Topic: How to choose the right ICO? - page 12. (Read 7891 times)
in order to select right ico we should check first who are the advisors of the project and the development team and their LinkedIn profile and their roadmap and white paper all factor lead to ico token success formula
Personally, I'm not lucky with the ICO and not because of the scam. Most of the ICO in which I invested my mone, they did not even reach the soft cap. I'm in despair.
Just go to Icodrops and watch for high or very high interest ICO. All of them is good for investment. But don't bring al ofl your money to 1 ICO, take a look at 2-3 for more safely
Do not choose an ICO succumbing to emotions. It is necessary to study closely a team, whitepaper of the project and articles about it. The main thing to study ICO carefully.
The best way to choose an ICO is to read a lot about it. That's the only option and look for third party and trustworthy appraisers of the ICO. There are a lot of good ICO out there and bad ones as well. Therefore it is really going to be useful to study the ICO first in all factors.
I consider there is no specific algorithm here. But there are certainly some rules .. for example, look at the team's professionalism, according to the very idea, according to plans for collecting money. AMBT https://ambitmining.io is a token with payouts, that entitles the token holders to the percentage share of the total profit of the mining and hosting operations, which will be paid out on bi-weekly basis.
I think there are several threads here in this message board and also a lot of articles on cryptocurrencies sites which describes you what you hae to look before you want to invest in a initial coin offering. So the thing is, you have to put work in before you invest. But nobody want to do that. Everybody is just looking for some advice from successfull cryptoinvestor. But thats exactly the problem. They just listen to other people, dont read the whitepaper, and invest a small amount of money. They will maybe have a good profit, but thats all. The real investors who are informed about the project, and sure about it that it will be successfull, they are ready to invest a big amount, and they will make also a very big profit when it will be successfull.
I agree, but to Paymot, I've heard a lot, a really good company, I've just started investing and, in principle, it's still chic. They are very worried about the relevance of their project. but in principle this is the core role of the ICO
I was really glad when the companies started to unite, especially those that I trust, one company I invest or invest in co-operates with another, then I already trust two companies, thereby increasing investment and reducing risk. A good example of this is the NEM, I have been investing there for a long time, and here I find that they have teamed up with Paytomat. Generally did not know what it was. I'm a gambler gambling and I decided to put it there and everything turned out super now looking for such different cases because the stable success of these two forces to move forward.
Generally in my opinion ICO is always a good option. In particular, it is very profitable to look for companies that are only gaining momentum and investing in them, because after a rapid growth on this you can raise the money. Of these, companies have recently found Paytomat for themselves. As if the company is not very popular, it already cooperates with NEM and Hacken, which I trust. Details can be read on them on the telegram channel, called Paytomat Announcements. But in general, I do not want to impose my point of view, so think for yourself
Of course many factors r considered to choose the right ICO projects. Firstly reading the WP carefully is a must, then u have to check its team and visit their profiles to see if they r really experienced or not. Also the concept of the project, and its roadmap r another signs showing u if the project is going to success or not.
Well the best way to choose thw right ICO is to consider all the choices because we're talking about money here and the money you invest is the fruit of your hard work so if you want to make the right choice do some research.
Theres no hard and fast rule for choosing a good ico, and your criterion may be wrong. But Allstocks is a good option , cos its got a great team
But for now the criteria are low. Even looking for decent English rules out 50% of them.
To choose right ICO you should to know enough about segment in which they do their business and analyse their plans and intentions if this ICO is going to be succeced
To be able to choose the right ICO you have to read and understand really about the ICO, from project quality, project concept, project vision, and mission, project flow, future project prospects, project team, whitepaper, project wallet there are investors or not, coins also need to be considered, whether the coin produced has a good value in the market. All must be completely detailed so as not to be hit by a scam project.
There is the VC rule: administration, technology and sales -> it is all focused on the team.
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With more and more ICOs coming up frequently, care should be taken while selecting one. The first and foremost rule is not to follow the crowd. Don't listen to others shill. Do your own research. Understand the project and observe the issue it solves. Take a look at the team and for an active community. Study the whitepaper and roadmap. This way you can find a good project.
One Blind rule we can choose right ico if the ico attend the blockchain conference then we can relay they are serious and will stand on their working team we can relay on
These days team is more important. Because after ico and collecting money, it is possible to develop stuff.
I have seen some projects, team must announce that project owner are scam, they didn't pay for team and disconnect when the project was running. So the project owner is important. Jump to: