Topic: How to Choose a Good ICO - page 70. (Read 10190 times)
When I choose a ico, the first thing I will do is check the team. If the team is great, I will find out what is the target of the project, is the problem need to do with blockchain? Often, when I finish this, almost 95% icos are not worth to invest.
If it was easy to choose a good ICO, then everyone would become rich) You need to carefully read the White Paper, study competitive projects, and understand whether this product in the market at all.
I think before choosing an ICO to invest, amen investor must carry out a proper preliminary research to evaluate what the ICO is really all about, thorough reading of the white paper shoukd also be helpful.
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
Which elements I need to consider, the team? the product? the promoting technology? or something else?
Thanks for any suggestions
How to choose a good ICO :
1. Check the website
2. Whitepaper
3. Developer and Manager
4. The project
5. The progress of ongoing ICO
After that you can decide that ICO is worth to join or not
In my opinion, choosing a good ICO is knowing the people behind them it is critical to know the nature of the company and the team's behind ICO's,go for disruptive concepts search for it much better and understand there target market it might only collecting funds and run away again.
You could look for news from white paper or socail media network as Reddit, Steemit, ...
You could look for news from white paper or socail media network as Reddit, Steemit, ...
Read their whitepaper. That's what I do. A lot of information about a project and the coin are in the whitepaper and it tells you if the coin will be useful or not
I think it depends on what do you mean when telling "Good ICO". If you want to invest for a long term, then your criteria is good, but when it comes to a short term, than hype around an ICO is more important. Even if the team have only a good whitepaper and no product at all, it still can give you x2-x5 when it starts trading.
When the market grows, then x2-x3 can be done on any project. The most important thing is to buy tokens at the earliest stage. Many projects give a discount on the presale more than 50%. A 50% discount already provides you with x2 at the time of listing.
There are certainly a lot of red flags, which you need to pay attention to. But lately I've noticed this tendency.
Now more companies want to raise more than 20 million, so I have less confidence in these projects. If with such an appetite, they do not have investors before ICO starts, and nothing is sold or sold a little on private sales, then this is a clear sign that it is better not to invest. And then buy on the exchange after the listing.
Now more companies want to raise more than 20 million, so I have less confidence in these projects. If with such an appetite, they do not have investors before ICO starts, and nothing is sold or sold a little on private sales, then this is a clear sign that it is better not to invest. And then buy on the exchange after the listing.
Every user has their own opinion in choosing the right ICO for investment; you could just do your own research to know this in a better way. By checking the ICO's project potential, team, advisors and social activity, etc.
The first thing I look at is the ICO website. Is it possible to say that this site is a promising project or it is made in five minutes. Sometimes at this stage the interest in the project disappears. If the project is not a Scam, his team will seriously approach the creation of a comfortable and stylish site. After all, first of all, the site is designed for investors the worse and unattractive site, the less tokens they sell. If you want to sell your product, the site should be considered to the smallest detail.
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
Which elements I need to consider, the team? the product? the promoting technology? or something else?
Thanks for any suggestions
first, you need to research their project and try to learn about them on his whitepaper, roadmap, or even website.also find in trackICO, ICObazar, and ICObench, at least it will help you.
The only way that I'm going to do on spotting a, very good ICO is that I check their social networks and communities like Reddit, Twitter, Telegram and other social media networks
First, look for their Telegram Channel community because good ICOs have great social media networks especially in Telegram.
Second, their bounty campaign managers means a lot because good ICOs are hiring good bounty campaign managers and not just newbies or junior members.
Second, their bounty campaign managers means a lot because good ICOs are hiring good bounty campaign managers and not just newbies or junior members.
When I'm selecting good ICO, I consider about bellow facts:
1. Project Idea and is it possible to implement in real world.
2. Team members and advisory board
3. Road map ,white paper and other documentation
4. budget planing.
1. Project Idea and is it possible to implement in real world.
2. Team members and advisory board
3. Road map ,white paper and other documentation
4. budget planing.
I think it depends on what do you mean when telling "Good ICO". If you want to invest for a long term, then your criteria is good, but when it comes to a short term, than hype around an ICO is more important. Even if the team have only a good whitepaper and no product at all, it still can give you x2-x5 when it starts trading.
It hard to choose which is the good ICO because you'll have to do a lot of research about the ICO.Reading there white paper also is helpful but some of these are not. Just do some your own research about your chosen ICO. Knowing the ICO's strength through their social community is slightly sufficient especially telegram community because when telegram has many members then that's the best indication of being a good ICO. Maybe it will help you too.
it seems to me that the surest way to determine whether a project is good is to study its white paper.there once everything is clear
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.
If you want to have a look and get some information in a good ICO that will start in short period of time, I can suggest you RAWG.
The ICO site is this one: RAWG. It's a video game discovery platform that converts your skills into goods and services.
You can earn tokens by playing your favorite games. The site is already working, with more than 50,000 games in the database and new games are getting added every day. This is the site: https://rawg.io/
Quite good looking, don't you think?
They have just started a very rich Bounty program for everyone who is willing to participate:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--3333252
with a nice referral program that can double your rewards.
You can also join the airdrop here.
I hope this information is helpful!
The ICO site is this one: RAWG. It's a video game discovery platform that converts your skills into goods and services.
You can earn tokens by playing your favorite games. The site is already working, with more than 50,000 games in the database and new games are getting added every day. This is the site: https://rawg.io/
Quite good looking, don't you think?
They have just started a very rich Bounty program for everyone who is willing to participate:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--3333252
with a nice referral program that can double your rewards.
You can also join the airdrop here.
I hope this information is helpful!
ICOs also follow the limited supply-demand principle. Thus in order to choose a potential one, in my opinion, you should have a deep knowledge about the ICO that you are caring about, and the support team behind it, you could forecast its future exactly.
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