ICO Accelerator Iconiq Lab Announces Strategic Partnership With TaaS

Iconiq Lab, a global initial coin offer (ICO) and token-sale accelerator program, today announced a strategic partnership with Token-as-a-service (TaaS), the first-ever tokenized closed-end fund dedicated to blockchain assets. The TaaS team will also be filling an advisory role on Iconiq LabÂ’s board of advisors.

As interest and investment in cryptocurrencies has skyrocketed, participants have expressed an overwhelming demand for proper due diligence on startups issuing a coin or token in a fundraising event. Additionally, investors are clamoring for the issuance of tokens that are supported by sustainable business solutions delivering long-term investment value.

Through its accelerator program, Iconiq Lab aims to address both of these problems by identifying the most promising crypto and blockchain projects, then teaming up to accelerate them to their own ICO launch. Iconiq LabÂ’s mission is to allow for the flow of entrepreneurial creativity through using tokens as financing instruments for the worthiest startups. This process will also provide crypto investors with actionable data when evaluating new token investment opportunities.

Contribution to blockchain projects is one of the main objectives of TaaS, making the Iconiq Lab partnership a natural fit. TaaS analyses hundreds of TGEs, selecting just over a dozen per quarter that meet the high standards required to sustain the platformÂ’s reputation for delivering high returns on investment. By supporting Iconiq Lab in identifying and accelerating the most promising projects, TaaS will be able to assist in the creation of new infrastructure to match ICOs and investors in ways that benefit both parties.

"The Iconiq Lab program is focused on the very same objective TaaS is pursuing. In order to promote innovation in crypto, a supportive investment climate must be created. We look forward to partnering with Iconiq Lab to identify and assist quality blockchain and crypto projects," said Ruslan Gavrilyuk, co-founder and President of TaaS.

"We are excited to announce our strategic partnership with TaaS and add them as an advisor to Iconiq Lab," added Patrick Lowry, CEO and co-founder of Iconiq Lab. "TaaS has proven themselves as accomplished contributor to cryptospace, and we value their input when it comes to sourcing companies in our pipeline and constructing tokens as investment opportunities."

About Iconiq Lab:
Iconiq Lab is an initial coin offer and token launch seed funding wallet and accelerator. Iconiq Lab sources, funds, develops and accelerates the best crypto, blockchain and technology startups to their own ICO during a 12-week program. Through these efforts, Iconiq Lab aims to create the best investment opportunities for Iconiq token holders and the mass crypto markets. Iconiq Lab was co-founded by investment managers Patrick Lowry, Maximilian Lautenschläger and Lukasz Musialski, blockchain innovation pioneer Sandris Murins, and venture marketing expert Arabdha Sudhir. It has core team members located in Europe, the United States and Asia. Iconiq Lab is planning its own token launch in late 2017, with the initial batch of the program set to begin in February 2018.

About TaaS:
Token-as-a-Service (TaaS) is the first tokenized closed-end fund that allows its investors to capitalize on the rise of Blockchain markets. Utilizing Ethereum blockchain and its Cryptographic Audit technology, TaaS offers a brand new comprehensive approach to capital raising, fund management and auditing with full transparency for its investors. TaaS is currently trading on Liqui, LiveCoin and HitBTC. TaaS was co-founded by blockchain pioneers Konstantin Pysarenko, Ruslan Gavrilyuk, Dmytro Chupryna and Maksym Muratov and has professional team members from USA, Ukraine, Poland, Romania, South Africa and China. TaaS produced a 61% ROI for its first fully-operational quarter (May 1 — August 1, 2017) and as per its original White Paper, it paid 50% of that to its token owners, reinvested 25% back into the fund so that it grows in perpetuity and paid 25% to its management.¬