300 Token

Team ★
Vision ★
Product ★

No KYC, no team, no project, no volume.
This ICO is not a real project or, at least, don't seem it.

Dead project

First reviewed on 9 July 2018.

C1. Puzzling that the team information is zilch.

C2. 3 members (as at 9 July 2018) in it's Telegram Announcement group (with zero announcement): https://t.me/Sparta300Token

C3. I may revise my ratings after receiving answers from the team on the above comments.

Team - no team listed. Didn’t seem to worry anyone.

Vision - difficult to see how 300 Spartans, killed at the battle of Thermopylae millennia ago, retain a monetary value today. But it turns out they do. Still struggling with the concept however.

Product - commemorative crypto for a battle in the Greco-Persian war. Can’t explain further than this.

This has, against insurmountable odds, become a success with a huge ROI (virtually zero volume). I really hope they do a William Wallace coin, maybe produce 1305 of them for the year of his death. The ‘HODL’ memes will be worth the effort, I’m sure.

Well done to the team here, whoever you are.

There is no description of the project. Most likely the project is already dead. I will be able to change estimates only after there will be any activity and there will be a clear idea.

1. This project is funny

2. Team is deleted from ICOBench

3. No KYC obviously

4. Social media links are not updated for months as I write this review.

Hope no one invested in this ICO or any ICOs like these.

I don't know what's going on with this project and their team. I don't even understand what they are trying to achieve with this limited 300 token. If only they could get their KYC done at least.

I am not even sure what this is, but apparantly they did something right with their meme coin as the value is residing above the ICO price even though the daily volume is around $20.

Just do not burn your hands on these kind of things.

This is madness!
Madness?
This is Sparta!

This project is a commemorative token. The team is not published, no whitepaper or other detailed information about the vision, and no project or MVP or even an App or UI/UX mockup is available.
Which is not necessary for this type of project of course. But the team behind it would've been nice to see. I would likely want to own one of these just for the hell of it as I've enjoyed the corresponding movie.

It seems more like a joke and should've not been accepted by the platform.