TaaS is the latest successful ico in the cryptosphere. However, many doubt it's validity and if it's even possible to deliver what they promise. Startlingly the four co-founders we're previously involved in a project that invested bitcoin. I initially assumed immediately that TaaS was a scheme designed to trick investors. This was not the case as case study found @ https://bitmakler.net/bitup___investmentfund proves that the TaaS team (formerly the bitup.io team?) has a successful history of making good returns.

It seems the main barrier (and easiest one to overcome) is the TaaS team's needs to overcome the language/economic restrictions. Bitup seem to struggle to get off the ground on the scale that TaaS has because as this reddit post provides evidence of that bitup was restricted. That is the current team pioneering TaaS is mainly Russian speaking and based around the Eastern bloc. Opening TaaS to U.S. investors like iconomi has will only benefit them (greatly).