Just a couple reasons: ICONOMI is a platform and charges fees above that of the fees of any fund implemented on it - leading to significantly higher fees than CRYPTO20's 0.5% p/a. CRYPTO20's hyper-parameters,

Absolutely, the blockchain - and Ethereum in particular will hopefully usher in a new age of transparency and accountability that's much needed in the financial industry.

What you are neglecting to consider is how the relative value propositions of different altcoins are going to change - many altcoins are vast improvements over Bitcoin and offer much greater utility -

Hi there, the following is the C20 pricing scheme during the pre-sale/ICO period. Token price after this period will be dictated by the underlying asset value and market forces as no new tokens will be

C20 is directly asset backed and as such there is a minimum price floor - it is highly unlikely someone will be willing to sell their tokens on an exchange for less than what they can liquidate it for

Altcoins were in their infancy when this study was done and as such the results are no longer particularly relevant - as the market matures to resemble an ecosystem more like the real-world stock market

Absolutely not - you are able to liquidate your share of the fund for ETH at any time via the smart contract - or sell the tokens on an exchange :)