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Topic: How do I recognize a company with better future (Read 241 times)

jr. member
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Merit: 10
November 10, 2017, 10:15:56 AM
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It is immpossible to predict what will happen in the future.
You should read carefully the whitepaper of the project and team experience.
newbie
Activity: 34
Merit: 0
You're never sure which tokens will skyrocket and which ones will totally devalue.
BUT here's a couple of suggestions:
1. Check all the info about founders, their background.
Check their LinkedIn.
How much experience do they have?
Do they look real?
Do they have real connections?
2. Read the white paper attentively.
Do they have a clear transparent plan?
Is their hardcap adequate to goal they've set?
Is decentralization and blockchain necessary to solve a problem they want to solve?

Daily I see ICO's which actually don't need any blockchain to solve their problem.

Answering all these questions will help you to understand whether guys want to change the world or grab the cash.
newbie
Activity: 2
Merit: 0
It s good to know the motives of the company first and then decide whether to invest. At last still your instincts should guide you to invest or not.
newbie
Activity: 11
Merit: 0
For me I recognize a comoany by look at there website if you are pertainingto an ICO well they this chart to identify if its hard capital or soft capital if its hard thats is the right time to celebrate it well a a good future.

It's probably worth your time to check company's media coverage, their documentation (the mere absence of such should ring an alarm bell), the top management background (especially for involvement in fraudulent activities) and general viability of their business idea.

You should check carefully mediaresources, Whitepaper of the company, founders, investors, advisors and should always remember, investments in ICO's projects, it is a high risk.
full member
Activity: 168
Merit: 100
For me I recognize a comoany by look at there website if you are pertainingto an ICO well they this chart to identify if its hard capital or soft capital if its hard thats is the right time to celebrate it well a a good future.
newbie
Activity: 59
Merit: 0
It's probably worth your time to check company's media coverage, their documentation (the mere absence of such should ring an alarm bell), the top management background (especially for involvement in fraudulent activities) and general viability of their business idea.
newbie
Activity: 28
Merit: 0
So we just go into with faith and with the capital that cannot affects us
member
Activity: 235
Merit: 11
It's not that easy to decide whether it's gonna be big hit or something you don't wanna make a deal with.

Let's take a look at Yahoo. Google wanted to sell to Yahoo for only $1 million in 1998. But Yahoo wasn't interested. Then when Yahoo got it's interest to buy Google, they offered 3 billion but Google wanted 2 billion more. The deal was called off. Then we all know about what happened to Yahoo finally.

On the other hand, look at Instagram. Instagram came up with an idea of photo sharing which was nothing new. But Facebook announced one of the biggest deal of the history and bought Instagram for $1 billion. At that time Instagram didn't had any revenue. But now it's a great success.
newbie
Activity: 28
Merit: 0
Some time last year a friend of my introduce a cryptocurrence to me for an initial investment hoping that after a while the value will increase until now I have not able to withdraw my initial capital because the coin does not have value. How do I know a company with good futur.value
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