Topic: How to evaluate potential ICO projects? - page 5. (Read 1506 times)
in investing ICO, read first it's whitepaper. check if the team has their credibility.. and if the developer is also active in answering questions in telegram
Check the project team, which projects they have already implemented, be sure to study the technical document and opinions about the project on the forum or on other sites.
Look for icos with a great and active team, like Allstocks. Aldo those with an MVP
Evaluate the ICO project is very hard. I had sucessfully joined the Vechain, Cybermile which bring big profit for me. i will share my way for you: find on ANN bitcointalk: read the comment from members, find information about roadmap, dev team, whitepaper and compare with some project before, finally, check the website, the good project is always has the great website.
Finding a potential ICO is one of the hardest things these days given the fact that maybe most of them are just trying to make money on people. Even you read whitepapers and ANN thread , some maybe too convincing to be a potential ICO. But there are some.glitches to it that you can find there. Better be smart and analyze it.
When we do talk evaluation of ICO or projects then this would probably the hardest thing.Why? We do keep asking on daily basis which project would be worthy to invest on and just basing on the numbers the most of us don't really have that researching capability because we are just lazy enough not to make appropriate research before investing or pulling out some money into your pocket.This is why most of us ended up on losing out funds rather than on gaining. As I known, ICO is a kind of risky investment. Similar to the IPO which is the form of invite for capital investment, but when buying IPO, investors can research the information about the company they invested, find out about official finance reports and be protected by law when joining. In contrast, ICO projects are often rather ambiguous and unprotected by government so the risk is so high for investors.
So how to evaluate a potential ICO project, look forward to receiving comments from you
So how to evaluate a potential ICO project, look forward to receiving comments from you
I'm looking for suitable companies at exhibitions. At last one, I get acquainted with Luckchemy team. They have a strong team and there is a product in beta testing. Everybody can try their games on the website
Try to check if they have real company, have working product and consumers. Check on ico reviews like icobench and icorating about the project.
it is necessary to understand that high risks just give this frenzied profit percentage! if everything was easy, then every second would do it)
Finding a potential ICO is one of the hardest things these days given the fact that maybe most of them are just trying to make money on people. Even you read whitepapers and ANN thread , some maybe too convincing to be a potential ICO. But there are some.glitches to it that you can find there. Better be smart and analyze it.
When I am evaluating ICO project, what I usually do is:
1. Review the project Whitepaper
2. Content from ICO website
3. Experience and Expertise of Project Team members
4. Roadmap and future projects
5. Rating and Partner of the project
But when the 5 points above has a good value, does not guarantee the ICO project will be successful, we will not know the success of a project before the project runs, we can only predict it.
1. Review the project Whitepaper
2. Content from ICO website
3. Experience and Expertise of Project Team members
4. Roadmap and future projects
5. Rating and Partner of the project
But when the 5 points above has a good value, does not guarantee the ICO project will be successful, we will not know the success of a project before the project runs, we can only predict it.
7 ICO project evaluation criteria
1. Business Idea
2. Team & Advisor: Structure & Experience
3. Prototype
4. Roadmap
5. Token Utility: How to use, Supply & Demand
6. Community & Strategic Partners
7. Conclusion
Also refer to the rotating project rotation issues
#first. Check domain (domain name) is registered by any company? Anonymous or not? When and how long?
#2. How to check traffic? Which country visits the most? Where does traffic come from?
# 3. Community participation in the project through other media channels such as Facebook, Twitter ... how many followers, how interested?
1. Business Idea
2. Team & Advisor: Structure & Experience
3. Prototype
4. Roadmap
5. Token Utility: How to use, Supply & Demand
6. Community & Strategic Partners
7. Conclusion
Also refer to the rotating project rotation issues
#first. Check domain (domain name) is registered by any company? Anonymous or not? When and how long?
#2. How to check traffic? Which country visits the most? Where does traffic come from?
# 3. Community participation in the project through other media channels such as Facebook, Twitter ... how many followers, how interested?
because most of those projects wont really last long. They might be good on white paper or roadmaps but on total updates or developing the idea cant be sustained.
To evaluate a potential ICO project there a couple of things to consider,check the team composition,find out everything about the team, especially the development team and the advisory board.check their LinkedIn profiles.
Visit the project’s announcement (ANN) thread on BitcoinTalk.org,evaluate the stage of the project.Does it only have a whitepaper? Also, when and how will their token be distributed.
Visit the project’s announcement (ANN) thread on BitcoinTalk.org,evaluate the stage of the project.Does it only have a whitepaper? Also, when and how will their token be distributed.
With the help of this formula HYPE/RISK+RATING=$$$ to evaluate the use of this website https://icobench.com/. Sorry for my English, the essence can be conveyed wrong
A project must have a set road map about how it will take product and company to the visioned path and the most important factor for evaluating any ICO is to join their telegram community.
Personally I take my full time studying carefully the ICO project before investing. There r many steps to follow in order to evaluate such projects. U`ve to read their WP, check their team and see if they r real and experienced or not, seeing if the concept is really attractive, and also visiting their site and social media accounts to check their community.
Hi!
I think everybody has their own approach, and although I cannot tell you any one correct way, I can tell you my way.
I have a default set of factors that I look out for:
1. Team Experience & Background
Is the team experienced? What companies have they worked for?
2. Concept
Is this a good idea? Do we need this in the world?
3. Blockchain Purpose
DOES THIS NEED TO BE ON THE BLOCKCHAIN?
4. Social Media
Which social media are they on? Are they active? Do they have a large following?
Let me know what you think about my criteria!
I think everybody has their own approach, and although I cannot tell you any one correct way, I can tell you my way.
I have a default set of factors that I look out for:
1. Team Experience & Background
Is the team experienced? What companies have they worked for?
2. Concept
Is this a good idea? Do we need this in the world?
3. Blockchain Purpose
DOES THIS NEED TO BE ON THE BLOCKCHAIN?
4. Social Media
Which social media are they on? Are they active? Do they have a large following?
Let me know what you think about my criteria!
This was an answer from a different post of mine.
What I think makes a good ICO is their use case. Does the project need a coin? Most projects do not. I like to see strategic partnerships with real companies (not just another ICO) that make sense. Most of all, do they have a community backing them? Same as an IPO or any other investments, do your research before you transfer funds!
What I think makes a good ICO is their use case. Does the project need a coin? Most projects do not. I like to see strategic partnerships with real companies (not just another ICO) that make sense. Most of all, do they have a community backing them? Same as an IPO or any other investments, do your research before you transfer funds!
Study the project well. We need to understand why they need a blockchain. Read the road map and white paper of the project. Find developers on social networks. But these conditions do not give a full guarantee.
First of all begin with the project. If the whitepaper can't explain what's the project for and how the token/coin is going to be used then that's the first sign of scam
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