Topic: How to Choose a Good ICO - page 18. (Read 10187 times)
For me, these factors are important: good experience in the ICO team, the size of the crypto community, whether the crypto project has a useful product, marketing. If these components are all right, I decide to invest.
I think the easiest thing to choose a good ICO is to use data from ICO rating, I always make ICO rating as the main reference for choosing a good ICO so I always get big profits.
When you are choosing in which ICO do you want to invest, you must ask yourself which project do you want to back. Also, learn more about crowdfunding and how does it works.
Do not buy tokens which not have utility, buy tokens that you actually willing to use.
Do not buy tokens which not have utility, buy tokens that you actually willing to use.
I heard about a good ICO and i am following them, they have cool product and an existing ecosystem. They have their topic on the ann thread - https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.44490879
They have the most things that i looked every time when i was searching for some ICO to invest. They are using EOS blockchain which they connect with the real world.
They have the most things that i looked every time when i was searching for some ICO to invest. They are using EOS blockchain which they connect with the real world.
Hi guys, there are so many ICOs, such as those listed in https://www.coinschedule.com. It's pretty hard to review them one by one.
Which elements I need to consider, the team? the product? the promoting technology? or something else?
Thanks for any suggestions
This is what you need to do. There are managers who have already reviewed a lot of ICOs and they mostly bring the promising on board. What you need to do is to join those managers on telegram and trust their reviewed campaigns. You will make it. Which elements I need to consider, the team? the product? the promoting technology? or something else?
Thanks for any suggestions
There are 4 that i can give,Check Community and Media, Find out everything you can about the development team,First off, make sure that the developers are not anonymous.Read the ANN thread on BitcoinTalk,BitcoinTalk.org is the biggest forum dedicated to Bitcoin and everything crypto-related. When it comes to ICOs, this page will definitely come in handy, as this is where the announcements (marked [ANN]) are made. If the ICO you’re considering investing in is not there – drop it.
Many Japanese projects are excellent. There are few fraud. Crackdown on the Financial Services Agency and other organizations is difficult, so fraud is unlikely to occur.
I think that there obviously will not do without what is now called success, because today there are still no tools that would really verify the legality of the project and the legality of the intentions of this team. I think that it will not be difficult, but there are still no such services.
Of course, the way to find the best project to invest is looking the activity of project development some months after the ico. But the profit in short perspective is the smaller than if you had found and invested to project in it's beginning.
I invest only in projects that have a finished product. For example Kamagames, new promising project. They have a lot of experience in their field and already have achievements. I'm just participating in their bounty campaign. I advise you to pay attention to this coin.
Hello. The important thing to look for first and foremost is the authenticity of idea or product and service that is been pitched for funding. Are these ideal, product or services genuine? Are they saleable in the market. Second thing is to check the supply of the token and it's tech development.
Ico ratings from several website providers are also quite helpful. That can be taken into consideration, the review is quite complete, but do not serve as the main reference. Another suggestion is to pay attention to the development team if it is supported by a professional and influential team in the cryptocurrency world it usually has a good future.In my opinion, investing money and wasting time researching the current ico projects now does not make any sense at all. I prefer not to invest even in such hype projects, such as hedera - it's easier to wait out all these falls and obscurities in fiat and enter when there will be confidence that the market has gone up! Don't you think so?
I would prefer to pick ICO which had a working product or at least they are in progress. Make sure the ICO are real and you can see them how active they are in social media and spreading the word about their project.
team, product, roadmap and advisor is an important element. But do not forget who the ICO manager is, how the track record manager. If previously he managed an ICO and was successful. Most likely the next ICO will be successful.
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In my own way, I think by researching on the following, you can chose well. The team, the idea behind the project, what the project aims to achieve and how strong their community is can contribute a whole lot to show how good an ICO will be and vice versa.
There are millions of ways to use blockchain, and new ideas emerge every day. Today, the market is not impressed with coins which only create a "decentralized currency" model. Bitcoin is a revolutionary idea when it was first discovered, but now all crypto currencies have that function. Look for something that makes a new round of the old concept or tries to achieve something ambitious. If you see language that is unclear or too grandiose from a crypto project website, stay away because this might be a trick.
1) Protocol/dapp (especialy those that is solving some problems for NEO/Ethereum network)
2) Hard-cap less then 10-20 millions $.
3) Presale white-list, especially without public sales (whitelist only).
4) Good hype around (many viral in socials, blogs, here in topics like "most promicing ico of december")
It’s a good list. Unfortunately hype around is not a good criteria now. Hype is sold and bought like any other commodity. Many potentially failed ICOs or scams are skillfully disguised as good and successful ones. 2) Hard-cap less then 10-20 millions $.
3) Presale white-list, especially without public sales (whitelist only).
4) Good hype around (many viral in socials, blogs, here in topics like "most promicing ico of december")
before you invest in an ICO please do all necessary research on that project, you need to find out their roadmap and team members via their whitepapers and website. also try to know the mission of the project and how easily the community will adopt their coin
Hi guys, there are so many ICOs, such as those listed in https://www.coinschedule.com. It's pretty hard to review them one by one.
Which elements I need to consider, the team? the product? the promoting technology? or something else?
Thanks for any suggestions
The first thing to do is to go to the exchange and this is an important issue, and then look at the number of people in the telegrm community and pay attention to the heat of the token.Which elements I need to consider, the team? the product? the promoting technology? or something else?
Thanks for any suggestions
the third you can looks the team, history of team like handle project before.... when the previous project is success hundled by team you can said that project will be success too
to the four is about the project, can used by many people or not.
In order to be able to identify promising ICO projects, you need a lot of experience. First of all, you should pay attention to the project team, product, advisors and white paper, but all this does not guarantee that the project will not be a Scam.
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