Topic: I have $ 300, should I invest in ICO's projects? (Read 178 times)
At your own risk. But I will advice u DYOR. Good luck.
There's no alternate to your own research. Try to do your research and zero onto a coin/token. Then to get more information read the whitepaper. Join their telegram/discord/discord. See how many followers they have on telegram, that way you would be able to find true followers of the project. Find out the true identity of the folks involved with the project, their linkedin and other social media profiles. If available check their profile on linkedin and identify if the CEO and others have genuine experience or are faking. Sometimes, people just post some random images without giving any actual social profiles. To find if genuine do google image search, if they just lifted or bought those images then it will show in more than one place. Also, for their bitcointalk profile, do some similar content search, it can give you information if they genuinely created it or lifted from other locations. Don't go by hype, but research thoroughly on the product.
P.S: Don't invest into ponzy and scam coins like bitconnect and other lending platforms.
P.S: Don't invest into ponzy and scam coins like bitconnect and other lending platforms.
my advice:
DYODD (Do Your Own Due Diligence) and don't ask other for invest. advice!
DYODD (Do Your Own Due Diligence) and don't ask other for invest. advice!
Thanks for your advice, I will think and study carefully before investing
2 sites for additional information:
https://icocheck.io/
https://icoindex.com/
but NOTHING can replace your own research!!
Thanks for your advice and information, I will use them in the best way.
my advice:
DYODD (Do Your Own Due Diligence) and don't ask other for invest. advice!
DYODD (Do Your Own Due Diligence) and don't ask other for invest. advice!
Thanks for your advice, I will think and study carefully before investing
2 sites for additional information:
https://icocheck.io/
https://icoindex.com/
but NOTHING can replace your own research!!
Invest in 10 ICO's 30 USD each,
At least u will have chance to find smt. decent.
At least u will have chance to find smt. decent.
Good advice, but I think it may not work.
my advice:
DYODD (Do Your Own Due Diligence) and don't ask other for invest. advice!
DYODD (Do Your Own Due Diligence) and don't ask other for invest. advice!
Thanks for your advice, I will think and study carefully before investing
I have $ 300, should I invest in ICO's projects?
Projects should invest: Clickgem (CGM), Coacoin (COA), ...
Projects should invest: Clickgem (CGM), Coacoin (COA), ...
you think they are interesting cryptocurrencies?
I see them on the forum, learn through and find quite okay.
Invest in 10 ICO's 30 USD each,
At least u will have chance to find smt. decent.
At least u will have chance to find smt. decent.
I have $ 300, should I invest in ICO's projects?
Projects should invest: Clickgem (CGM), Coacoin (COA), ...
Projects should invest: Clickgem (CGM), Coacoin (COA), ...
Maybe this is not the right place for you to ask the question as there are other sections on the forum, but you should not invest any money that you cannot afford to lose. If you borrowed that money from a credit card or if it will be needed later for food then dont invest it. If you were going to give it away to someone on the street or were going to gamble it away at a casino, then you can invest it in crypto rather. I dont know the projects you mention but do proper research first on any project you want to put the money into. You must be very careful with any ICO as there are many ICOs where the people just take your money and disappear. Some ICOs have a good concept and then you can put some money into it. A few of the most important things to consider in an ICO is if the product they want to deliver makes common sense and if it will be realistic and if there will be a demand for it.
The LiveEdu ICO makes sense to me because learning is something that everyone does and hence why I support it with a signature.
So the first thing I should do is research the ICO's projects carefully, then decide whether to invest.
my advice:
DYODD (Do Your Own Due Diligence) and don't ask other for invest. advice!
DYODD (Do Your Own Due Diligence) and don't ask other for invest. advice!
I have $ 300, should I invest in ICO's projects?
Projects should invest: Clickgem (CGM), Coacoin (COA), ...
Projects should invest: Clickgem (CGM), Coacoin (COA), ...
you think they are interesting cryptocurrencies?
I have $ 300, should I invest in ICO's projects?
Projects should invest: Clickgem (CGM), Coacoin (COA), ...
Projects should invest: Clickgem (CGM), Coacoin (COA), ...
Maybe this is not the right place for you to ask the question as there are other sections on the forum, but you should not invest any money that you cannot afford to lose. If you borrowed that money from a credit card or if it will be needed later for food then dont invest it. If you were going to give it away to someone on the street or were going to gamble it away at a casino, then you can invest it in crypto rather. I dont know the projects you mention but do proper research first on any project you want to put the money into. You must be very careful with any ICO as there are many ICOs where the people just take your money and disappear. Some ICOs have a good concept and then you can put some money into it. A few of the most important things to consider in an ICO is if the product they want to deliver makes common sense and if it will be realistic and if there will be a demand for it.
The LiveEdu ICO makes sense to me because learning is something that everyone does and hence why I support it with a signature.
I have $ 300, should I invest in ICO's projects?
Projects should invest: Clickgem (CGM), Coacoin (COA), ...
Projects should invest: Clickgem (CGM), Coacoin (COA), ...
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