If we take on consideration all those points I think we areon the rigt track, its better to be choosy than to waste our money and effort for some useless project. better be cautious than regret on the end. As well on choosing bounties.
Yeah I know right
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I think many factors r considered to choose the right ICO projects. Firstly reading the whitepaper carefully is a must, then u`ve 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.
How do you feel, can I trust the choice of ICO professional analysts? There are a lot of such communities and individual researchers 
am choose icos based on raitings, in particular ICO drops team!
its a good project, non sponsored ICO's.
and icobench raitings.
its a good project, non sponsored ICO's.
and icobench raitings.
There are lots of projects coming to the market almost every day, and it is very difficult to follow and examine for the normal user. Before investing, you should definitely ask yourself why I'm investing in this project, not others. What kind of changes will occur in the real world. What are the targets and objectives.Think about how realistic and feasable their goals are. Another important issue what is the coin distribution to its own team, and you have a reason to suspect that if they divide fifty percent and over, a good project should allocate most of the distribution for roadmap, because it will need resources in the future.
Who works in the project? When we go to the website and look at it, make sure that all responsible people are connected to a Linkedin link along with their first name, last name and photos. It is helpful to identify these people as real persons and it may be a good sign that the company is not afraid of being contacted. In some scam projects can be used pictures of someone else If a Avatar is being used instead of a photo, stay away from that project. Most likely the names they wrote are not real people.
Remember, there are now thousands of ICO projects, and most of them are trying to steal our money. Always have reason to suspect. You have accumulated money for months and years by adding your night to the day, and unfortunately someone covets it. Learn to protect yourself. If the project promises to make a huge profit in the short term, it would indicate that it is not a serious company. I am talking about 'the to the moon' concept. . If something seems like a scam, it probably is. Trust your senses. Finally, let's end up with the general rules everyone must know. Invest only what you can afford to loose this is the place where you can reset your money overnight, remember that. The second important rule always do your own research. Don't settle for what others say, don't forget it's your money and if you lose, you're gonna be the one to worry about.
Who works in the project? When we go to the website and look at it, make sure that all responsible people are connected to a Linkedin link along with their first name, last name and photos. It is helpful to identify these people as real persons and it may be a good sign that the company is not afraid of being contacted. In some scam projects can be used pictures of someone else If a Avatar is being used instead of a photo, stay away from that project. Most likely the names they wrote are not real people.
Remember, there are now thousands of ICO projects, and most of them are trying to steal our money. Always have reason to suspect. You have accumulated money for months and years by adding your night to the day, and unfortunately someone covets it. Learn to protect yourself. If the project promises to make a huge profit in the short term, it would indicate that it is not a serious company. I am talking about 'the to the moon' concept. . If something seems like a scam, it probably is. Trust your senses. Finally, let's end up with the general rules everyone must know. Invest only what you can afford to loose this is the place where you can reset your money overnight, remember that. The second important rule always do your own research. Don't settle for what others say, don't forget it's your money and if you lose, you're gonna be the one to worry about.
I think you already answered your questions because all of the given choices are right. You must do all those things to find the good ICO. You know choosing the right ICO is just like finding a needle in a crowded places I mean all of the ICO's are good but we don't know if that Ico is already good for us because sometimes a scam ICo is just like a real good ICo. What I mean the real ICo is difficult to distinguish among scam ICO's. So it is base on how you are differentiate a scam and real ICO. So you must deeper you knowledge about ICO for you to find the right one.
I look at the team, the idea, the tokens. I think that's the most important thing. the main thing to think about, to make the right decision. because sometimes the idea is good, but the team is not. sometimes Vice versa, it all depends on the people always.
I carefully choose the company. There are similar digests, how to do it and you can find them on this forum, or on YouTube. In short, what is most important:
1. Team. Information about people needs to be online. Facebook, Twitter and other social networks. Scammers usually hide their identities.
2. Product. It must be in demand and it really implemented the idea or development.
3. The attitude to the program. Website design, how the team communicates with the participants. This is important. If things go bad, chances are the team is not working well.
I now participate in the bounty and buy the token-ICO Daneel. In my opinion this is a good project. They have a good team and an interesting product in demand.
1. Team. Information about people needs to be online. Facebook, Twitter and other social networks. Scammers usually hide their identities.
2. Product. It must be in demand and it really implemented the idea or development.
3. The attitude to the program. Website design, how the team communicates with the participants. This is important. If things go bad, chances are the team is not working well.
I now participate in the bounty and buy the token-ICO Daneel. In my opinion this is a good project. They have a good team and an interesting product in demand.
choose ico by 3 easy steps :
1. good team
2. whitepaper .
3. support from team.
I am seeing all these 3 in Ambit Mining: https://ambitmining.io/
1. good team
2. whitepaper .
3. support from team.
I am seeing all these 3 in Ambit Mining: https://ambitmining.io/
All are required but Team (This includes Advisory board) is most important because without a big team its not possible to other cryteria.
