Still looking for for this month with IEO, I like investing with IEO project because faster to earn profit than have make investing with ICO, without giving bonus like ICO I think IEO still better to get profit with investment, just waiting one week we can sell coin from IEO. by investing with ICO we need about one month until two months to sell coin from ICO investing, give me information if you got new IEO listing with big market.
I agree to that. ICOs are very slow when it comes to market listing and the developers or the team usually delay most of the things that we are excited about while IEO are very fast and they are convenient because they are already in the exchange. We still need to make sure that we are getting a quality token or coin before we invest so we will not lose our money. 
Topic: Are Initial Offerings Overpriced? (Read 3510 times)
Still looking for for this month with IEO, I like investing with IEO project because faster to earn profit than have make investing with ICO, without giving bonus like ICO I think IEO still better to get profit with investment, just waiting one week we can sell coin from IEO. by investing with ICO we need about one month until two months to sell coin from ICO investing, give me information if you got new IEO listing with big market.
I think the initial offerings is not too expensive when a project has a good platform development and has many requests waiting for their platform to be launched, because usually when the initial offerings price will be cheaper after the platform is launched the price will be expensive and many will benefit, this is for a project that can be said to be successful but if the project fails then the price at the initial offerings is more expensive than the price at the launch site.
Perhaps I do not understand the essence of the question asked, but I could never figure out on what grounds the team evaluates its coins when the idea itself still exists only in plans and on White Paper. Of course, if the company already has a real product, then the price of a coin can be determined very easily, but initially the team obviously overestimates the prices for new projects. This applies to almost all new projects today.
yes the initial offerings are overpriced but I am not clear which initial offerings here are you talking about. Initial offerings of stock market might be overpriced but they are worth the money you invest. ICO are not the same they are overprice infact i would say even $1 for an ICO is too much because they are nothing but shit token.
The initial high corporate valuation is normal if it is a potential business and is sought by many people.
Which is absent in 99% of ICO or any such initial offering. They dont run a business to create something new. They are just raising money at an attempt to make something new from wannabe venture capitalists who dont even understand the meaning of the word "venture" - this is the average "crypto-enthusiast" you see everyday on this forum.Quote
When a business is launched in a new type of market with lots of demand, it will easily become a unicorn.
The rarest and the most profitable type of investment that is.Quote
therefore, evaluating potential is more important than looking at value.
Correct, but try evaluating the ICOs that happen. Not even one had any potential to be a game changer.
well, did u already make your choice ?
if not,just choose,listen,both ICO and IEO even IPO basicaly they are good , if u make reserach first. you should be fine.
and about overpriced, well, we dont know exact price of initial offerings ? as long u see that worth for their project, i guess its no problem anymore.
if u think that good, just go in, SophonEX have a lot of good team members.
about how , well, just find it by yourself.
if not,just choose,listen,both ICO and IEO even IPO basicaly they are good , if u make reserach first. you should be fine.
and about overpriced, well, we dont know exact price of initial offerings ? as long u see that worth for their project, i guess its no problem anymore.
SophonEX uses data to study whether the winter will also appear for IPOs, and shall we invest in these initial offerings? If so, how?
if u think that good, just go in, SophonEX have a lot of good team members.
about how , well, just find it by yourself.
IPOs cannot be overpriced since they are backed by actual past performance history of a firm and the beauty of it is that this data is verifiable. This is usually not the case with ICOs and IEOs where you are buying a token often connected to a theoretical documentation of how someone intends to solve problem X. Linkedin profiles and whitepapers can do much but won't be able to guarantee success to a greater extent. Most projects that have been raising funds in the past and continue to do so to this day are nothing but plain heists that are not even worth the papers where their names are printed on. IPO returns might not be that attractive but at least one can perform due diligence.
The initial high corporate valuation is normal if it is a potential business and is sought by many people.
When a business is launched in a new type of market with lots of demand, it will easily become a unicorn.
therefore, evaluating potential is more important than looking at value.
When a business is launched in a new type of market with lots of demand, it will easily become a unicorn.
therefore, evaluating potential is more important than looking at value.
Lyft, Pinterest, Zoom, Uber… these are the big names went to IPOs recently.
It seems IPOs are roaring back, especially compared with the freezing winter for ICOs.
SophonEX uses data to study whether the winter will also appear for IPOs, and shall we invest in these initial offerings? If so, how?
https://medium.com/sophonexchange/are-initial-offerings-overpriced-29c896dba35b?source=friends_link&sk=4f04597535434f96c1fe05101ff15745
We should invest in businesses that can bring us great profits in the future. In fact, the IPO has existed for a long time and it is still very hot in countries focusing on the stock market, especially the US.It seems IPOs are roaring back, especially compared with the freezing winter for ICOs.
SophonEX uses data to study whether the winter will also appear for IPOs, and shall we invest in these initial offerings? If so, how?
https://medium.com/sophonexchange/are-initial-offerings-overpriced-29c896dba35b?source=friends_link&sk=4f04597535434f96c1fe05101ff15745
For long term investment, I recommend investing in an IPO. The business will bring real value and no scams.
When initial exchange offering or IEO re open on big exchange market again? I want get recovery my money lost with last IEO on Binance. I want get much profit and could closed my lost money in Perlin IEO. I will try good way for selling after opening in exchange market without keep waiting on higher price, I will get much profit if have next IEO on binance and invest with higher amount to get big chance with earn money with IEO.
