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Quote from: cryptoworld99 on May 04, 2020, 10:43:13 PM

Hi, guys, I want to ask how do I avoid ICO scams...

Are there any good ICO's left? or is the market flooded with bullshit coins?

professional manager, in my opinion, is very decisive of the success of a project, now the manager of the bounty detective holds many good projects and the chances are great that the project will be successful.

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The best way to avoid scam projects is to never invest in them. Currently no ICO project is good because it has been dead since 2019, if there are any new projects running ICOs, they are scam projects.

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Quote from: cryptoworld99 on May 04, 2020, 10:43:13 PM

Hi, guys, I want to ask how do I avoid ICO scams...

Are there any good ICO's left? or is the market flooded with bullshit coins?

The best ICO I've met this year is KingCasino, everything looks real, team, and they have certificates, but they end up scam, how? this is really a mistake, be careful ICO or IEO is now very difficult for us to find really good ones

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You can see the prize manager or IEO project, now of course there are still many good projects that can be followed like HOMT, ARCS and several other projects, only you need to analyze it a little about the project before following it.

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Quote from: Midy on July 05, 2020, 11:27:39 AM

no one knows for sure ICO fraud, because ICO fraud manipulates projects almost the same as other projects, I personally trust the IEO project rather than the ICO because this project is clear and has also worked with the exchange.

Obviously IEO is more secure than ICOs, because those projects work with exchanges and they will definitely be listed there. Now I'm too scared of ICOs because 99.99% of ICOs are scams and no profits

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no one knows for sure ICO fraud, because ICO fraud manipulates projects almost the same as other projects, I personally trust the IEO project rather than the ICO because this project is clear and has also worked with the exchange.

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Right now the best way to avoid ICO scams is not to invest in ICO projects. Because 99% of ICO projects are scams,
so in my opinion there is no good ICO left. If you want to invest in new projects, you can invest in IEO projects. Which
IEO project is more profitable than the ICO project.

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Quote from: WalkerIVIV on July 05, 2020, 07:42:57 AM

It looks like he must try to see some scam projects like bankera, encryptotel, excudo and many more. So many scammers were using various tricks these days to grab money. that makes us very difficult to determine or reveal the scam projects that have already made by them all.

There should be a law for those who commit fraud on the project but this is difficult to prove and where they are so that they continue to roam will start with new projects and with new tricks to scamer what investors have done then from ICO there is nothing good after a lot of fraud happened.

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Quote from: cryptoworld99 on May 04, 2020, 10:43:13 PM

Hi, guys, I want to ask how do I avoid ICO scams...

Are there any good ICO's left? or is the market flooded with bullshit coins?

1. First of all, avoid ICO projects, they aren't recognized anymore
2. Do research on IEO projects, they are more attractive to investors
3. The only downside of IEO projects is low rated exchanges, stay away from small or bad exchanges because they always have negative impact on new projects
4. Top exchanges are the best, choose from IEO projects that lands on binance, gate, kucoin or huobi

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Quote from: inoes on July 05, 2020, 12:18:52 AM

Try to study the project first before deciding to join. Simply put, a scam project can be seen from its insecure website (Http), offering very high and unreasonable profits, a company whose identity is not clear, and false news that supports it.

not that short, many projects have websites with [secure] but end up with a scam, if offering something that doesn't make sense then I agree with you because it's clearly a scam, besides that we also have to verify the team and see the goals of the project [learn whitepaper]

It looks like he must try to see some scam projects like bankera, encryptotel, excudo and many more. So many scammers were using various tricks these days to grab money. that makes us very difficult to determine or reveal the scam projects that have already made by them all.

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Quote from: cryptoworld99 on May 04, 2020, 10:43:13 PM

Hi, guys, I want to ask how do I avoid ICO scams...

Are there any good ICO's left? or is the market flooded with bullshit coins?

The market is presently flooded with bullshit coins and tokens, since ICO is no longer recognized IEO still have high chances, to easily figure out which team have good plan for their new projects its wise to stick with top exchanges IEO projects, they haven't introduce any scam projects e.g binance, kucoin, okex

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I'm yet to understand why people still invest in ICO. From the little information I have, I don't see ICO's to be lucrative. Most of the project don't get their softcap and several others tend to abandon the project after getting what they want. In several occasions, projects tend to list their tokens far below the ICO price, making it unprofitable for investors to sell. I would rather wait for the project to list and buy at the low price, than invest in the ICO.

