Check all that apply. Most IPOs give shareholders ownership rights in the company, rights in the future cash flows of the company (through dividends) and voting rights. In contrast, in an ICO:

		Investors only have voting rights.
		Entrepreneurs can raise money without giving away part of their ownership.
		Investors always have rights in the future cash flows of the company (through dividends)
		Underwriters help with price stabilization post-ICO