Topic: How to choose the right ICO project for investing? - page 2. (Read 244 times)
There is no really an ideal project size,it is depends on the developer's targeted fund to be raised which will be used to the project development and expenses.Choosing an ico would be more complicated thatn trading blindly,ICOs background should be done so you are able to calculate if an ICO woul achieve success or it wont have any potentials,Founders and Developers should be able to do whatever they need to do,credibility of their profiles does the ICO has a good working product/services?is the ICO has some partnership with the big companies?these are just the imporant things we need to check before joining any of these ICOs.
You should get confirmed that whether the team of that ICO is hard working or not and go through all the whitepapers so that you will be confirmed that you are not scammed. Make sure that the size of that ICO is big enough and always take an opinion fro the experience holders.
check how many tokens team will held for themselves , locking period .
project roadmap , team experience .
whitepaper observation .
price with respect to total supply / circulating supply .
these things are imp to select a right ico .
project roadmap , team experience .
whitepaper observation .
price with respect to total supply / circulating supply .
these things are imp to select a right ico .
I think the "size" of an ICO is not the most important indicator whether an ICO is going to succeed or not. You have to make sure that there is a strong advertisement team behind the ICO, for instance; because no matter how good their product is, if they can't create hype around their product, it's not going to take off. Other indicators like the management board, advisors, whether these people are ready to answer people's questions etc. are very important as well.
Well no because somebody will a completely shitty idea could come out looking to get $2-$10 million. While that can help the crypto grow you gotta make sure the team is good, use case is there, and that there is good community. If all these three things are not checked then I am sorry your idea regardless of the raise size will most probably fall flat on its face.
Now there are a lot of good projects on the market and it is very difficult to choose among all really good ones, as for me the best range is 2-5 million, you also need to look at what they say in social networks and what is their popularity.
In our opinion before investing in ICO projects, for the first you should concentrate your attention on the size of project. It has been proven that the average range should be from $2M to $10M, which means that the size of project is not too small and not too big.
So what do you think is this statement correct and where is a so-called “golden range”?
So what do you think is this statement correct and where is a so-called “golden range”?
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