Choosing the right ICO goes to your preference but most of us here are looking first with it's roadmap but that's not a good basis now. I'm looking for the team of developers for that ICO because everyone can make a fantastic roadmap. I would go for Ambit Mining as it has completed all my criterias. https://ambitmining.io/
I think u have to know the people behind them, go for disruptive concepts, of course understand the target market... So, evaluate the technology, nitpick the WP and know what the coins r for...
Interesting poll.
Lately, I read an article from panteracapital.com. They also look into ICOs. One guy, dont remember his name said, the main factor they look into is if an ICO team is able to build a large community. Cause Crypto is currently less about demand&supply, it's more a community thing.
Lately, I read an article from panteracapital.com. They also look into ICOs. One guy, dont remember his name said, the main factor they look into is if an ICO team is able to build a large community. Cause Crypto is currently less about demand&supply, it's more a community thing.
I think many factors r considered to choose the right ICO projects. Firstly reading the whitepaper carefully is a must, then u`ve 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.
Something you have to know to choose the right ICO:
1. Know the people/team behind them
2. Go for disruptive concepts
The product or service they offer must address a real need area and use revolutionary solutions. Look for concepts that truly seek to disrupt the status quo of a particular industry by leveraging the strengths of blockchain.
3. Understand the target market
It is important to put the company, their technology, and product or service in the context of their target market. They will inevitably be subjected to the market and regulatory pressures of their target industries, so knowing the environment should give you an idea of what challenges and opportunities these ventures face.
4. Evaluate the technology
One can also evaluate the viability of a venture through its proof of concept. Ventures with proofs of concept and pilot case studies are often safer bets. ICOs that offer nothing more than an idea bear significant risk compared to ventures that have proofs of concept already available for evaluation and testing.
5. Nitpick the white paper
A white paper serves as the company’s pitch to potential investors. As such, it should be well-written and substantial enough to provide compelling arguments on why people should trust the venture with their investments. Nitpicking the white paper could prove useful in revealing the details of how their solutions work and what need areas they will be addressing.
6. Know what the coins are for
Integral to ICOs are the coins or tokens themselves. Aside from functioning as the form of security (similar to stocks in traditional investments or initial public offerings), these coins often have other functions with the platform or ecosystem.
Keep in mind that not all commodities (digital and real) may be ready to be tokenized and traded digitally like bitcoin. If the market isn’t ready, it will ultimately affect the venture and the value of their token.
1. Know the people/team behind them
2. Go for disruptive concepts
The product or service they offer must address a real need area and use revolutionary solutions. Look for concepts that truly seek to disrupt the status quo of a particular industry by leveraging the strengths of blockchain.
3. Understand the target market
It is important to put the company, their technology, and product or service in the context of their target market. They will inevitably be subjected to the market and regulatory pressures of their target industries, so knowing the environment should give you an idea of what challenges and opportunities these ventures face.
4. Evaluate the technology
One can also evaluate the viability of a venture through its proof of concept. Ventures with proofs of concept and pilot case studies are often safer bets. ICOs that offer nothing more than an idea bear significant risk compared to ventures that have proofs of concept already available for evaluation and testing.
5. Nitpick the white paper
A white paper serves as the company’s pitch to potential investors. As such, it should be well-written and substantial enough to provide compelling arguments on why people should trust the venture with their investments. Nitpicking the white paper could prove useful in revealing the details of how their solutions work and what need areas they will be addressing.
6. Know what the coins are for
Integral to ICOs are the coins or tokens themselves. Aside from functioning as the form of security (similar to stocks in traditional investments or initial public offerings), these coins often have other functions with the platform or ecosystem.
Keep in mind that not all commodities (digital and real) may be ready to be tokenized and traded digitally like bitcoin. If the market isn’t ready, it will ultimately affect the venture and the value of their token.
With so many icos, it's hard to choose right. i will be using tokenway service soon. they will buy packs fo the best icos and deliver them to your wallet every month.
At first i was sketchy but they closed the registration at 100 clients. i think they dont look greedy at all.
At first i was sketchy but they closed the registration at 100 clients. i think they dont look greedy at all.
It seems to be a good project. Could you give me some link from them? I was interested and wanted to research more about
Interest for April paid to Ecex Exchange accounts - total 15,250.00 ZIG tokens. More info at https://t.me/ZigguratICO
https://ecex.exchange/
https://ecex.exchange/
With so many icos, it's hard to choose right. i will be using tokenway service soon. they will buy packs fo the best icos and deliver them to your wallet every month.
At first i was sketchy but they closed the registration at 100 clients. i think they dont look greedy at all.
At first i was sketchy but they closed the registration at 100 clients. i think they dont look greedy at all.
First, you should know what the project is, view their whitepaper for details to see if it is a potential one. Second, check the project's social media to see if it has a strong community. Last but not least, view the team profiles. I think these three points always work.
According to my point of view I choose ico which has a good team ,Road map and Marketing or token sale. It was getting hard to chose which ICO was legitimate so just decided not to go with it lately. However it seems Airdrop is all the rage nowadays
Choosing the right ICO goes to your preference but most of us here are looking first with it's road map but that's not a good basis now. I'm looking for the team of developers for that ICO because everyone can make a perfect roadmap but not following it afterwards.
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