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Topic: How to evaluate an ICO project? (Read 152 times)

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May 09, 2018, 12:06:45 PM
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According to my experience, there are 6 fundamental criteria by which an ICO may be taken into investors’ consideration:
1. Portion of founders + team + advisory board + angel investors must be greater than 50%
2. Refer to the ICO Project Website: domain (anonymous or not) + traffic (check through https://www.alexa.com/ ) + community (Facebook, Twitter, Reddit, Telegram) + how interested they are
3. Refer to rating websites, such as: topicolist.com, icobench.com, icorating.com, icoreview.site, and even btt members.
4. Who stands behind this ICO project, especially angel investors, advisory board and institutional investors?
5. Reviewing carefully of platforms and applications because a good ICO project will often have clear objectives and their application must be feasible. Clear roadmap and long journey are needed also.
6. Who are team and developers? What they did? Where are they from?

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