Topic: Do your research before investing in ICOs - page 33. (Read 54661 times)
This is in fact the first thing any investor in this space need to learn; the ability to carry out good research on potential projects, this will help reduce loss etc. One should be able to look past the hype etc and focus on what they are offering while checking if the team is capable of delivering such.
This is a wonderful post you dropped here. As it is now, it is very neccessry and important to make research before investing in project now, because only few are out to make a difference other are just after the money. So I believe with due research scams will be reduced.
I do not invest in ICO anymore.
But, investigation before investing is a must! But, in case of good scam this won't protect you.
Good example of that CENTRA (CTR) project perfect in all aspects, also made good profit for 6 months. But, scam.
Waiting for STO
But, investigation before investing is a must! But, in case of good scam this won't protect you.
Good example of that CENTRA (CTR) project perfect in all aspects, also made good profit for 6 months. But, scam.
Waiting for STO
Of course, I try to study the project well before investing money in it.It's my money and I don't want to give it to crooks.But still it is very difficult to recognize the scammers,they come up with new schemes and no guarantee that my money is safe, no one will give me.
The reason why they get away easily is because they feel we don’t see them and their identity will be difficult to know, I love one of the suggestion I read on this forum recently by a very intelligent user, where 1 or 2 of them advise that we get any project developer to show their real faces via a live video, I think we are beginning to have highly intelligent advises that could help us clean the ICO space.I also do study like you and like you said, these scammers seems a little bit smatter than us, they still do get away with it most time. I do hope that we really try something better that will not give chance to these scammers at all.
Professional traders and investors always do their homework before investing a single cent to unknown ICOs. Before reading the whitepaper it is better to check the reliability of the project and looking for team members is also a good idea. Investing is not rocket science, so understanding the basic principles can save a lot of money for every investor.
of course we have to research before investing with ico if we don't want to lose money quickly, the fact that there are many fraud victims from ico. we must be vigilant and it is not easy to trust ico just like that before we examine the overall clarity of the contents of their project.
This strategy should concern not only investors. Recently, so many fraudsters saw. That I do not want a couple to run your blog. Today I am reviewing each project in detail. And I choose only real ideas.
of course we have to research before investing with ico if we don't want to lose money quickly, the fact that there are many fraud victims from ico. we must be vigilant and it is not easy to trust ico just like that before we examine the overall clarity of the contents of their project.
there are so many icons that appear every month but many also don't have projects in the real world and this becomes a problem if after ico finishes eating it will be very difficult for them to distribute their coins to the market because there is no real project.
Of course. investing without seeking information about the ICO is like investing in uncertain things. I think, some ICOs are of poor quality, therefore reseacrh is really needed. sometimes an ICO has good success, but has a bad team. well, many things need to be avoided. 
ICOs, or Initial Coin Offerings, have become a popular way for cryptocurrencies to raise funds from the public. However, they have also become an easy way to prey on the vulnerable, and the financial regulator recently warned customers about what it calls “these very high risk, speculative investments”. It warns that there’s little consumer protection and high potential for fraud, as well as high volatility. Some ICOs are regulated by the FCA, but this is on a case-by-case basis, depending on how they are structured.
As the FCA says, you should fully research any ICO before handing over your money. “You should only invest in an ICO project if you are an experienced investor, confident in the quality of the ICO project itself,” a spokesman says. Alternatively, consider investing or trading with a regulated provider.
As the FCA says, you should fully research any ICO before handing over your money. “You should only invest in an ICO project if you are an experienced investor, confident in the quality of the ICO project itself,” a spokesman says. Alternatively, consider investing or trading with a regulated provider.
I agree that you not only should but you must, this is the riskiest time to invest, I have seen so many failed project, so many ICO that looks promising, only to end up scamming or ICO that failed to deliver their promise, check other people's opinion and equip yourselves with tools that can trace them if they are faking their project.
there are so many icons that appear every month but many also don't have projects in the real world and this becomes a problem if after ico finishes eating it will be very difficult for them to distribute their coins to the market because there is no real project.
