I would say that I am very cautious in investing. every day become more difficult to find a good projects, almost 50% are scam, and you just lose ur money. It's always risky, but sometimes it worth it. I choose tactics - try to invest in projects from my country, where I clearly understand the idea and stages of it implementing.
This is the harsh reality of ICO investment. We should more aattention over ICO projects before investing. Advice is, Don't fall victim of these new hyped up ICO's without doing your own research. 
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Yes, you have to be. But it is kind of gambling, i thought i did my research and everything but the last Icos didnt do that well. Maybe ICO time is over and you have to be in the presale (or secret pre-presale 
. I would like to see more ICOs without presale like Ripio. We will see
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. I would like to see more ICOs without presale like Ripio. We will seeCheers
Well yeah it is an obvious reason to make money along the ways so youll have to be picky and pick the right and has potential to grow even further qbout like a half of bitcoin for now bu thay would be impossible . We people have to even be cautious in this kind of business to take a much larger profit ofcourse there are risk to what will you choose because it is a business after all but your job is to make less risk possible and make countermeasures a piece of advice dont gamble an amount that you cant have or afford to lose it
Recently participated in a few ico, are a loss of the state, short term, do not intend to participate in the ico it
Investing in ICO's is just like any other investment. You need to do your research.
These are the qualities i look for before investing into an ICO:-
- Strong team - Both in development team and also the CEO's / marketing (People focus too much on the developers which is important but not everything. no point having a great team to create something, if nobody can advertise it and push the startup in the right direction.)
- Realistic vision - not aiming too high or if they do not reach their target everyone who invested will be disappointed
- Solid whitepaper - Well thought out, shows realistic goals, a strong good vision and a plan of action
- Strong social media presence - A social media that shows they are connected with everyone
- Good customer support - Shows they care, and they have invested time and money into making sure the average investor can ask questions
- Good website - A business who is willing to throw time and effort into a good website are less likely to be a scam
- finite supply - ICO's with no cap can be dangerous and can simply just damage their own coin by releasing more for more investment.
-Market they are getting involved with - Is this a new market? or a dying one? who controls the market?
Finally
- Good concept and catchy name - A good ethos and a name that makes them stand out. Personally i would avoid anything that is something "coin".
If you are looking to spread your cash over a few coins, i would look into pre-sales as you can get more bonuses for your money.
One that caught my eye was Crowdholding, seem to be under the radar but slowly trucking along. I see them all of sudden smashing it.
https://ico.crowdholding.com/
These are the qualities i look for before investing into an ICO:-
- Strong team - Both in development team and also the CEO's / marketing (People focus too much on the developers which is important but not everything. no point having a great team to create something, if nobody can advertise it and push the startup in the right direction.)
- Realistic vision - not aiming too high or if they do not reach their target everyone who invested will be disappointed
- Solid whitepaper - Well thought out, shows realistic goals, a strong good vision and a plan of action
- Strong social media presence - A social media that shows they are connected with everyone
- Good customer support - Shows they care, and they have invested time and money into making sure the average investor can ask questions
- Good website - A business who is willing to throw time and effort into a good website are less likely to be a scam
- finite supply - ICO's with no cap can be dangerous and can simply just damage their own coin by releasing more for more investment.
-Market they are getting involved with - Is this a new market? or a dying one? who controls the market?
Finally
- Good concept and catchy name - A good ethos and a name that makes them stand out. Personally i would avoid anything that is something "coin".
If you are looking to spread your cash over a few coins, i would look into pre-sales as you can get more bonuses for your money.
One that caught my eye was Crowdholding, seem to be under the radar but slowly trucking along. I see them all of sudden smashing it.
https://ico.crowdholding.com/
Great overview.
The Ico that I jumped on recently is Assetron Energy - fills every single one of those things.
They are in presale now, coin so cheap and only a limited supply during presale.
https://assetron.energy
I am very selective when it comes to joining any ICO to invest my money. as there are a lot of new projects, it became difficult to get good ones. I check project team, vision, road map, investors and then decide.
I am now extremely picky with ICO. In the last two ICOs I joined, the coin price once listed on exchange are all lower than the ICO price. Unless you are getting on significant discount through pre-sale etc. It's not really worth taking the risk.
Most ICOs go down in price right after the ICO ends. This is partly due to people dumping their bounties and presale bonuses. Makes for a good time to buy extra though if you're in it for the long run.
If you want to make a good investment I suggest you start getting picky my friend. The sharks are out there looking for non picky investors.
Considering the vast majority of ICOs are either blatant scams or dud projects that result in worthless coins, you should be more than just picky.
