No, I do not pay too much attention with the new project until they can run for some months because I think they need to convince people how seriously they will work for their project.
It will be better to invest in the new project when it is listed on the major exchange because that can help you see if their project can compete with the other projects.
If you want to gamble with your money by investing in a new project without knowing if that project can grow, you are free to do that, but you do not have to regret if you will lose in the future.
Topic: How to invest in startups? (Read 94 times)
Hey guys, what should you pay attention to first when investing in startups? Now everywhere they write about the new project CheckDot, which has very great prospects, but I'm not sure whether it's worth investing in it. Tell me, do you invest in little-known projects? And what do you pay attention to first of all?
At first you should always check every information that is available about a new project. The most important ones are the whitepaper (or at least a litepaper) and if they don't have such a thing then that would already be a red flag for me. You should always check the team members of the project if they have experience and stuff like that and the tokenomics are also a very important factor. You should always check how high the initial marketcap of the project will be. If it is very high, like 5 million $ or more i would also stay away from that project.
Sometimes the project we thought are scams actually are not but it's usually a scam when you feel like it is. We're all suspect scams when the website doesn't look pro or the team profiles are not even displayed on their websites. You have to be in the industry for at least a year or two to get used to the scams in crypto so you don't get too excited when a project is announced. When a person is too excited, they end up sending tokens to invest.
There is no requirement that you should be investing in startups, you could just wait for projects to be in the market.
There is no requirement that you should be investing in startups, you could just wait for projects to be in the market.
First it depends on the the area the start want to cover and if it within your area of interest then you have to look out for the team behind it and also the user case of the project to see if it Sol e real life problems and have a long term goals this are what I always lookout for.
Just like in any type of an industry, there are so many risks in investing with a project that is just starting up because there is no assurance that it can be big and be successful but on the other hand the rewards can be so incredibly high if that project you are supporting will eventually make it to the top. In other words, this is just like a gamble. To minimize the risks, one must be doing an analysis for the project. Look at the grounds or the use-cases of the project...are they good enough to make the project be solid in the future? Look at the team...are they having good track records of achievements and successes in the field they are in...and are there no fake profiles involved which can be a big red flag? Then look at the independent and unbiased reviews by credible personalities - though this can sometimes be hard to find since almost all reviews can be sponsored. By the way, am just wondering: Are you not just advertising this CheckDot project?
When you invest in start-ups it can be a scam. So as to avoid scams and predict if this project will be successful or not it is very important to do research.Personally I pay attention to the idea and docs first of all, then I overview the team members and I also check partnerships and if any “whales” are going to invest in it. One more important point of investigation is definitely a marketing campaign and social media.
Hey guys, what should you pay attention to first when investing in startups?
Here's the things1. Tokenomics
2. Vcs
3. Alpha/Beta product
4. Hype
5. Community
6. Development progress
Now everywhere they write about the new project CheckDot, which has very great prospects, but I'm not sure whether it's worth investing in it. Tell me, do you invest in little-known projects? And what do you pay attention to first of all?
Don't mind them. They were only shilling for check dot but i smell something the same from you too. It's clear that you have known so well about check dot and that's probably you wanna try to promote your checkdot instead of asking the question that i have answered above. All of your post history was about check dot https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/nitroas-3405277That means if you're check dot shillers, right?
people are not dumb anymore. even if they deploy shillers, i don't think potential buyers will just blindly buy their token or coin they are discretely promoting. as a lot of us got burned at some point, we learned how to spot a good project that will actually implement their objectives. shillers will always be there, but we should know better.
i am more on checking the actual working product. because the alpha stage has still the chance not to pursue their devt.
...And what do you pay attention to first of all?
Now in the bull market, almost all projects show a good profit. And if you cannot independently check the project, the best option for you will be to select such projects in which well-known funds are among the investors. Such funds have specialists in their staff who almost unmistakably choose the most profitable one from a variety of projects.
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Hey guys, what should you pay attention to first when investing in startups?
Here's the things1. Tokenomics
2. Vcs
3. Alpha/Beta product
4. Hype
5. Community
6. Development progress
Now everywhere they write about the new project CheckDot, which has very great prospects, but I'm not sure whether it's worth investing in it. Tell me, do you invest in little-known projects? And what do you pay attention to first of all?
Don't mind them. They were only shilling for check dot but i smell something the same from you too. It's clear that you have known so well about check dot and that's probably you wanna try to promote your checkdot instead of asking the question that i have answered above. All of your post history was about check dot https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/nitroas-3405277That means if you're check dot shillers, right?
Startups are an investors sweet dream and nightmare. It may be the former if its a good nugget, that would give a 10000% profit in the future or theater, if they exit scam or rug pull. So yoir aim is to be the former group
Hey guys, what should you pay attention to first when investing in startups? Now everywhere they write about the new project CheckDot, which has very great prospects, but I'm not sure whether it's worth investing in it. Tell me, do you invest in little-known projects? And what do you pay attention to first of all?
Research on everything in regards or about the project you had mentioned.Each of us does have different takings and decisions whether we do see a project is really worth of or not.Check the ff.
-Real use case
-Non anonymous devs
-Realistic token price
-Demand
Whenever it does convince you then go ahead and invest.
Hey guys, what should you pay attention to first when investing in startups? Now everywhere they write about the new project CheckDot, which has very great prospects, but I'm not sure whether it's worth investing in it. Tell me, do you invest in little-known projects? And what do you pay attention to first of all?
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