What more research can investors do other than the ones they are doing already and yet still getting scammed, Most of the activities surrounding investing in ICO are being done over the internet, and even if you have to verify anything, it cannot be done physically.
The use of whitepaper is no longer effective and even if you talk directly with them, the scammers no longer even care if we get to know them or not, that is why you see some of these projects blacklisting IP of countries that they feel will easily find out about their whereabouts. The best to do now is to probably have a link to the country where the project reside and get a friend or someone to help verify them.
The use of whitepaper is no longer effective and even if you talk directly with them, the scammers no longer even care if we get to know them or not, that is why you see some of these projects blacklisting IP of countries that they feel will easily find out about their whereabouts. The best to do now is to probably have a link to the country where the project reside and get a friend or someone to help verify them.
Research before investing is the most important thing, if it is not research then we can get a scam, always do research and find as much information as possible so that we get profit according to the target.
ICOs, or Initial Coin Offerings, have become a popular way for cryptocurrencies to raise funds from the public. However, they have also become an easy way to prey on the vulnerable, and the financial regulator recently warned customers about what it calls “these very high risk, speculative investments”. It warns that there’s little consumer protection and high potential for fraud, as well as high volatility. Some ICOs are regulated by the FCA, but this is on a case-by-case basis, depending on how they are structured.
As the FCA says, you should fully research any ICO before handing over your money. “You should only invest in an ICO project if you are an experienced investor, confident in the quality of the ICO project itself,” a spokesman says. Alternatively, consider investing or trading with a regulated provider.
Blind investors are the reason why scam projects are still launched everyday,they attrafted by the offers and prices but they are nit doing any research about the team or about the whitepaper or even in the scam accusation section but at the end they will blame cryptos for getting scammed. As the FCA says, you should fully research any ICO before handing over your money. “You should only invest in an ICO project if you are an experienced investor, confident in the quality of the ICO project itself,” a spokesman says. Alternatively, consider investing or trading with a regulated provider.
Actually, there are not so many ICOs today - the most projects are holding IEOs, so there is no need to analyze the project. The only problem is to buy the tokens faster than thousands of bots as the profit is almost guaranteed on top exchanges.
As per your title, a user can give a direct answer that, YES.
Cmmon, who doesnt love their money? So literally, they gonna do some sort of research obviously.
And yes now a days, many ICOs are turning into scam, so people i would rather say to do some research.
One more thing always choose reputable ICOs to invest.
Hope this helps you.
Cmmon, who doesnt love their money? So literally, they gonna do some sort of research obviously.
And yes now a days, many ICOs are turning into scam, so people i would rather say to do some research.
One more thing always choose reputable ICOs to invest.
Hope this helps you.
That must be learned before investing. Of course if you have analyzed and the results in your opinion are good. Of course the next decision is in your hands. Do you want to invest or not. Because investing in crypto is certainly no accountability from any party if something happens.
Proper research on any ico is key before thinking of investing, learn to take time to know about the project and the team as well, lot of scam ico out there,don't be a victim to scammers.
Doing everything research needed for everyone ico, then it will make you feel right ico. Actually If you not invested in the right ico then your funds may be nested in the future.
I have previously invested in an ico that has not sent the tokens for 2 years. He ran into my inexperience. After that, I didn't buy.
It looks like you are getting trapped by such ico dude. In fact that when we can do a deep research and we can get a high chance to avoid scam ico, I never get scammed by scam ico because the public's opinion was giving me a lot of help to determine that.
The answer to the question is yes. Blockchain technology is not just a stock market. The stock market is only part of this technology. Before investing in a project, especially whitepaper, then the team and other features should be examined in detail.
I have previously invested in an ico that has not sent the tokens for 2 years. He ran into my inexperience. After that, I didn't buy.
It looks like you are getting trapped by such ico dude. In fact that when we can do a deep research and we can get a high chance to avoid scam ico, I never get scammed by scam ico because the public's opinion was giving me a lot of help to determine that. Jump to: