The reason behind the death of most crypto projects

[tasyad12]

yes i think so. projects that die are usually due to lack of capital from investors, the development of prices in the market decreases and the team may be inexperienced plus the rise of fraudulent projects that only seek profits quickly

[masterrex]

The one big reason is it was not a single product or even a real use case to drive and create demands of its coin or token. for me that's the main cause why most altcoins are eventually die in the process. 

[Alcor]

If projects die, they should be considered incapable of surviving this difficult time for the cryptocurrency, and therefore you should not worry about it. There are already more than three thousand different types of cryptocurrencies in us. Only the strongest are needed. Therefore, I believe that cryptocurrency is developing normally so far. I'm even more worried about the price dominance of bitcoin than the emergence of new cryptocurrencies. A decentralized cryptocurrency is under tough bitcoin price pressure and this is clearly not normal.

[tervel]

There is different causes of death. The most common  death is by abandonment, meaning that investors have simply stopped trading the token and its volume has fallen to zero.

[naitik01]

There are many reasons behind death behind crypto project, investors invest in crypto project and they get scammed. The prices in altcoin have come down significantly for the last two years, which has caused disappointment among investors.

[Istiak]

Now, most of the crypto project is fake and others did not succeed because of lack of investment. Because of so many scam project out there, people fear to invest in any new project.

[Jaephoenix]

There are numerous factors that count for the death of crypto projects on the market. One of the causes maybe as a result of the idea and product behind the project. If the product of the project is not in demand, the project is likely to fail. One of the commonest cause of the death of crypto projects stem from the fact that they lack strong and supportive community. Remember, the community serves as the fuel that power the crypto project on the market.

Good points. However, you could have a good MVP with demand, but if your team and/devs are a lazy and irresponsible bunch, then the product is doomed, irrespective of how good it is

[KryptoBull]

A project may fail for internal & external reasons.
Inside reasons:
- The idea is not really special
- Poor quality products, not meeting user expectations
- #DevelopmentTeam  is inefficient, disbanded or used up capital
External reasons:
- Community does not support: users, exchanges ...
- Competitors
- Legal issue
- Whale/shark manipulation
- Is abused by scam projects

[edmundo]

Most of these projects that die early are projects with poorly thought out plans and projects whose teams have really gone into development with the sole intention of scamming and defrauding people. These projects have no business developing projects or handling community relations. They abandon these projects mid way and then running off with investors funds in the process. Most of the projects that didn't fulfill their potentials are those who really didn't pay interest in making developments once the fundraising was realised.

[H2O]

Lacking of knowledge about advertising, marketing, exchange arrangements. Some successful projects dead due to the scam exchange announcement.

[Augusta]

There are numerous factors that count for the death of crypto projects on the market. One of the causes maybe as a result of the idea and product behind the project. If the product of the project is not in demand, the project is likely to fail. One of the commonest cause of the death of crypto projects stem from the fact that they lack strong and supportive community. Remember, the community serves as the fuel that power the crypto project on the market.

The next large group of dead projects are (allegedly) scams - a whopping 29.9% of projects on Coinopsy fall into this category. Most of the scams allegedly appeared in 2017, perhaps inspired by the bull market. In this dataset, the number of frauds spiked more than 5 times in 2017 compared to the previous year

[Augusta]

Coinopsy's data included a few different causes of failure. The most common is the death of abandonment, meaning investors simply stopped trading the token and its volume has dropped to zero (or close to zero).

[LiamJohn]

Having a community is a must-have for any decentralized project. That's why, many projects are very excited to make money through a large community. The lack of a strong community indicates an inability to go mainstream. If the project can't follow the trend, it won't go to the moon.

[HarryCallum]

Traditional financial theory says that the potential return one can expect from their investments is directly related to the level of risk an asset owns. In other words, higher risk equates to higher potential return.

[Nestle]

I agree that the community and the product will greatly influence the future of the project. In addition to market conditions and the number of competitors that exist and are able to provide more user benefits. There are currently many projects selling and can they compete?