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I guess at the moment it was filecoin. The company's product is access to decentralized cloud storage. Filecoin uses unused computer storage space for which users pay with utility tokens. Decentralized data storage provides better security against attacks that centralized data centers are vulnerable to. Filecoin raised a record $257 million during its ICO by selling its tokens. The investors' trust was aroused by a detailed whitepaper and a well-qualified team behind the project.

The biggest ICO that comes to my mind is EOS. Blockchain Block.one launched its ICO in June 2017. The sale of tokens lasted a year and EOS raised as much as $4.1 billion. EOS has been dubbed "Chinese Etherum" by the community, and it is a scalable smart contract platform that solves many of the minor issues that Etherum is struggling with. At the beginning, the Eos token was traded on exchanges during the ICO collection and its value increased to $5, later the price of the token ranged from $1.5 to $2. At the peak, the price for one EOS was $ 22.7.