Topic: How do you find and evaluate ICO's? - page 2. (Read 207 times)
It is not easy to assess the quality of the ICO. It happens that the project does not represent anything from itself, and then you look, and he went to the moon and does not return to the ground.
I always have found interesting ICO through Youtube, after that I usually read the white paper and join the Telegram. If there's a few eeks left usually the Telegram activity will show if it's interesting enough.
Hey forum,
I was doing a little research on where to find ICOs and what the key factors are to evaluate them. However, I can't seem to find a lot more than opinionated blogposts about it, so I want to have some fact-based answers. That's why I'm conducting a survey about this. 12 questions, takes about 3,5 minutes. Find it here: https://iqresearch.typeform.com/to/kGh2Gg
It's anonymous, but I included some general questions to see if there are some interesting discrepancies between age groups or locations.
I read the rules, but I'm still new. So if this doesn't belong here, please be gentle
I was doing a little research on where to find ICOs and what the key factors are to evaluate them. However, I can't seem to find a lot more than opinionated blogposts about it, so I want to have some fact-based answers. That's why I'm conducting a survey about this. 12 questions, takes about 3,5 minutes. Find it here: https://iqresearch.typeform.com/to/kGh2Gg
It's anonymous, but I included some general questions to see if there are some interesting discrepancies between age groups or locations.
I read the rules, but I'm still new. So if this doesn't belong here, please be gentle
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