I'm still interested in Tezos long-term, but I am avoiding all ICOs. Tezos' ICO in particular looks particularly risky. It is scheduled to last for days, with a gradually reducing number of Tezzies, or whatever, handed out over the course of the ICO. By the end of it, there could be so many Tezzies issued that either the market cap will be absurd (and thus likely to crash or be not worth investing in), or the value of each Tezzie will immediately plummet as soon as they are tradeable on an exchange. Tezos is going to take at least a year, and probably a few years, to deliver on its promise. Between the ICO and that time, I expect the price to fall below the ICO price, or at least hover around the price per Tezzie of the greatest bonus period during the ICO (and thus being cheaper than the price bought during any other part of the ICO). If I still think it's worth holding after a few months of trading on exchanges, I'll buy some, but not now. It could always explode in the short term after the ICO, but I doubt that would be sustainable for very long, and all ICOs need to come back to reality quite a lot. So I plan to re-evaluate it in a few months.