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newbie
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April 30, 2018, 08:25:23 AM
#46
Quantum1Net's a real dark horse IMO.
They have yet to even close their ICO and they have already been in major real world media like Bloomberg and Yahoo Finance. How many ICOs can boast that?
https://quantum1net.com/
newbie
Activity: 125
Merit: 0
April 30, 2018, 08:19:22 AM
#45
I want to say if it takes a very long time to analyze every ICO that comes up every day. You can spend a whole week reading all white books, checking websites, investigating teams or Some of them spend a lot of time on research.

full member
Activity: 420
Merit: 100
April 30, 2018, 07:52:59 AM
#44
That's part of the consideration to have a good ICO. Such ICO ENLTE projects a good long roadmap in their project development. investors are also already many who enter.
newbie
Activity: 182
Merit: 0
April 30, 2018, 04:02:36 AM
#43
Hi guys,

So, seeing that the amount of new ICOs are going insane, I am often thinking about which tactics you use to find new prospects?

The new ICOs are spending sick amounts of money on marketing and influencers, and it is becoming hard to distinguish good from bad.

The only real promising under the radar project I have found this month is Welltrado. I base that on a 5.0 rating on ICObench, and a double gold win at d10e. Trustworthy sources in my book.

However I don't want to spend all my allocated money for April on that one project. So guys. Do you know any upcoming ICO projects with great ratings and real-world backing that could be worth a look? I don't give a shit about bitcoin talk  hype. Give me something real, not bought by coin drops and affiliate bullshit!



You decided to invest in this project only because of the high rating? I think this is a stupid thing. They have a beautiful site, but I have not found any guarantees for investors.

What do you think about their roadmap, history (business acceleration programs)? Does it give you some additional trust?
full member
Activity: 476
Merit: 105
April 21, 2018, 01:24:34 AM
#42
Hi guys,

So, seeing that the amount of new ICOs are going insane, I am often thinking about which tactics you use to find new prospects?

The new ICOs are spending sick amounts of money on marketing and influencers, and it is becoming hard to distinguish good from bad.

The only real promising under the radar project I have found this month is Welltrado. I base that on a 5.0 rating on ICObench, and a double gold win at d10e. Trustworthy sources in my book.

However I don't want to spend all my allocated money for April on that one project. So guys. Do you know any upcoming ICO projects with great ratings and real-world backing that could be worth a look? I don't give a shit about bitcoin talk  hype. Give me something real, not bought by coin drops and affiliate bullshit!



You decided to invest in this project only because of the high rating? I think this is a stupid thing. They have a beautiful site, but I have not found any guarantees for investors.
newbie
Activity: 8
Merit: 0
April 10, 2018, 08:04:35 AM
#41
GUYS!!!

Welltrado IS LIVE with limited 25% bonus this week!
Only some 35% left

https://www.welltrado.io/

This is literally the best way I have seen to hedge your crypto, especially now when the bitcoin whales are playing the fuck around.
I am so looking forward to their product.
newbie
Activity: 12
Merit: 0
April 05, 2018, 04:34:05 AM
#40
In my humble opinion I wouldn't trust Icobench ratings as they have a history of rating some of the best projects relatively low, while rating mediocre projects very high. Icodrops is much superior to them imo.

Seen absolutely the same happen with ICOdrops. They tend to rate what they like, which is not always colliding with what investment a certain project attracts. That seems to be more correlated with how good an investment network a certain ICO has. Which we have no idea about, sadly.

Also since most ICOs are not funded based on thow viable their business is, but how much hype they generate+whale investor network.

I am really really sticking to my guns on a viable product.
Stuff like Nafen, SKYFchain to mention a few really seems very very far from phasing into a viable product that has any practical usage. - Like most ICOs. Others like Moneytoken is just piggybacking on Celsius and SALT which from the start was pretty silly product ideas.

newbie
Activity: 25
Merit: 0
April 04, 2018, 03:34:29 PM
#39
I would actually never trust an ICO ranking site explicitly.
But I do use them in my evaluation process.

