...if you can work it out (and it's not difficult) leave your guess in a comment and i'll confirm in 3 days.
Here are some clues...
Many ICOs will be scary pump-and-dumps - with some people losing painful amounts of money...
Why?
Because both the ICO issuer and the investor lack cryptegrity.
...And if you can fit the puzzle together, I believe you'll achieve maximum profitability with ICOs over the coming few years (in my humble opinion as a crypto trader since 2013).
First: I trust you see more importance in crypto than just making money...
To me, it's about Freedom, in all senses: lifestyle, political, creative, and so on.
And that sentiment reaches the deep roots of crypto philosophy:
Way back in 1995 (14 years before Satoshi's whitepaper), James Orline Grabbe described crypto-currencies in a powerful article:
J Orlin Grabbe saw The Matrix.
He saw bitcoin — just not by that name.
Beyond that:
He saw principle. He saw reason. He saw purpose.
His vision wasn't about pump-and-dump scam ICOs where people lose hard-earned money — along with their hope of finding a fast-track to better financial security...
Have you seen today's drop in Ten-X PAY token price now that's it's available on exchanges...
https://preview.ibb.co/dHMJ2v/Ten_X_PAY_1_17_93_07_Coin_Market_Cap.png
You've got to be damm careful about the ICOs you go for, the concepts you invest and believe in, your position sizes, risk management, pay-back timelines, carefully juggling between ICOs and the trends of better established coins.
Like... Ether... Dash... and.... Litecoin! (getting ready for lift-off, engines firing on all cylinders)
https://preview.ibb.co/kCNmpa/LTCXBT_0_019522_6_12_BTCUSD_finex_Trading_View.png
My last ICO investment gained about 4x so far and I'm hodling for more because I believe in the technology.
I avoid most of them.
And the way I choose is by using cryptegrity.
So can you guess what it is?
P.S. In my next post I'll make some predictions.