Topic: How to choose a good ICO project? (Read 130 times)

you are right, the key is in their team,
even the website of the project look great and have a beautiful whitepaper, there is no guarantee if the crowdsale will running well my friend
because everything is depends on their team members

What I have seen differs a lot from this criteria, if the team is not credible or can't hire some known people like some of them did before the ico, they can't rise a lot of money even if their project are great.

Miners secure the Coin network by making it difficult to attack, alter or stop. The more miners that mine, the more the secure the network. The only way to reverse Coin transactions is to have more than 51% of the network hash power. Distributed hash power spread among many different miners keeps Coin secure and safe.

Essentially, miners are serving the Coin community by confirming every transaction and making sure that every single one of them is legitimate. They all compete with one another, using software written specifically to mine blocks. Every time a new block is ‘sealed off’, meaning that a miner has successfully created a correct hash sequence, he or she gets a reward. The overall number of Coins is limited, so the more coins are mined, the more valuable each of them becomes. Thus, even though the amount of Coins per block will inevitably decrease, the value of miners’ rewards will most likely stay the same or even rise. Normally, it would be extremely easy to produce a hash from a collection of information, computers are really good at this. Hence why, to prevent users from hashing thousands of transaction blocks each second and mining all of the available Coins within minutes, the Coin network has to deliberately make the process more difficult.
TIM blockchain comprises root layer and lower layer called as mutigraph. With this system, blocks are mined by lower layer and added to the root layer. Each block is added always at the end of the blockchain. TIM has two miners :

TIM graph miner mines micro blocks in each graph and this is verified by upper layer blockchain miner. Hash of the block mined by given graph is stored in the new block created by block miner in root layer. The block of graph is stored in the nodes of that particular graph only. So, the root layer is very light weight as it stores only the Merkle root of blocks of lower layer graph.
TIM blockchain is mined in each of the graph shards as good as the top layer consensus blockchain. The miners need to stake 5 TIMs for graph mining and 100 TIMs for blockchain’s consensus layer. The mining is memory intensive for graph miners and network intensive for consensus layer. A new block is mined every 5 seconds. There will be approximately 6.3 Million (6,307,200) blocks generated in a year. Each graph miner earns 0.01 TIMs for winning the graph consensus. Based on this information we provide a sample calculation of ROI for mining assuming each case for a year.

The default state has 2 graphs. If 100 nodes mine this a year, each of them would receive 1300 TIMs (in normal conditions). During this the average bandwidth will be 100 Tx/s. As the demand for bandwidth increases, the graph forks into more parts. And accordingly the bandwidth increases more than proportional due to reduction of latency. Considering a 20% efficiency due to 50% reduction in reflection distance for each hop of nodes, the bandwidth increases to 300 Tx/s. The average ROI of miners increases to 1,444 TIMs per year. The increase of ROI is attributed to increase in geographical density of transactions.

Choosing a good ICO to invest makes you have a headache? You can view the ICO evaluation criteria below:

1. The project must be of a rational scale, with a focus on value, avoiding inflated, exaggerated projects by numbers: Statistics show that ICO projects are " is in the $ 2-10 million range. This number is sufficient for the project development team and has a proof of concept for a product that is likely to succeed. It should be noted that when receiving this investment, the team must know to allocate to the business activities, project development in a transparent and transparent manner.

2.  Read Whitepaper: A prospectus that records all information about an ICO project. You have to know what the ICO idea is, there is no potential, where the application is, there is no real value. It is important that the project applies on the blockchain network.

3. The development team, advisor, consultant: The first is that they do not have: D Second, do they do their own business and have success in their own field? The reality is that all leaders who want to succeed with a big project must have a place in their own field. Again, have they developed any blockchain-related projects, or won any blockchain prizes? When you have questions that are not supported, or your email address is automatically sent, then your question is pending for an entire month?

4. Avoid projects with dark periods on the roadmap. Good ICO projects must have clear road maps, milestones, and what they will do next. , not just until December 2017 will open office in Iraq, or June 2018 opened offices in Cambodia. You can not wait for a year to produce the alpha, preferably a token that can be applied right away to use the company's service immediately after the ICO.

5. Token remaining unsold must cancel: Moreover, you have to ensure that the project will not have too many Offerings to over-supply situation, push the price down too low.

6. User community: The community of the product or service must be strong and free from new liquidity. Because if the community is sparse, no one uses the product when you sell token no one will buy. In addition, the project's leaders, CEO or Founder must interact with their user community. Users have easy access to top executives, proving they are very interested in users, and their products have real value.

If you intend to invest in ICO then refer to the above, I believe they are useful. Have a good project to invest.

Happy Investing!