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Hello guys,
Can you give me a note about who's promoting ICO trackers?
And where i can find them?
Can you give me a note about who's promoting ICO trackers?
And where i can find them?
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Hey here is a long list of ICO trackers I uncovered
https://www.smithandcrown.com/icos/
https://tokenmarket.net/ico-calendar
http://icorating.com/
https://icotracker.net/
https://ico-list.com/
https://urbancrypto.com/ongoing-icos/
https://www.icocountdown.com
https://icobazaar.com
https://www.icoalert.com/
https://www.coinschedule.com/
https://icobench.com/
https://icowatchlist.com/
https://cryptorated.com/
http://icocra.com
....
anyone, feel free to complete
https://www.smithandcrown.com/icos/
https://tokenmarket.net/ico-calendar
http://icorating.com/
https://icotracker.net/
https://ico-list.com/
https://urbancrypto.com/ongoing-icos/
https://www.icocountdown.com
https://icobazaar.com
https://www.icoalert.com/
https://www.coinschedule.com/
https://icobench.com/
https://icowatchlist.com/
https://cryptorated.com/
http://icocra.com
....
anyone, feel free to complete
I think they have a working contract and the dev party will give what percent of their token sales revenue.
Does anybody know if there are any founders of ICO tracking websites on the forum?
Icotracker just give us some informations about ICOs and we ourselves are responsible for our decisions.
Exactly! The responsibility is on us to do the leg work. If you're not willing to do it, you shouldn't be investing. Period.
My advice is to use any ICO tracker you wish, then do the work.
I trust https://icotracker.net/
Sometimes the status of ICOs is changed to SCAM. So it is not reasonable that we think that icotracker promote scam ICOs because of high fees.
We should consider that Icotracker is not responsible for any project which is scam. Icotracker just give us some informations about ICOs and we ourselves are responsible for our decisions.
Sometimes the status of ICOs is changed to SCAM. So it is not reasonable that we think that icotracker promote scam ICOs because of high fees.
We should consider that Icotracker is not responsible for any project which is scam. Icotracker just give us some informations about ICOs and we ourselves are responsible for our decisions.
The most important thing is to look at the background of their team members
I'm sure that they probably do get some form of compensation for advertising the ICO's. That said, does that really matter? When it comes to ICO's, you should be doing the legwork/research prior to investing. Meaning from multiple sources - Reddit has been good for me. If nothing else, its probably fair to say it is unbiased.
I personally use https://www.icoalert.com/ to see upcoming ICO's, hotlink to whitepapers/website, then I start my research.
As a side note - I did not look at the website you linked.
Are there any ICOs worth looking at?I personally use https://www.icoalert.com/ to see upcoming ICO's, hotlink to whitepapers/website, then I start my research.
As a side note - I did not look at the website you linked.
I should stress that there are a lot of people more knowledgeable than I in this field, but I read a lot, especially when it comes to parting with my money, LOL.
Well, my knowledge is limited, but I can share what I got into.
I purchased Obsidian, because I like their team, and they already have a working app. It is still in its ICO, and I have been buying up SIA Coin. They too have a working hosting platform in place. In respect to SIA, I both mine it, and have been buying it.
I purchased Obsidian, because I like their team, and they already have a working app. It is still in its ICO, and I have been buying up SIA Coin. They too have a working hosting platform in place. In respect to SIA, I both mine it, and have been buying it.
I'm sure that they probably do get some form of compensation for advertising the ICO's. That said, does that really matter? When it comes to ICO's, you should be doing the legwork/research prior to investing. Meaning from multiple sources - Reddit has been good for me. If nothing else, its probably fair to say it is unbiased.
I personally use https://www.icoalert.com/ to see upcoming ICO's, hotlink to whitepapers/website, then I start my research.
As a side note - I did not look at the website you linked.
Are there any ICOs worth looking at? I personally use https://www.icoalert.com/ to see upcoming ICO's, hotlink to whitepapers/website, then I start my research.
As a side note - I did not look at the website you linked.
I'm sure that they probably do get some form of compensation for advertising the ICO's. That said, does that really matter? When it comes to ICO's, you should be doing the legwork/research prior to investing. Meaning from multiple sources - Reddit has been good for me. If nothing else, its probably fair to say it is unbiased.
I personally use https://www.icoalert.com/ to see upcoming ICO's, hotlink to whitepapers/website, then I start my research.
As a side note - I did not look at the website you linked.
I personally use https://www.icoalert.com/ to see upcoming ICO's, hotlink to whitepapers/website, then I start my research.
As a side note - I did not look at the website you linked.
Thanks for your feedback TryNinja. Do most ICOs have referral payments or only a few?
(p.s: 80% of ICOs are scam)
I was wondering whether the ICO tracker websites like https://icotracker.net/ get coins/bounties in exchange for promoting ICOs?
They are probably profiting from the referral payment that some ICOs have. They advertise the ICO and receive something like 10% per investment that came from their website.Or just flat fee advertising costs?
Taking a look at the site, I do not see any indication of them getting paid to promote a project. But they may not be disclosing if they are.How can we know that the tracker sites are promoting things fairly?
You can't. Do your research and don't fall for scams.(p.s: 80% of ICOs are scam)
I was wondering whether the ICO tracker websites like https://icotracker.net/ get coins/bounties in exchange for promoting ICOs?
They are probably profiting from the referral payment that some ICOs have. They advertise the ICO and receive something like 10% per investment that came from their website.Or just flat fee advertising costs?
Taking a look at the site, I do not see any indication of them getting paid to promote a project. But they may not be disclosing if they are.How can we know that the tracker sites are promoting things fairly?
You can't. Do your research and don't fall for scams.(p.s: 80% of ICOs are scam)
First time poster, short time trader.
I was wondering whether the ICO tracker websites like https://icotracker.net/ get coins/bounties in exchange for promoting ICOs?
Or just flat fee advertising costs?
How can we know that the tracker sites are promoting things fairly?
Comments from ICO participants and holders alike would be welcomed!
I was wondering whether the ICO tracker websites like https://icotracker.net/ get coins/bounties in exchange for promoting ICOs?
Or just flat fee advertising costs?
How can we know that the tracker sites are promoting things fairly?
Comments from ICO participants and holders alike would be welcomed!
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