Of course, there is no unambiguous answer to this question, we need to look at all the factors as a whole. But I believe that the team and white paper are the most important factors.
A good ico is consist of respected developers and team members, has good roadmap and have a whitepaper where you can find all the details about thier project. 
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One of the most common points I refer to is the team of developers in the project. When I see a team that has a good reputation and professional then I do not hesitate to invest in the ICO. I just think that when there is a qualified team member then the procject is unlikely to be a scam, the reputation that has been made since a long time may not want to be destroyed in some time. This is a reference that I often use and I get benefits because some of the projects I follow ended successfully. Yes there may be some that fail, but I think that's still within reasonable limits.
Each person must have different references and they will do different analysis, on the list that I have now is that I create a list of people who do have a good reputation so that one day when there is a project then I can directly take it easily decision.
Each person must have different references and they will do different analysis, on the list that I have now is that I create a list of people who do have a good reputation so that one day when there is a project then I can directly take it easily decision.
Of course, there is no unambiguous answer to this question, we need to look at all the factors as a whole. But I believe that the team and white paper are the most important factors.
Choose ICOs that have a large community and score highly on icobench, because the community themself is the most accurate evaluation.
In my opinion you need to check whitepaper, check team in linkedin and how much money have people invested in this project. And what problems do they solve and what ambitions do they have 
When I am choosing ICO, The things that I am considering are:
1. Road map. I am thinking the of future on project
2.Useful or timely service offered of that specific proj.
3.Great team member or atleast have much experience
4. Token price. Some tokens are expensive and I'm trying to check what are the reason behind that expensive token price.
5. Bounty manager. Some bounty managers are so late in updating stakes and it's sucks.
6. Lastly, the reward. Is the payment worth working with?
1. Road map. I am thinking the of future on project
2.Useful or timely service offered of that specific proj.
3.Great team member or atleast have much experience
4. Token price. Some tokens are expensive and I'm trying to check what are the reason behind that expensive token price.
5. Bounty manager. Some bounty managers are so late in updating stakes and it's sucks.
6. Lastly, the reward. Is the payment worth working with?
:)I think, read whitepapers, find necessary info in the Internet, think can it be popular and prospective in future and will people use its platform or project.And ofc check the similar projects, as sometimes it can be practically impossible to compete with them. You should go to their official web site and check whitepaper, than check linkedin of company team, than check how many people have invested in this project.
Generally, ICOs that have landing programs have good prospects. Because with the landing program, the price of the coin will be more expensive. For example you can take note of the current Regal Coin. In the past, during the ICO period, the price of Regal Coin was not up to $ 1. And look now. Compare with the time of the ICO. That is proof of the success of the landing program.
Read whitepapers, find necessary info in the Internet, think can it be popular and prospective in future and will people use its platform or project.And ofc check the similar projects, as sometimes it can be practically impossible to compete with them.
check their whitepaper and roadmap, and if they already have some products or solutions. and also
regarding Roadmap, it is just a descriptive plan they will follow but this factor also depends on a team, can the team implement the project according to the roadmap? so it is necessary to check team background experience.
regarding Roadmap, it is just a descriptive plan they will follow but this factor also depends on a team, can the team implement the project according to the roadmap? so it is necessary to check team background experience.
I think to choose the right ICO to invest, we should first have a common vision of the project, the size of the project how long. Then we focus on the value of potential projects and avoid getting rid of high risk projects. A large and potentially large ICO project makes it easy for us to invest and make the profits we want.
In this crypto ICO boom time, it can be hard to choose the right coin or token to buy and invest, for me main things are project idea, social activities, team and road map...
Sometimes choosing by such criteria will not save you from scammers. They have managed to make projects that are very similar to reliable ones. And now in order to find a good project you need to make much more effort such as checking addresses of registration, phones, domains and so on.
You should go to their official web site and check whitepaper, than check linkedin of company team, than check how many people have invested in this project 
Before joining or investing into ICO, just think on the question, '' What is make you interested about their ICO? '' is it the price token per piece? They give amazing discounts? Is this ICO been successful in the past? Is the team members is really experienced? Well if if answered you're points of view then it's a choice for you!
In this crypto ICO boom time, it can be hard to choose the right coin or token to buy and invest, for me main things are project idea, social activities, team and road map...
Sometimes choosing by such criteria will not save you from scammers. They have managed to make projects that are very similar to reliable ones. And now in order to find a good project you need to make much more effort such as checking addresses of registration, phones, domains and so on.
There should be one great idea in ICO which is different from other ICOs, coins or tokens.It is critical to know the nature of the company and the teams behind ICOs. Most of the companies are newly incorporated, but many founders have been around in their respective industries. It is possible to review profiles and search for news and mentions in their prior projects and efforts and also Nitpicking the white paper could prove useful in revealing the details of how their solutions work and what need areas they will be addressing.
The options you mentioned all play their important role while choosing right ICO, However, among all I can say the team behind the Project must be very strong, they should have enough connections and partnerships to carry their project for future success. Also most importantly the product that they are launching in the market must be beneficial to every targeted audience. Marketing of a project is also a very important factor to consider as to enhance awareness of their project in the market.
Regarding Roadmap, it is just a descriptive plan they will follow but this factor also depends on a team, can the team implement the project according to the roadmap? so it is necessary to check team background experience.
Regarding Roadmap, it is just a descriptive plan they will follow but this factor also depends on a team, can the team implement the project according to the roadmap? so it is necessary to check team background experience.
If they are dealing with a problem instead of creating a problem I look. If the team behind the project have excellent experience I look closer. If the leader of the ICO has experience taking previous companies from beta stage successful I look I sit up and take notice. And with all of these if they have partnerships and solid advisors I'll begin to contemplate an investment
by the way, a very correct and qualitative view of the selection of the company's ico for consideration as a beginner. Apparently this is not the first time you are doing this business. But you still need to know the professional and authoritative people who are either developers or investors in this project in order to follow their example.
You should to see how that development idea. And equally important is the development team, advisory board, roadmap and whitepaper.
I'd never invested in the projects, where the tokens are the only means of reckoning with investors and direct connection with the idea of the project no. So for example a good ICO was Monero and Zec.
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