I also tend to grill the team about certain aspects. Because often you'd find a very dumbed down white-paper, because it needs to appeal to the masses. But that doesn't neccesary mean the project is shit.
That's why I use Telegram alot, and ask founders directly.

One of the reasons why I did not put my money in Celsius was actually due to some hard questions. I must say they did one of the best campaigns I have ever seen. So skillfully pumping marketing drivel outthere drowning out everybody with understanding of the economy involved. When I look at Welltrado, they have at least solved some of the problems. Avoiding using crypto as collateral, is certainly a step forward.
However I really don't understand the burning. Also I'd like to see some of the "partner platforms" speak out for Welltrado.




jr. member
Activity: 280
Merit: 1
April 04, 2018, 11:27:51 AM
#38
Radar Relay has currently launched a beta version that runs on the decentralized ethereum network and requires users to get access to it via a Brave or Metamask browser. Record on 0xtracker shows that the most recent daily trading volume was around low$ to Hign $
newbie
Activity: 46
Merit: 0
April 04, 2018, 11:22:29 AM
#37
Hi guys,

So, seeing that the amount of new ICOs are going insane, I am often thinking about which tactics you use to find new prospects?

The new ICOs are spending sick amounts of money on marketing and influencers, and it is becoming hard to distinguish good from bad.

The only real promising under the radar project I have found this month is Welltrado. I base that on a 5.0 rating on ICObench, and a double gold win at d10e. Trustworthy sources in my book.

However I don't want to spend all my allocated money for April on that one project. So guys. Do you know any upcoming ICO projects with great ratings and real-world backing that could be worth a look? I don't give a shit about bitcoin talk  hype. Give me something real, not bought by coin drops and affiliate bullshit!


The first thing I would do is find a few ICO listing sites you are comfortable with. I like Trackico, ICOpointer and ICObench. One project to look at is Deedcoin.

I'm a fan of Deedcoin also. Trackico is a solid site.
sr. member
Activity: 518
Merit: 283
April 04, 2018, 11:11:44 AM
#36
I base that on a 5.0 rating on ICObench, and a double gold win at d10e.

I do not trust the ratings on ICObench because they can be bought Angry  I look at the availability of a clever contract and the ability of the team.
member
Activity: 462
Merit: 10
April 04, 2018, 10:56:09 AM
#35
Hi guys,

So, seeing that the amount of new ICOs are going insane, I am often thinking about which tactics you use to find new prospects?

The new ICOs are spending sick amounts of money on marketing and influencers, and it is becoming hard to distinguish good from bad.

The only real promising under the radar project I have found this month is Welltrado. I base that on a 5.0 rating on ICObench, and a double gold win at d10e. Trustworthy sources in my book.

However I don't want to spend all my allocated money for April on that one project. So guys. Do you know any upcoming ICO projects with great ratings and real-world backing that could be worth a look? I don't give a shit about bitcoin talk  hype. Give me something real, not bought by coin drops and affiliate bullshit!



there are too many ICO's that make we hard to choose what will be the best to invest.
i believe if we take long time to research, we will find a good ICO's. and a number good ICO may below 20% from all ICO's.
newbie
Activity: 50
Merit: 0
April 04, 2018, 10:08:27 AM
#34
Hi guys,

So, seeing that the amount of new ICOs are going insane, I am often thinking about which tactics you use to find new prospects?

The new ICOs are spending sick amounts of money on marketing and influencers, and it is becoming hard to distinguish good from bad.

The only real promising under the radar project I have found this month is Welltrado. I base that on a 5.0 rating on ICObench, and a double gold win at d10e. Trustworthy sources in my book.

However I don't want to spend all my allocated money for April on that one project. So guys. Do you know any upcoming ICO projects with great ratings and real-world backing that could be worth a look? I don't give a shit about bitcoin talk  hype. Give me something real, not bought by coin drops and affiliate bullshit!