Due diligence is not a joke in this industry or any other. This is an extremely speculative industry, and before you throw your hard-earned money at anything you need to make sure that you'll get something from your investment.
Here's a great article that guides you through a pretty good due diligence process: https://www.coindesk.com/moon-bust-questions-ask-evaluating-icos/
Here's a few upcoming ICOs that I'm interested in:
www.filecoin.io
www.MindSports.IO
www.spectre.ai
Due diligence is not a joke in this industry or any other. This is an extremely speculative industry, and before you throw your hard-earned money at anything you need to make sure that you'll get something from your investment.
Here's a great article that guides you through a pretty good due diligence process: https://www.coindesk.com/moon-bust-questions-ask-evaluating-icos/
Here's a few upcoming ICOs that I'm interested in:
www.filecoin.io
www.MindSports.IO
www.spectre.ai
I am now extremely picky with ICO. In the last two ICOs I joined, the coin price once listed on exchange are all lower than the ICO price. Unless you are getting on significant discount through pre-sale etc. It's not really worth taking the risk.
Are you picky with ICOs?
I also am picky when it comes down to choosing the right ICO to invest in. Some of the ICO's don't do that well once they complete their sale so I have to be careful of scams.
Are you picky with ICOs?
I also am picky when it comes down to choosing the right ICO to invest in. Some of the ICO's don't do that well once they complete their sale so I have to be careful of scams. with the amount of icos that there is if you are not demanding you have to be a fortune teller
Not really. It just takes some critical analysis and research. It's not that hard to tell which projects are just bullshit and which aren't. If you can't tell and don't understand the project, don't invest. That way you can't really lose.I agree with this one, I have invested in a handfull of icos and nowadays you have to be picky where to invest your money in, there are so many projects that it should make you think rational where to invest in, being critical on icos is a good thing as it is that icos need to be regulated, once blockchain and cryptocurrencies are accepted worldwide I think the best projects will succeed and most will fail.
Are you currently investing in an icos? There are too many to count, but a large portion are just scams made by "Newbie" or "Brand New" ranks. It takes effort to find a legit & profitable one.
Winding Tree and Presearch seem interesting too. But most of my BTC are spread around altcoins that already finished their ICO right now. Other than those three I can't really think of any strong and convincing ICOs, but I'm always on the hunt. There's just too many around to really be able to find all the gems.
In short, VERY. The most project I think are non sense, I read too many whitepapers and I don't like the most. I still wait personally to invest to something really serious
I would say that I am very cautious in investing. every day become more difficult to find a good projects, almost 50% are scam, and you just lose ur money. It's always risky, but sometimes it worth it. I choose tactics - try to invest in projects from my country, where I clearly understand the idea and stages of it implementing.
with the amount of icos that there is if you are not demanding you have to be a fortune teller
Not really. It just takes some critical analysis and research. It's not that hard to tell which projects are just bullshit and which aren't. If you can't tell and don't understand the project, don't invest. That way you can't really lose.I agree with this one, I have invested in a handfull of icos and nowadays you have to be picky where to invest your money in, there are so many projects that it should make you think rational where to invest in, being critical on icos is a good thing as it is that icos need to be regulated, once blockchain and cryptocurrencies are accepted worldwide I think the best projects will succeed and most will fail.
Are you currently investing in an icos? There are too many to count, but a large portion are just scams made by "Newbie" or "Brand New" ranks. It takes effort to find a legit & profitable one.
I look for Terms & Conditions to make sure that the ICO issuer actually has some binding obligations connected to the sale of the token.
with the amount of icos that there is if you are not demanding you have to be a fortune teller
Not really. It just takes some critical analysis and research. It's not that hard to tell which projects are just bullshit and which aren't. If you can't tell and don't understand the project, don't invest. That way you can't really lose.I agree with this one, I have invested in a handfull of icos and nowadays you have to be picky where to invest your money in, there are so many projects that it should make you think rational where to invest in, being critical on icos is a good thing as it is that icos need to be regulated, once blockchain and cryptocurrencies are accepted worldwide I think the best projects will succeed and most will fail.
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with the amount of icos that there is if you are not demanding you have to be a fortune teller
Not really. It just takes some critical analysis and research. It's not that hard to tell which projects are just bullshit and which aren't. If you can't tell and don't understand the project, don't invest. That way you can't really lose.I agree with this one, I have invested in a handfull of icos and nowadays you have to be picky where to invest your money in, there are so many projects that it should make you think rational where to invest in, being critical on icos is a good thing as it is that icos need to be regulated, once blockchain and cryptocurrencies are accepted worldwide I think the best projects will succeed and most will fail.
Of course I'm picky with ICOs, because it connect with my profit, my money.
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