Topic: ICOs are a legit or Scam? - page 48. (Read 32174 times)

Yes, it seems that the biggest difficulty now is choosing the right ico. Some high-rated ico does not get enough support, and ico with the usual profile closes sales faster because it already exceeds the target.

ICO is divided into 2 parts of which there are legit and scam, it looks like the two are tied to ico then you should review overall and make sure the ICO is Legit, especially pay attention to the telegram because many investors join (some members of the telegram is airdrop participant)

The nature of the ICO projects is legal. It is a fair game. A team has the idea to start a business, they need capital along with commitment to share the profits for capital investors. Investors want to increase their income from the assets they have. Both sides are good. But some greedy people want to take advantage of others, they offer fraudulent ICO projects with promises of terrible profits. Be careful to choose the right ICO.

It is very hard sometimes even for a professional trader holder or investor to distinguish a good ICO from a bad one
It is rweally like a superpower

Of course there are some stories when ICO turns out to ba a scam but it does not mean that all they are like that
Do not panic please
Relax

Almost ICO scam but depend on whitepaper, roadmap, team etc. I have one advice or it's my opinion, recently i just participated in SciDex’s community program. They are building a new marketspace for scientific data and their goal is to accelerate science. I like Scidex. It's just create a great platform.

Most of them is a scams, but other ICOs are pretty good. You can earn some money and then invest in other stuff. Pretty profitable

We cannot sure if the ICO are legit or scam so better to do your own research. A lot of ICO right now with no good reputation no good pla no road map no whitepaper be careful of choosing ICO and invest what you can afford to loss

It wouldn't hurt to do a little study first before investing though. Go to their websites and try to know the project and the people behind it. Try to see if these people have legitimate credentials. Join groups and discussions. Not all icos are scams and these legit icos can actually make good money for you

it is currently very much ICO that ends with fraud or scam. but I still find and feel some true ICO and pay it to the participants

Most ICO projects are scams, and some of the ICO projects are excellent.
I don't think there is a specific screening process, you should choose those registered in Switzerland.

not all of ico are legit with scams also and there are ico also legit but be careful when not just go for not threatening because it is risky now so be careful not just go bad and invest

can not be denied by the very development of confirming to make sure there are many who cheat, but not all as well, but it is difficult to ensure that this is a fraud. hoping that we follow is not a fraud

ICOs are legit but some of them are coming up as scams. There is no certain way to identify scam ones and marking them. Always make sure you ask the registration for the companies of ICOs. This will help a bit.

3 Ways to Identify an ICO Scam

Ways to Identify an ICO ScamIntroductory coin offerings (ICOs) and token age occasions (TGEs) offer token purchasers an extensive variety of chances to take part in the crypto commercial centre, however the developing prevalence of ICOs and the regularly specialized nature of the block chain biological system has driven some token purchasers to accidentally add to ICO tricks. Beneath, this article clarifies three ways token purchasers can recognize an ICO trick so they can evade them later on and guarantee they coordinate their assets toward really encouraging tasks:

 
The ICO Developers Are Anonymous

The first and most outright indication of an ICO trick is that the token's designers are mysterious or something else obscure. While it's valid that the maker of Bitcoin — a pseudonymous individual or gathering working under the name Satoshi Nakamoto — did not uncover his actual personality, he could this since he made a system that did not rely upon the dependability of a focal expert. This isn't the situation with ICOs and TGEs. By holding an ICO, a start up is requesting that token purchasers assume that the engineers will convey a working item as opposed to running off with their cash, so the group ought to will to move down its guarantees and claims with unquestionable personalities. On the off chance that a group is unwilling to recognize itself, token purchasers ought to be exceptionally careful about adding to the task. While there might be substantial motivations to want this protection, it is much more probable that their motivations are detestable. PlexCoin, for example, declined to uncover the personalities of its colleagues, muddling the way that one of its coordinators had crossed paths with securities controls in Quebec on a few events, both previously and amid the PlexCoin ICO.
The ICO Token Does Not Have a Clear Use Case

Another indication of an ICO trick is that the engineers can't obviously express a substantial utilize case for the token. The token should fill a key need in the startup's stage. On the off chance that it doesn't, the token won't manage its incentive over the long haul. Identified with this issue are tokens that promote themselves only as advanced monetary forms without offering any genuine developments or changes after existing digital money innovation.
The ICO Whitepaper Sets Unrealistic Goals

In any case, regardless of whether the token has a reasonable utilize case, token purchasers ought to be careful about new companies that publicize excessively hopeful guides. On the off chance that the whitepaper sets a farfetched improvement plan, it either implies the designers are utilizing misleading strategies to pull in token purchasers or they do not have the essential experience to give a sensible extension to the task. In any case, this does not look good for the achievement of the undertaking and its relating token. To abstain from falling prey to ICO tricks, token purchasers ought to instruct themselves and lead due persistence before choosing to add to an undertaking. Key Coin offers various assets to help token purchasers with their examination, including token investigation reports and restrictive meetings with new companies leading token age occasions.
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There are more promising ICO,  some are legit one and the other are legit Scamers too!  Lol! 

It is true that there are still promising ICO that are open and very true to their projects but there are many scamers everywhere that using this kind of thing to scam a lot of people.  Let is all be wise and more careful in choosing a good ICO.

All ICO is not a legit, some scamer open a ICO so all of you, before invest  check this ICO

I would suggest doing a serious due diligence before taking part in an ICO. Follow their social channels, go to their Bitcoin Forum - Index thread to see what the community has to say about them. And the best way to determine if an ICO is worth participating in is by doing due diligence and researching them.

Nowadays most of the ICOs are scams but it could not be said that all are scam because some of them are legit. It depends upon that how someone choice ICO.

Its hard to differentiate ICO scams and the legit ones. Well, I think that most of the ICO's out there were legit, you just need to do some research before investing to one. Read the whitepaper,  the road map, and join their community, you can also find a lot of ICO reviews out there on the internet