Topic: Do you participate in crowdsales? (Read 435 times)
I will join in the crowd, but do not expect too high on them, you buy with the crowd and the price is moderate, do not try to hold and hold them long, at some time the crowd will The price will drop. So do not be too greedy.
Hi guys! I'd like to know how many of you and how often participate in ICO crowdsales buying tokens, not getting it free from bounties and airdrops. Also it's interesting how do you choose ICO to invest and how do you research if ICO is good or bad.
For example, researching on eCoinomic.net that is running crowdsale campaign now one can go to ICObench and see that it's rated 4.3 generally thanks to great product and reliable team. So do you participate in Crowdsales and what resources do you use to research?
For example, researching on eCoinomic.net that is running crowdsale campaign now one can go to ICObench and see that it's rated 4.3 generally thanks to great product and reliable team. So do you participate in Crowdsales and what resources do you use to research?
Crowdsales are hardly can be named as a classic way of financing relationships. It is new way of participation in cryptocurrency in industry. If you will chose good ICO you can earn 500% for example. But now more and more difficult.
Yes, I participate in crowdsales, If I think that I can gain good money. However, If I not sure I don't participate crowdsales. I want to see coins in my wallet 
Hi guys! I'd like to know how many of you and how often participate in ICO crowdsales buying tokens, not getting it free from bounties and airdrops. Also it's interesting how do you choose ICO to invest and how do you research if ICO is good or bad.
For example, researching on eCoinomic.net that is running crowdsale campaign now one can go to ICObench and see that it's rated 4.3 generally thanks to great product and reliable team. So do you participate in Crowdsales and what resources do you use to research?
On occasion but you need to have the understanding that it will take sometimes a very long time before anything actually happens so these investments should be looked at in the long term, there are two that i have which are almost a year in the making. For example, researching on eCoinomic.net that is running crowdsale campaign now one can go to ICObench and see that it's rated 4.3 generally thanks to great product and reliable team. So do you participate in Crowdsales and what resources do you use to research?
running crowdsale campaign now one can go to ICObench and see that it's rated 4.3
I didnt join any crowsales but as far as i know ICO bench is getting paid by most of the scam ICOs which is why i wouldnt rely to these ratings,joined a lot of bounty campaigns which they have rated 4.5 + to 5.0 which are turned into scams,these people will give you good reviews as long as you are going to pay them very well,researching on your own could save your ass from being scamme
I have participated in some crowdsales in the past. Most times i prefer going for the preICO of projects, because that is the stage where most investors get their bonuses, which implies that there will be more profit at that stage.
In choosing the the project to invest in,my focus is usually on the team. I also sometimes make choices from some reliable ICO listing sites, such as, icodrops, icobench
In choosing the the project to invest in,my focus is usually on the team. I also sometimes make choices from some reliable ICO listing sites, such as, icodrops, icobench
Now all less and less am running . As quality projects become smaller and more scams . Therefore, the selection of the project should be approached seriously
Yep, I do participate in ICOs. I join these crowdsales and invest. Anyways for my method of determining the project to join, I use so many different mechanisms to do that. I read from rating sites as you mentioned, and also I use my instinct (sometimes), look at team, project feasibility and others
On average, I make a profit from 70% of ICO, in which I invest. Therefore, I think this option is really a good direction for earning. But to take a study of the chosen project must be extremely responsible.
I only participating on a crowd sale if this platform have strong team members, partnership, regular update with the project to its community, video they are releasing with team members faces (speciially the CEO) when participating to altcoin events. Having a strong advertisement, large community and presentation of the platform's website also is a plus for me. I rarely trust those ICO bench or crypto review websites since it is not that accurate.
I don’t know how to explain it, but to run the story short - I am investing quite seldom and only into special projects, which I can see as important for myself. That’s it
I participated in quite a few crowdsales last year some where very successful other have struggled. I slowed things down dramatically after January as the Bear market the took over meant many tokens were dropping below ICO price after launch so it was more beneficial to wait for them to appear on the DEX and buy.
Yes several times I follow ICO crowdsales and so far not so bad, though it can not be said to be successful. I usually rely on the rating of sites that provide reviews about ico.
Everyone would love to participate in the crowdsales but some do not like it because not everyone has the funds to participate in the crowdsales. And participating in crowdsales must have an investor's soul and that's different from me personally.
Hi guys! I'd like to know how many of you and how often participate in ICO crowdsales buying tokens, not getting it free from bounties and airdrops. Also it's interesting how do you choose ICO to invest and how do you research if ICO is good or bad.
For example, researching on eCoinomic.net that is running crowdsale campaign now one can go to ICObench and see that it's rated 4.3 generally thanks to great product and reliable team. So do you participate in Crowdsales and what resources do you use to research?
For example, researching on eCoinomic.net that is running crowdsale campaign now one can go to ICObench and see that it's rated 4.3 generally thanks to great product and reliable team. So do you participate in Crowdsales and what resources do you use to research?
Actually, crowdsales is like gambling, there's no guarantee we can take profit and lost always become the risk. I'm not join crowdsales anymore since many ICO project that I join become scam or low value. I prefer join ( trade/ invest ) with the product after listing on exchange, it's better. Do like I do and don't believe any sources before you know market works, loss will be yours.
I prefer to go to the ico in advance, which is preico, and there is no extra bonus for the package of ico. I also think the benefits are not very high. Not fit to participate.
of course i will participated in crowdsale if the project look promissing
i will do my research, then, i will decided to invest or buy if the project have a good future in my personal research
i will do my research, then, i will decided to invest or buy if the project have a good future in my personal research
I agree with the opinion that it is not always necessary to believe blindly the ratings, you can buy places in them. Therefore, always pay attention to the development team, the idea of the project, the road map and other components of success.
I do not consider the high rating as a sufficient basis for good prospects and opportunities for ICO. Before attending the ICO, I study first of all technical documentation, their plans and goals, you need to learn to see the project's prospects in the market, possible competition and complexity.
Yes I am participating, and there are a lot of tips all over the internet hove to choose good projects, then when you are involved you will be able to identify scams yourself.
What tips do you think are crucial? I see that eCoinomic.net has a great and active community in their socials and explain all their steps and plans there so that makes me confident about their ICO. May be some other criterions?
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