I don't think it is overpriced, it is upon the project pricing, it will be just up to us if that is worth by searching and reading some info about the project, and the project feasibility to grow if they are worth it to invest with or not. We should always be vigilant to our actions, we should not just rely on others opinion, we can consider but it is better if we do some investigations about the project.
Lyft, Pinterest, Zoom, Uber… these are the big names went to IPOs recently.
It seems IPOs are roaring back, especially compared with the freezing winter for ICOs.
It seems IPOs are roaring back, especially compared with the freezing winter for ICOs.
I don't know how can you compare Uber, Zoom.etc with ICOs such as HiveNet and GRAYLL. Uber, Zoom, Lyft.etc are in business for the past so many years. They have billions of USD in annual revenue (although right now many of them are in net loss). Uber itself have an user base numbering in hundreds of millions, which is increasing at a healthy pace every year.
Now let's take a look at the ongoing ICOs. There are a few good projects such as HiveNet (distributed cloud computing network) and FRED Energy (alternative energy promotion). There are some very good ideas out there. But the problem is that they don't have a final product yet. The development has just started. And they don't come cheap either. The hardcap for HiveNet is placed at $19 million. Do you really think that this is justified?
Lyft, Pinterest, Zoom, Uber… these are the big names went to IPOs recently.
It seems IPOs are roaring back, especially compared with the freezing winter for ICOs.
SophonEX uses data to study whether the winter will also appear for IPOs, and shall we invest in these initial offerings? If so, how?
https://medium.com/sophonexchange/are-initial-offerings-overpriced-29c896dba35b?source=friends_link&sk=4f04597535434f96c1fe05101ff15745
It seems IPOs are roaring back, especially compared with the freezing winter for ICOs.
SophonEX uses data to study whether the winter will also appear for IPOs, and shall we invest in these initial offerings? If so, how?
https://medium.com/sophonexchange/are-initial-offerings-overpriced-29c896dba35b?source=friends_link&sk=4f04597535434f96c1fe05101ff15745
If you want to get tokens in a cheaper price, don't invest on them while they are still on sale, wait until they released it on the market, because the price of it will be dump since they will release all of their tokens in the market at one shot, you should try it, it's way more effective on making profits than investing too early on them.
It depends on the project itself and what are you buying into as after this terms you can guide the price if its overpriced or underpriced. I think most of the ICO's are overpriced at the beginning but if you can catch the private investor ICO then you will have a chance to have some profits as soon as its lands on exchanges, if not , you will have to even wait until the project goes alive even more and tech is used in some way or simply wait for it to pump and you don't want to wait for a pump...maybe it never comes.
I do not think that this directly depends on the project, rather it depends on the market.
Look at what prices all ICOs started selling in 2018 and with what prices they began to bargain immediately after entering the market.
All investors are in a strong minus because of this. Therefore, I believe that ICOы is almost always overpriced.
Initial offering always have higher price for listing on exchange market, just today look lower price after listing with exchange market. Today many IEO always failed because have lower price with low interested by investor to buy after trading active. Price drop because they only take profit with IEO and never want to hold coin for long time because do not give positive effect to keep hold and waiting too long, just best ideas to get much money with IEO.
It depends on the project itself and what are you buying into as after this terms you can guide the price if its overpriced or underpriced. I think most of the ICO's are overpriced at the beginning but if you can catch the private investor ICO then you will have a chance to have some profits as soon as its lands on exchanges, if not , you will have to even wait until the project goes alive even more and tech is used in some way or simply wait for it to pump and you don't want to wait for a pump...maybe it never comes.
Participants who did not deal with researching before investing with new offer projects will regret after failing to gain profits. Initial offerings that held from big exchange or reputable exchange have a higher chance to bring good outcomes. Don't just spend your money, always check the possibilities if the project have potential to succeed, even if the value is overpriced if there's a good chance of success it's still profitable in the long run.
I agree with you that ICO should be large enough, and have a listing on a large exchange with the support of large partners. In this case, the profit is guaranteed, BUT in the short term.
No one knows what will happen to the project in the long term. Always keep in mind that large investors are focused on income from such projects here and now, which means that in the future they will not invest in the project, but they will remove the first profit immediately after listing.
everything is according to calculations but when listing prices become disappointing, if people already know the risk then it's considered reasonable because investing can't get instant results
investors must also pay attention to development of projects undertaken by team
investors must also pay attention to development of projects undertaken by team
we can say that because the price after that down, the project team must have reviewed and calculated the funds needed for development
many investors discourage new projects because they feel it has a big risk
many investors discourage new projects because they feel it has a big risk
Indeed, it was all risky investment and what's sad about those so-called offerings fails after the project launched. Participants felt being cheated when they observed the expensive ico price after being listed at exchanges didn't gain a promising price, sadly it went so low. This had made many previous investors hesitant when they've heard business offerings promoting this type of investment schemes.
Talking about their prices, they do normally set out that casual numbers basing on their entire supply just like on what we had seen on typical ICO pricing.
Im not saying overpriced but if you do look at it generally these shit tokens should really have no value but people do set out price via thin air.
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