What are the biggest sources, channels (YouTube channels/influencers, Twitter accounts/influencers etc, ICO rating websites) online that you use to find out in which ICO to invest in?
I usually get information about new project via the forum particularly the ones that is been managed by managers whom I respect that cannot promote scam project. 
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I don't follow any ICO now but before the best channel and place to look at is this forum, bitcointalk.org.
There's a variety of review, honest review from the people who have built their reputation for a long time here. We are all aware now that those reviews created on such websites can be paid base on how much they paid with.
Looking for honest reviews now is kinda hard to find but good thing if you are surfing all over the forum, you can find some decent ones.
There's a variety of review, honest review from the people who have built their reputation for a long time here. We are all aware now that those reviews created on such websites can be paid base on how much they paid with.
Looking for honest reviews now is kinda hard to find but good thing if you are surfing all over the forum, you can find some decent ones.
What are the biggest sources, channels (YouTube channels/influencers, Twitter accounts/influencers etc, ICO rating websites) online that you use to find out in which ICO to invest in?
ICO rating sites are useful for me. Because investigating all projects are not possible, like the short way to learn about them. Then I start to investigate fully which ones I like. I also look telegram channels and Twitter. You should research as much as you can. In fact, the more you investigate, the more you find. 
What are the biggest sources, channels (YouTube channels/influencers, Twitter accounts/influencers etc, ICO rating websites) online that you use to find out in which ICO to invest in?
You must not forget about fake promotions from the media you have mentioned. I mean there are plenty of possibilities to mislead you into a scammy projects if you blindly follow these things. Hence, it would be always better to have your own research and analysis so that you may stay secured and may find right projects to invest with.Doing our own due diligence is not a big deal but many investors are always afraid of it still never trying it too. We must take time to give a try for our own researches then we may turn as a profitable investors on our own.
I use this forum to mostly check and discuss about an ico im interested in, i also check the website and telegram channel and then social media activity of the team then i participate or invest in the ico if im satisfied with all the aspects of the ico.
What are the biggest sources, channels (YouTube channels/influencers, Twitter accounts/influencers etc, ICO rating websites) online that you use to find out in which ICO to invest in?
Lol, be smart with ico investment because
1. Following any Twitter or google or any influencers will most likely leave u in loss
2. Relying on ico sources to guide your investment option will leave is likely losses
Just discover a project for yourself, and believe me, even if the token dips mercilessly, you retain the courage to hodl further until next bull
You can just go in this forum in the ANNoucement section in the Alternate currencies. I prefer to see them here because by posting their ANN thread means they are open to questioning which you may find out more about the project and the team members too. Some of the team these days are just staying on telegram channel which it could mean they control the information not the online page like the pages of bitcointalk.
use only your knowledge. you should not listen to some other people's opinions. Spend a week to study the project and then invest money.
I actually search for the team members and look for their linkedin ids and stuff like that. With it, you can know for how long they have been in the blockchain industry and also what previous successful projects they have gone through.
I think TheCurrencyAnalytics and IcoBench are the two best sites to look for some good ICO projects. TheCurrencyAnalytics always makes articles about ICO projects that have promising prospects. And for ICOBench, of course you already know they are evaluating the ICO project from the product, vision, team, partner, and profile. So if the ICO project has a good rating on ICOBench it is definitely a good ICO project.
The whitepaper is the best document of any ICO to find out if this project is legit or not. You should only invest around 1 hour for a deep investigation of each whitepaper to save a lot of your money for the future.
Check hashtags related to InitialCoinOffering's, check sites like icobench or something related.
It's best to check reviews about the source if is reliable.
It's best to check reviews about the source if is reliable.
What are the biggest sources, channels (YouTube channels/influencers, Twitter accounts/influencers etc, ICO rating websites) online that you use to find out in which ICO to invest in?
From your list, twitter accounts of cryptocurrency influencers most especially experts is better, but most times, I feel if the project can have an announcement thread on this platform, it will also help.You might also consider advertising on market cap sites, such as CMC, by running the advert on their board.
What are the biggest sources, channels (YouTube channels/influencers, Twitter accounts/influencers etc, ICO rating websites) online that you use to find out in which ICO to invest in?
I use to look at tokenmarket where they feature upcoming ICO, they add some extra description to give you an idea what the project is about. Its quite overwhelming to see so much projects that are coming you can't even begin to see which one is going to be supported by big names in the crypto world. Binance also have some of the news about the upcoming projects, that's where I knew about BTT.
What are the biggest sources, channels (YouTube channels/influencers, Twitter accounts/influencers etc, ICO rating websites) online that you use to find out in which ICO to invest in?
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