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Topic: How do you find good ICOs? - page 26. (Read 4983 times)

sr. member
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May 26, 2018, 01:28:01 AM
I usually see ICO's website icorating, icobanch, and icodrops. but do not fully believe in the rating list on the site, you should check first by checking the whitepaper.

I use these sites too when looking for good ICOs because the analysts are already experts in dissecting ICOs and I am just a newbie in the ICO field that's why reading about their ideas gives us an idea too on what to look for in a project. I also look at the community of the ICO and how the team responds to the questions of the members because through that way, you will know if they are knowledgeable with what they are doing and to monitor the progress of the project if they are following their roadmap.

In this forum, I look at the list too of some ICO enthusiast because they already have a rating or grading system to the ICOs so it would minimize our list as to what ICOs are ideal for investing or even joining the bounty campaigns. This is the link https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ico-spreadsheets-2552575
newbie
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May 26, 2018, 01:13:36 AM
Start your ICO research on all these ICO rating sites: icodrops.com, icomarks.com, icobench.com and some more. After finding any highly rated ICO on more than one website, research its team, project, roadmap and other details on its website, social media and  these bitcointalk altcoin forums.
how to research a good ICO and the method you used above is very complete, and it motivates me to follow your steps, so that I get a good project. thanks for this helpful information

Exactly, most of the websites mentioned in the above are ICO listing websites where we can find them all the coins that runs their ICO.  Because websites are giving some specified rating to each ICO and it will be beneficial for all investors to find potential in the projects.
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May 26, 2018, 12:25:34 AM
Start your ICO research on all these ICO rating sites: icodrops.com, icomarks.com, icobench.com and some more. After finding any highly rated ICO on more than one website, research its team, project, roadmap and other details on its website, social media and  these bitcointalk altcoin forums.
how to research a good ICO and the method you used above is very complete, and it motivates me to follow your steps, so that I get a good project. thanks for this helpful information
hero member
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May 25, 2018, 09:43:06 PM
I usually see ICO's website icorating, icobanch, and icodrops. but do not fully believe in the rating list on the site, you should check first by checking the whitepaper.
ico bench etc it is a rating to be able to determine good or bad. indeed with the ico rating makes us more easy to flow the projeck that we will follow
sr. member
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May 25, 2018, 08:28:47 PM
I usually see ICO's website icorating, icobanch, and icodrops. but do not fully believe in the rating list on the site, you should check first by checking the whitepaper.
newbie
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May 25, 2018, 08:03:11 PM
ICOs? We cant exactly say that our current ICO project is the best to suggest to everyone, we find it interesting on its own so we decided to join, its up to you to look around and check some project also.
full member
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May 25, 2018, 07:29:46 PM
#99
Start your ICO research on all these ICO rating sites: icodrops.com, icomarks.com, icobench.com and some more. After finding any highly rated ICO on more than one website, research its team, project, roadmap and other details on its website, social media and  these bitcointalk altcoin forums.
newbie
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May 25, 2018, 07:22:53 PM
#98
There are a lot of ways but as you made mention of a good way: i suggest you try some platforms that rate ICOs, goggle trends for those that are popular and some trusted others such are bountylord.com, bountyhive and others. Nevertheless, none could guarantee the complete success of the ICO so sometimes your intuitions concerning the team and the idea behind the project could also matter a lot.
sr. member
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May 25, 2018, 05:19:56 AM
#97
I do not working with ico projects but everyday i see few new posts about this. So if I want to start, I would come in the most-often-displayed topics about the recommendations of these projects and there I would find something for myself. This is the easiest way because there are people there which have experience and big knowdegle about it
hero member
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May 15, 2018, 03:21:39 AM
#96
i dont invest now in icos, cause for now there almoust all of them when they go to the exchange price drops in 99% of the cases
today there are too much icos, and most of them just want to collect money. if you see that ico longs for the months, dont invest there, normal icos is going for couple weeks. but now almost all of them have presale, private sale, and other stuff, i think its not right, it just for the money
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May 15, 2018, 02:49:29 AM
#95
More details would better describe a legit ICO like; Check out for white  paper and go through the project details, team members details and their background, amount invested for marketing and other things as well, checkout if the ICO does have an infrastructure already in place. You can very well trust in an ICO who has been in the industry with their services having their infrastructure all around. The would be so legit to the fact they have to keep their reputation up which is already in place.
newbie
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May 15, 2018, 12:19:56 AM
#94
to find a good ICO is not easy,
because, we should know all of about the project
also, we must learn their whitepaper, and their team carefully
and what kind of features they will bring, because a good project will bring new features  Wink

