I think that only 2% will become successful, 8% won't reach they goals and will be collapsed in 2-5 years. The rest is just SCAM!
The trust rate of Ico were getting more too low as more ICO were launching and some get failed. If only Oco cam be filtered it woll be much easy to choose were to invest. Bit there are still ICO worth investing still. 
Topic: Do ICO coin really worth like they claim ?? (Read 609 times)
I think that only 2% will become successful, 8% won't reach they goals and will be collapsed in 2-5 years. The rest is just SCAM!
Just like any business, the value produced or persive is the same value accorded! If ICO has a decent community and there is consensus on the value place on it, then the ICO is valuable
It could also be scheme to invite many local traders to buy their coin. But i could understand that before boldly selling of releasing the coin, they invited some rich fellows, showed the project they are about to propose, because to have such project they would need investors and a team and they had already spent much money just by announcing that they have there own coin to release.
Just like any business, the value produced or persive is the same value accorded! If ICO has a decent community and there is consensus on the value place on it, then the ICO is valuable
Hi can someone tell me if ICO coin really worth like they claim ??
i mean lets said some ICO coin sell 1000 coin (100% total supply) for 1 billion USD, at the end days of selling they claimed they already sell all of them.
my question:
how we know that they are not lied to us? i mean if its not clearly visible to stranger like us, the total capital the developer have before the ICO day and after the ICO end, isn't very hard just to tell that they already sell all of them when actually maybe they just can sell 0.0001% total supply coin??
please if someone have the answer please let me knows, actually for now i am not fans of ICO coin since many thing are not really clear for me atm, i hope some answer can make me see ICO coin in good ways,
anyway thank you for reading and comment on my thread
That's the point. You don't know.i mean lets said some ICO coin sell 1000 coin (100% total supply) for 1 billion USD, at the end days of selling they claimed they already sell all of them.
my question:
how we know that they are not lied to us? i mean if its not clearly visible to stranger like us, the total capital the developer have before the ICO day and after the ICO end, isn't very hard just to tell that they already sell all of them when actually maybe they just can sell 0.0001% total supply coin??
please if someone have the answer please let me knows, actually for now i am not fans of ICO coin since many thing are not really clear for me atm, i hope some answer can make me see ICO coin in good ways,
anyway thank you for reading and comment on my thread
You don't even know if they created thousands of addresses to create a false sense of interest. (unless, of course, they use unusual transparency mechanisms, like real world identities)
Always double confirm on their contract address if it was built on eth, look at their supply does it reflect what they said
It just depends on how much money they want, most tokens can easily fall below ico price so most ones are already overpriced in ico. You should evaluate them.
The only proof will have to verify this claims is the blockchain but it is possible also to more the money around too just by speaking to some whales, my main concern is that they do sell most of this tokens to their clicks and with time start unloading them on gullible investors
That's one of the downsides of ICO project when they make promises. But most of the ICO's I've come across with so far are all successful and are currently working on their project to be more successful in the real world. And they constantly update because I mostly folLow them through social media to see what the developers are up to after the ICO. There are some worth as they claim but there are also some that are not.
Indeed, some new coins issued during the ICO are traded at a price that is understated compared to the one that was planned during the preparation and conduct of the ICO. There are, of course, mistakes in planning, but one can not exclude the fact that some campaigns specifically overestimate the price of the forthcoming ionite for the release in order to increase its attractiveness.
Using blockchain, you can easily trace the movement of their tokens, if there's something strange happen, you can make an act.
that's why many projects often publicly said that they lock up some percent of allocation and can be unlocked after 1 year or more. so, they can't just sell all of the token when just announcing that they only sell 0.0001% of all token.
that's why many projects often publicly said that they lock up some percent of allocation and can be unlocked after 1 year or more. so, they can't just sell all of the token when just announcing that they only sell 0.0001% of all token.
If you want to be save and on the other side like to gamble a little: invest in as many ICO's that appear to be well organized. If 10% of them prove to become very valuable in the future you will make a big profit. The others that don't give you value, see them as a loss. Just don't invest in just one.
agree with your statement, dont put all eggs in one basket , i just invest in 3 crypto, 2 coin and 1 asset ICO my target were 3 months hope when its already 3 months it will turn green
If you want to be save and on the other side like to gamble a little: invest in as many ICO's that appear to be well organized. If 10% of them prove to become very valuable in the future you will make a big profit. The others that don't give you value, see them as a loss. Just don't invest in just one.
it depends on how you judge the worth, most coins will return ico participaters huge profits as the market is hot this year, form this point of view, they are worth like they claim, on the other hand, most projects are scams, their coins worth nothing as the projects shut down
Well it depends on the project,some project were really worth having for like Encryptotel and ICOnomi before. But these days they are too plenty to identify which iC will be successful.
Some ico are listed on some exchange currently and where ICO running and giving coins to the participant. in these days 1 Bounty is running with the name of deeponion which is giving so many coins example 300 to 1500 coins to participant every week and this AirDrop will be run up to the 2019. And you can check the union coin price at the Nova exchange which is showing approximately $1 minimum and which is a proof that these ico really claimed by partipant.
Sometimes events we did not think of could happen for example, at the beginning of the total campaign offer that had been created suddenly changed quickly at the end of the campaign. so in fact we can only accept information with patience only.
I really think it depends on the success of the ICO because before the ICO starts they make promises that the certain token will be worth something but what happens most of the time is that the ICO tokens value would drop down after it had been distributed, if some ICO's were successful even after the ICO the tendency would be it'll increase its value after a few months. And I agree with the comments before me, ICO tokens are all promises.
it depends on how you judge the worth, most coins will return ico participaters huge profits as the market is hot this year, form this point of view, they are worth like they claim, on the other hand, most projects are scams, their coins worth nothing as the projects shut down
Well it depends on the project,some project were really worth having for like Encryptotel and ICOnomi before. But these days they are too plenty to identify which iC will be successful. 
it depends on how you judge the worth, most coins will return ico participaters huge profits as the market is hot this year, form this point of view, they are worth like they claim, on the other hand, most projects are scams, their coins worth nothing as the projects shut down
As far as I know projects offering their coins through an ICO have a token supply. That is reflected in their whitepaper and website. If during the ICO the entire token supply is sold it is reflected according to how they plan to distribute the tokens if you add them all up. If the tokens are not a sold out and they decide to burn, the token supply will also decrease.
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