I guest you must find on www.coinmarketcap.com for upcoming coin.
And if upcoming ICO try to visit www.tokenmarket.net
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I've always check Etherdelta for their new announcement. Then research about the coin. I've also check in cryptocompare.com and check the public portfolio and try to find out why they invested heavily on this coin
Etherdelta and Cryptocurrency exchange aren't supporting upcoming ICOs because they're not yet circulated properly and some of them are just declaring information and announcements to the market, to the people and investors.
Cryptocurrency exchange will then add or support the coins when ICO is finally over and hard cap was reached.
I check in myetherwallet token explorer.
coinmarketcap +1000000
This is the best, if I knew it earlier, I am rich now.
This is the best, if I knew it earlier, I am rich now.
I don't think there is any single source where upcoming altcoin is listed. The good coin that rises is always as a result o hard work of the dev and the the community. You can always follow on new listing on exchange for hint.
What are you guys looking at etherdelta? Is it an exchange? I don't see any announcements?
Etherdelta is indeed an exchange and the coins listed are already passed out their hard caps and their coins are ready to trade so looking ICOs in Etherdelta and other Cryptocurrency exchanges aren't a good idea because they're old coins that already gained popularity and investors.
It's better to look some listed ICOs somewhere else than in the forum or Etherdelta or any Cryptocurrency exchange.
For me I just download the application called "ICO Showroom" on the google apps and periodically check the website coinschedule or ico calendar. Just to gather information to decide in what coin I should invest. Thanks, happy investing.
You can find it all in Google search, type upcoming ICO and nee ICOs. You'll see a lot of ICOs listed, even earlier, currently running and on sale and upcoming ICOs that will probably more interesting than relying on the forum.
Spend more time researching online.
Seriously, there is no shortcut. You will have to keep looking for news on multiple platforms. Check all the subreddits regarding cryptocurrencies, check coindesk, check cointelegraph, check bitcointalk forums, even check random blogs for latest news. There are also online reminders like coinmarketcal.com which will allow you to see upcoming events but really it all boils down to really putting in the effort to actively look for these coins.
Seriously, there is no shortcut. You will have to keep looking for news on multiple platforms. Check all the subreddits regarding cryptocurrencies, check coindesk, check cointelegraph, check bitcointalk forums, even check random blogs for latest news. There are also online reminders like coinmarketcal.com which will allow you to see upcoming events but really it all boils down to really putting in the effort to actively look for these coins.
What are you guys looking at etherdelta? Is it an exchange? I don't see any announcements?
I've always check Etherdelta for their new announcement. Then research about the coin. I've also check in cryptocompare.com and check the public portfolio and try to find out why they invested heavily on this coin
It is easy to do so, but sometimes it might be a difficult task because you are going to be paying attention to the whole project, the team, the whitepaper, the community, and a lot of things.
Dont guide yourself only on the return and how much profit you can take, because you will lose everything on a bad decision.
Dont guide yourself only on the return and how much profit you can take, because you will lose everything on a bad decision.
Not just return but I wanna invest in coins I think are sound. Also investing a small amount, not everything.
There are many information if coins will be rising, in email, thread discussion also you can check spot market if the coins have rising 
It is easy to do so, but sometimes it might be a difficult task because you are going to be paying attention to the whole project, the team, the whitepaper, the community, and a lot of things.
Dont guide yourself only on the return and how much profit you can take, because you will lose everything on a bad decision.
Dont guide yourself only on the return and how much profit you can take, because you will lose everything on a bad decision.
Im googling it or find instagram account about bitcoin and getting know with some friend that know much about bitcoin
There are many coins that are not yet listed in big exchanges and you can check them in coinmarketcap.com.
My strategy to check the coins because it is hard for them to filter in the altcoin section is in the recently added section in coinmarketcap.
https://coinmarketcap.com/new/
For the ERC20 tokens, I always check the twitter account of etherdelta. Usually, when these coins are listed, there is a tendency for them to double or triple in value before being listed in other exchanges. https://twitter.com/etherdelta
My strategy to check the coins because it is hard for them to filter in the altcoin section is in the recently added section in coinmarketcap.
https://coinmarketcap.com/new/
For the ERC20 tokens, I always check the twitter account of etherdelta. Usually, when these coins are listed, there is a tendency for them to double or triple in value before being listed in other exchanges. https://twitter.com/etherdelta
That's one question which I am pondering as well. There are so many things happening at the same time, you just can't keep track of all of them.
Would love to hear some kind of advice on it. I watch coinmarketcap a lot, youtube to find out about things, twitter.. But it is not the most efficient way of getting the information
Would love to hear some kind of advice on it. I watch coinmarketcap a lot, youtube to find out about things, twitter.. But it is not the most efficient way of getting the information
Hi,
Basically coins that are already in development, not necessarily ICOs. Would it be too late to wait for them to be listed on popular exchanges like Bittrex?
I just want to have a single source just like coinmarketcal where can I read about upcoming coins so I can read about the concept behind them, etc. So I can decide if they could get big and/or with some discussions, etc.
Otherwise when people mention a coin, it's always already way too big. Not too late but not as early as one could get 100x return vs 10x for one year for example.
Thanks in advance.
Basically coins that are already in development, not necessarily ICOs. Would it be too late to wait for them to be listed on popular exchanges like Bittrex?
I just want to have a single source just like coinmarketcal where can I read about upcoming coins so I can read about the concept behind them, etc. So I can decide if they could get big and/or with some discussions, etc.
Otherwise when people mention a coin, it's always already way too big. Not too late but not as early as one could get 100x return vs 10x for one year for example.
Thanks in advance.
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