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Quote from: inoes on July 05, 2020, 12:18:52 AM

Try to study the project first before deciding to join. Simply put, a scam project can be seen from its insecure website (Http), offering very high and unreasonable profits, a company whose identity is not clear, and false news that supports it.

not that short, many projects have websites with [secure] but end up with a scam, if offering something that doesn't make sense then I agree with you because it's clearly a scam, besides that we also have to verify the team and see the goals of the project [learn whitepaper]

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Quote from: inoes on July 05, 2020, 12:18:52 AM

Try to study the project first before deciding to join. Simply put, a scam project can be seen from its insecure website (Http), offering very high and unreasonable profits, a company whose identity is not clear, and false news that supports it.

It's not so simple as that, I should remind you that even there was a lot of legit icos that looked very promising before it has turned into the scam coin. I guess it's better to see that from the reputation and try to verify whether if that was a real or team.

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Try to study the project first before deciding to join. Simply put, a scam project can be seen from its insecure website (Http), offering very high and unreasonable profits, a company whose identity is not clear, and false news that supports it.

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Quote from: cryptoworld99 on May 04, 2020, 10:43:13 PM

Hi, guys, I want to ask how do I avoid ICO scams...

Hello, I guess there are ICOs that you can tell whether it is a scam or not like if the ICOs lacks information in their project, not having a good manager and not active social media accounts there's a big chance that it is a scam so it would be best to avoid joining from it. There is also an ICO like KingCasino where you can see the potential coin but ended a scam so prepare for it and it would be best to be patient always in joining a good ICO because one day you can find a successful ICO just don't give up for it.

Quote from: cryptoworld99 on May 04, 2020, 10:43:13 PM

Are there any good ICO's left? or is the market flooded with bullshit coins?

I guess there are few good ICO's left this days just be patient to join legitimate ones and avoid fishy ICOs at once.

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Quote from: cryptoworld99 on May 04, 2020, 10:43:13 PM

Hi, guys, I want to ask how do I avoid ICO scams...

Are there any good ICO's left? or is the market flooded with bullshit coins?

At the beginning of the ICO launch, it was indeed very difficult for us to distinguish between scams or not. Because scams often occur mid or when ICO is finished. But if the coins have been listed in exchange, and you feel the coins will not survive well, then immediately sell and leave them. Maybe for other solutions there isn't. Only crypto experts are able to distinguish this problem.

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Quote from: chanc3r on June 10, 2020, 07:34:32 PM

Quote from: Thomas-s on June 10, 2020, 04:19:18 PM

Quote from: Alexmagn84 on June 10, 2020, 03:49:35 PM

To the clear answer no need participating in ICO even you can try your luck in IEO. There are many ICO going to scam 2018/2019 and still now so therefore this is enough good profits chance IEO.

IEO can also bring you huge losses. it doesn’t matter if you participate in an ICO or IEO. You just need to do a very serious analysis of the project in which you want to invest your money. it is very easy to understand.

I do agree with your statement caused by so many scam IEOs was also running on the various scam launch too.
DYOR is the main thing that must do by everyone to avoid the scam project, some ieos on the major exchange sites can bring the loses to the early investors too.

I think it is better to take a break from investing on these ICOs/IEOs.
This is the only way not to be screwed by these crowdsourcing projects.
I tried before and got burned, learned my lesson well.
Just invest on existing alts or even in btc, at least you know, they are always in the market.
But of course, you should know what you are doing and not just jump without any plan whatsoever.

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Quote from: Thomas-s on June 10, 2020, 04:19:18 PM

Quote from: Alexmagn84 on June 10, 2020, 03:49:35 PM

To the clear answer no need participating in ICO even you can try your luck in IEO. There are many ICO going to scam 2018/2019 and still now so therefore this is enough good profits chance IEO.

IEO can also bring you huge losses. it doesn’t matter if you participate in an ICO or IEO. You just need to do a very serious analysis of the project in which you want to invest your money. it is very easy to understand.

I do agree with your statement caused by so many scam IEOs was also running on the various scam launch too.
DYOR is the main thing that must do by everyone to avoid the scam project, some ieos on the major exchange sites can bring the loses to the early investors too.

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Quote from: Alexmagn84 on June 10, 2020, 03:49:35 PM

To the clear answer no need participating in ICO even you can try your luck in IEO. There are many ICO going to scam 2018/2019 and still now so therefore this is enough good profits chance IEO.

IEO can also bring you huge losses. it doesn’t matter if you participate in an ICO or IEO. You just need to do a very serious analysis of the project in which you want to invest your money. it is very easy to understand.

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