Very correct, Going through their Whitepaper is very important
newbie
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May 15, 2018, 12:18:06 AM
#93
I only check the forum alt. Coin section, read a lot of Whitepaper and depend on my gut for decision making
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May 14, 2018, 11:57:30 PM
#92
There are a lot of ICOS who seem to be a good program, but they do not have the smell of the success. that is why i am always trying to contribute to those projects that are looking good for a long term.

Check if the profile team pics is displayed and check the use case. Read the whitepapers and see on the Product usefull.

Yeah, read and understand the entire concept of the project, but think also that scammers are still around us and definitely they have using ICO project to get money from the community. They are working it hard also so we can't easily take it down such ICO is legit or not. That's why we just be cautious in doing these.
The most important thing is to look at the project and see if they have the potential of becoming a success, there are many coins that are released that make no sense after reading just a few lines you realize that there is no way they can make that a reality, so by using a little bit of common sense you can avoid most of the scams that are in the market right now.
You are right in the sense that there are many icos right now that seems to be decent but that is because the scammers are getting better at creating projects that may seem feasible but you can tell that the project is never going to succeed, they are lacking something it is difficult to pinpoint exactly what they are lacking but you know it when you see it.
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May 13, 2018, 03:40:20 PM
#91
It is hard to find good icos, majority of them are sold in a presale to giant vcs. Whitelists are oversubscribed and we can no longer get rich from these icos. only rich get richer!
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May 13, 2018, 03:33:11 PM
#90
As many people already mentioned here, Amazix partnershiped ICOs look better. Other than that I depend on some telegram channels and one website called crushcrypto.com
They are very good and honest about reviewing.
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May 13, 2018, 01:25:09 PM
#89
Since I participate in the bounty, I find good ISOs through reliable managers of bounties or company bounties.
There are not so many of them, here are some examples of them:
Amazix group:
www.amazix.com           bounties.biz
needmoney group:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/tokensuite-needmoney-olcaytu2005-psy0-bounty-program-management-services-2277262
Sylon:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/sylon-112240
Of course, you need to research the projects they proposed. This is one of the ways, but most often I use it.
this can be a benchmark for a good ico with a good bounty manager I think can be a determinant for ico's success. where the influence of the manager will be good and can attract many investors to join in the ico.
full member
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May 13, 2018, 11:50:06 AM
#88
to find a good ICO is not easy,
because, we should know all of about the project
also, we must learn their whitepaper, and their team carefully
and what kind of features they will bring, because a good project will bring new features  Wink
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May 13, 2018, 10:25:21 AM
#87
the way I found a good ICO is to review some aspects of the project, such as whitepapers, roadmaps, website content, development teams, program partners and project ratings.

we can not know the exact answer before the ICO runs and ends. examples of ico that I have followed and succeeded were, Kick City, Ziggurat, and Zapit.
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May 13, 2018, 08:04:48 AM
#86
Hello guys please I will like us to share our views on how to find good ICOs and If you have a special website or link that have been tested and trusted  where we can get good recommendations about genuine ICOs please kindly share it with us!!!

no one article, no one channel and link cant gived to you 100% chance on XXes
u have a eyes for the seeking info and your head for analys)
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