show you case studies or live projects.
Focusing only on tech, not strategy.
A strong ICO needs more than just coding; you need token strategy, compliance, marketing, and investor trust. Some firms only handle the tech part and skip the business side completely.
No proper security audits.
Many startups forget to ask about audit processes. One weak smart contract can destroy your whole ICO. Always ensure the company includes internal and third-party audits.
Skipping post-launch support.
Launching an ICO isn’t the finish line, it's the starting point. You’ll need updates, exchange listing help, and ongoing tech support. Many companies disappear right after launch.
If you’re picking a firm, look for transparency, security focus, real project portfolio, and full-cycle support (from whitepaper to marketing).
Companies like Beleaf Technologies have been getting attention lately because they provide end-to-end ICO development from concept to launch without cutting corners. Definitely worth checking out if you want reliability and expert guidance