The first thing I would do is find a few ICO listing sites you are comfortable with. I like Trackico, ICOpointer and ICObench. One project to look at is Deedcoin.
hero member
Activity: 1036
Merit: 504
April 04, 2018, 09:54:49 AM
#33
I find it very hard to find under the radar ICOS but one ICO that came and went made me a small profit but if I had sold their token at ATH I would have near to half a million USD. I only sold like 2 k usd worth for living expenses, so now the price went down and down and waiting for it to go up again. There are low marketcap coins and tokens that are good but you need to do thorough research here on Bitcointalk, maybe watch some Youtube videos and also check out coinmarketcap regularly. It is a hard job, but at the same time not impossible to find the gems among the rocks if you are lucky.
full member
Activity: 1064
Merit: 101
April 04, 2018, 09:54:30 AM
#32
In my humble opinion I wouldn't trust Icobench ratings as they have a history of rating some of the best projects relatively low, while rating mediocre projects very high. Icodrops is much superior to them imo.
sr. member
Activity: 616
Merit: 250
April 04, 2018, 09:50:47 AM
#31
Have a look at smart containers. I will invest some ETH into it, not only speaking positive because I am wearign the signature.

There are many itnerested people in the team and no default crypto marketing bullshit like icobench or something like this.
jr. member
Activity: 102
Merit: 2
April 03, 2018, 06:11:09 AM
#30
Maybe that is why the project can seem a bit boring.
"Boring" is good. Blockchain needs more "boring". Cool
(This is a general statement - I'm not explicitly backing Welltrado here because I haven't done in-depth research.)

But I do agree that there is many many unfortunate misunderstandings. This idea that full disclosure/pseudo anonymity. Like if I paid back my friend for some lemonade, I would thus let him know everything about my finances. That's not so smart. Some disclosure may be tolerable for individuals, but it is deadly for companies.
But you can circumvent that by using privacy-friendly protocols, such as ZCash.

(Sorry, this post was delayed due to my newbie posting limit...)
jr. member
Activity: 39
Merit: 1
April 03, 2018, 05:42:15 AM
#29
I too have been trying to find lesser known ICO's which are worthy of investment. Ivan on Tech recently did an interview with the developers from ELIGMA. i was not impressed at all at first, as they resembled Russian mobsters to me (lol, they ended up being from Slovenia). i did some additional looking into it and was kind of interested. they claim to be integrating AI with blockchain in order to help customers to find the lowest possible price for everyday consumer products like phones, appliances, ect..

have any of you heard of Eligma, or do any of you have any thoughts on their project?
newbie
Activity: 42
Merit: 0
April 03, 2018, 05:23:24 AM
#28
Hi guys,

So, seeing that the amount of new ICOs are going insane, I am often thinking about which tactics you use to find new prospects?

The new ICOs are spending sick amounts of money on marketing and influencers, and it is becoming hard to distinguish good from bad.

The only real promising under the radar project I have found this month is Welltrado. I base that on a 5.0 rating on ICObench, and a double gold win at d10e. Trustworthy sources in my book.

However I don't want to spend all my allocated money for April on that one project. So guys. Do you know any upcoming ICO projects with great ratings and real-world backing that could be worth a look? I don't give a shit about bitcoin talk  hype. Give me something real, not bought by coin drops and affiliate bullshit!


are you interested in the abyss ICO ??
I think this project is very good, they got 23 expert rating in icobench, while welltrado only got 5 expert rating.
indeed this can't be the main reference, but it can help the investor to choose the best ICO.

Why do you think that Welltrado's ICO might not be something promising?
jr. member
Activity: 102
Merit: 2
April 03, 2018, 03:07:27 AM
#27
1. Are they real? - LinkedIn, etc.
Good list.
I would add to point 1: Do the founders or important team members have industry expertise? Not only in blockchain, but for a supply chain startup, supply chain expertise - for a healthcare startup, healthcare expertise - etc.
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