Topic: ICO is still legit? - page 11. (Read 4339 times)
Really depends on the project, the most important thing is to heavily research. Look into the team, the whitepaper and ask as many questions on this forum before you even think about investing.
Whether ico is legal depends on whether the country where ico is located recognizes ico as a legal financing method. Currently, very few countries have legal ico. China, the United States and South Korea prohibit ico
A lot of them may be legit but there are so freaking many of them now that I would bet only 10% of them will be successful, go check out an ICO listing website, there are literally 100s of ICOs in the pipeline, its become so saturated now that I just can't help but laugh
I think the amazons and googles of crypto may already be out there in post ICO stage
I think the amazons and googles of crypto may already be out there in post ICO stage
I think ICO investing is too risky at this point. There just isnt enough people buying and the markets are too illiquid.
The best way to determine whether an ICO is legitimate one through reading the whitepaper, tracing the milestone and the checking the developers.
More and more ICO regulations are introduced this year. We hope that countries will soon come up with a legal framework that will strengthen the position of the ICO and limit the risk to investors.
Not all ICOs are scams, and the future of an encrypted industry is slowly gaining ground, with the state apparatus gradually recognizing the need for innovation to truly flourish for the country. community.
Comments on trusting an ICO are relative, high profit, high risk, and accompanied by tears.
Not all ICOs are scams, and the future of an encrypted industry is slowly gaining ground, with the state apparatus gradually recognizing the need for innovation to truly flourish for the country. community.
Comments on trusting an ICO are relative, high profit, high risk, and accompanied by tears.
In cryptocurrency and with emerging markets of token economy, ICO is a very small way of raising funds and developing important project that may deem unbankable! ICO also give good return to investors!
ICO be patient enough to do your research, check through what the project have to offer, the team behind the project and there past track record, be follow them on all social media platform,check through on different review about the ICO, and make your decision base on your conviction . you can also check icodrops as well too.
Few of them are still legit compared to the much that are scam, needs to be careful anytime you want to invest on a project by doing investigation on it.
Well some of the ICO is still legit, you need to check the ICO to know if it is legit. Always check the whitepaper and the team behind the ICO. I think more knowledge with this ICO is to know if it is legit. Also search the reviews of this ICO like icobench, icorating or some site that reviews ico. It is a big help for you to know if the ico will be legit in the future.
In the beginning, I have a question ... Is there an illegal ICO? In that case, how do they look?
Yes, there are many illegal ICOs, I think that most of them do not have approval from SEC, so that is why many ICOs are banned in the USA and American residents cant invest into ICOs.even how powerful it is. This is global, the risk is high but the potential is high as well so we have to be careful when investing, make sure we are willing to take the risk and we believe on the potential of this technology to be popular in the future.
As long as we make our research, we will be right most of the time so we have to diversify as well.
I don't know how others do it but in my case I always look for the rank of the member who post the bounty thread and then I'll go check their whitepaper and look for the manager, I also review their project to see if it will be beneficial for me. This is my way of finding ICO to join.
In the beginning, I have a question ... Is there an illegal ICO? In that case, how do they look?
Yes, there are many illegal ICOs, I think that most of them do not have approval from SEC, so that is why many ICOs are banned in the USA and American residents cant invest into ICOs.even how powerful it is. This is global, the risk is high but the potential is high as well so we have to be careful when investing, make sure we are willing to take the risk and we believe on the potential of this technology to be popular in the future.
As long as we make our research, we will be right most of the time so we have to diversify as well.
In the beginning, I have a question ... Is there an illegal ICO? In that case, how do they look?
Yes, there are many illegal ICOs, I think that most of them do not have approval from SEC, so that is why many ICOs are banned in the USA and American residents cant invest into ICOs.even how powerful it is. This is global, the risk is high but the potential is high as well so we have to be careful when investing, make sure we are willing to take the risk and we believe on the potential of this technology to be popular in the future.
As long as we make our research, we will be right most of the time so we have to diversify as well.
In the beginning, I have a question ... Is there an illegal ICO? In that case, how do they look?
Yes, there are many illegal ICOs, I think that most of them do not have approval from SEC, so that is why many ICOs are banned in the USA and American residents cant invest into ICOs.
In the beginning, I have a question ... Is there an illegal ICO? In that case, how do they look?
Not all ico's are legal yet. Therefore, the project of the coin to be invested needs to be investigated well. You should research the project team well and invest if you trust. It is very important to believe in the project.
Not all are genuine, but rather not all are trick either. Notwithstanding, on the off chance that I needed to investigate their task, I might want to check whether they have a working MVP, genuine web based life profiles of each colleague (which was the hardest part), network occasions, astonishing guide, and so on. For me, if an ICO passed any of the four elements I've said, I'll think about them as genuine. Regardless of whether advanced by superstars yet missed any of these elements, I stay far fetched to get in there. Simply my two satoshis.
Well we have to be honest that not all ICO have been successful. We have to thoroughly research the background of the project. What is their goal and roadmaps? Who is the team behind the project? Is it competitive in the future? You can also check some ICO reviews by experts to have a higher chance of investing on a good ICO.
That is the problem that we are having now, it is not finding an ico that is the problem, it is finding a good one. Even the scam icos now are starting to look even more legit than the legit icos. If yiou are looking for a legit ico then I would advise that you look at the product that the project is offering.
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