hey i wonder if an ico does not post in BTT should i avoid it because it may be a scam ?
How come there's scam accusation board which contain topics about fraud projects and tokens? mainly the ANN thread and the bounty thread are posted here, some ICO's don't prefer to announce their own project for a specific and valid reason but it is not the reason we have to call them a scam, common way to find legit ICO is to dig in with their whitepaper, roadmap, checking the authentication of the team member, realistic or promising product and a good rating from a reputable sites there are tons of guidelines to find a good project here. 
Topic: if an ICO does not post in BTT forum is it a scam ! (Read 163 times)
You should use other indicators to find not scam projects
Let's reverse the question:
Does all the ICO that was announced here in Bitcointalk forum were legit?
Absolutely, NO. Same answer to your question.
Bitcointalk is a medium of communication/discussion, it doesn't guarantee that a project/ICO posted is legit. So, don't think beforehand that an ICO is a scam if it wasn't announced here, just do a thorough research
Does all the ICO that was announced here in Bitcointalk forum were legit?
Absolutely, NO. Same answer to your question.
Bitcointalk is a medium of communication/discussion, it doesn't guarantee that a project/ICO posted is legit. So, don't think beforehand that an ICO is a scam if it wasn't announced here, just do a thorough research
Why so? Bitcointalk has a specific target audience and ICOs post their Announcements and hold bounties here on the forum to expand their project's community. If some tema feel they will do fine without the forum, they may not post on it.
what do u think about this project
https://www.apollocurrency.com/
it is here on the forum. Here is the link to the ann thread: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/annexchangeico-apollo-dae-the-future-of-crypto-trading-2569459
As for me it is another exchange out of thousand analogical, nothing special.
lol no its not in the forum and its not apollo dae
its a new blockchain with its coin they never posted in BTT forum
Why so? Bitcointalk has a specific target audience and ICOs post their Announcements and hold bounties here on the forum to expand their project's community. If some tema feel they will do fine without the forum, they may not post on it.
what do u think about this project
https://www.apollocurrency.com/
it is here on the forum. Here is the link to the ann thread: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/annexchangeico-apollo-dae-the-future-of-crypto-trading-2569459
As for me it is another exchange out of thousand analogical, nothing special.
hey i wonder if an ico does not post in BTT should i avoid it because it may be a scam ?
Not always dude. Because there is some similar site like this forum, and also there are more ads media to promote ICO. But usually, most of ICO project create an announcement in this forum.
Hi,
Some guys are so well known on social networks that they absolutely don't need for bitcointalk for their ICO
We could also take the example of TON...
Some guys are so well known on social networks that they absolutely don't need for bitcointalk for their ICO
We could also take the example of TON...
many ICOs posted in bitcointalk are scam so it is posted or not they may have a chance of being a scam. but ICOs posted here that are scam have a higher chance of being exposed because people here do there research. if you doubt ICOs you can ask here in the forum i am sure someone will answer it.
hey i wonder if an ico does not post in BTT should i avoid it because it may be a scam ?
Definetly thats my thinking also,that those ICO,who should not passes this BTT forum community is a scam,while in other hand even also,that some ICO passes this BTT community forum can make a scam,because there is no filtering panel that can make review in this forum that all incoming ICO project should be a legit and not ponzi,so that the reputation of this community still remain high and also to helps those new investor to be aware and save there capital from loosing.
Majority of the ICO i have seen to be legit have in one way or the other passed through bitcointalk forum. Even if the activities for the bounty campaign is not directly done on btt, the announcement will still be made here. An example of such that i participated in and that i found legit was CopyTrack. Most times, some ICO avoid btt forum in order not to get their scheme exposed, because the people here will question them. I see this forum to be a place of screening for most ICO. There are people here who will voluntarily do that without expecting any thing in return.
yeah ppl here are extremely helpful and reply to any question great forum to learn from
Majority of the ICO i have seen to be legit have in one way or the other passed through bitcointalk forum. Even if the activities for the bounty campaign is not directly done on btt, the announcement will still be made here. An example of such that i participated in and that i found legit was CopyTrack. Most times, some ICO avoid btt forum in order not to get their scheme exposed, because the people here will question them. I see this forum to be a place of screening for most ICO. There are people here who will voluntarily do that without expecting any thing in return.
hey i wonder if an ico does not post in BTT should i avoid it because it may be a scam ?
Most of the times. But you can't say that just because ICOs post on bitcointalk, they are definitely not scams either.
If an ICO doesn't even use bitcointalk as a platform for them to connect with their clients, then really they are either extremely inexperienced with bitcoin or want to actively hide something so that there is no possibility of any investigations carried out on bitcointalk. Of course there are exceptions, but you have to thoroughly research whatever you want to invest in before you actually do so.
However, as I've said, many scam ICOs also use bitcointalk to post their announcement threads, doesn't mean that they are legit.
Not all of the ICOs here are legit ,most of them are scams and you wont get any good outcome if you didndt do your own research.Do not rely to anyone's suggestions and those ICO review websites because they are getting paid too.Best thing you can to do lessen the risk of losing money is to deeply do your research,finding redflags with each ICOs you are planning to join.
even the popular ico analysis website like ico bench and ico mark ?? u think they get paid for getting better notes ?
icos started to look more risky than just pick already existing coins in exchanges
Not all of the ICOs here are legit ,most of them are scams and you wont get any good outcome if you didndt do your own research.Do not rely to anyone's suggestions and those ICO review websites because they are getting paid too.Best thing you can to do lessen the risk of losing money is to deeply do your research,finding redflags with each ICOs you are planning to join.
Not all of the ICOs here are legit ones,most the ICOs here are scams,and those ICOs that are not posted there doesnt mean they are scams doing a lot of research doesnt give you assurance that these ICOs are not going to scam people because even those ICOs that are looks legit are turning into scam.Doing research will only lessen the risk of getting involved with these scams so it means it doesnt give any immunity with these scams you cannot avoid these scams not unless these ICOs will be regulated.
u did post a very important note i used to think that any ico post here is legit
silly me but yeah u are totally right am glad u answered my question and opened my eyes
First of all, what does "cuz" mean? Stop making these shitty shorter version of a word. And to answer your question, sometimes many projects which start with a really strong team and huge private investors can launch their ICO without even announcing it on here. For example, there is EOS which is still in its ICO period and has been successful thus far. This forum is a huge community and maybe some ICOs try to stay away from this place to avoid being questioned by so many different people. Its up to you to do your home work on the ICO you want to get involved whether you see them announcing on this forum or not.
haha cant u see my rank am newbie need to ask many questions to learn and not fall in scams and lose my money so yeah this post is a piece of my home work
ps : cuz is a short for because
and tnx for the eos example
Not all of the ICOs here are legit ones,most the ICOs here are scams,and those ICOs that are not posted there doesnt mean they are scams doing a lot of research doesnt give you assurance that these ICOs are not going to scam people because even those ICOs that are looks legit are turning into scam.Doing research will only lessen the risk of getting involved with these scams so it means it doesnt give any immunity with these scams you cannot avoid these scams not unless these ICOs will be regulated.
First of all, what does "cuz" mean? Stop making these shitty shorter version of a word. And to answer your question, sometimes many projects which start with a really strong team and huge private investors can launch their ICO without even announcing it on here. For example, there is EOS which is still in its ICO period and has been successful thus far. This forum is a huge community and maybe some ICOs try to stay away from this place to avoid being questioned by so many different people. Its up to you to do your home work on the ICO you want to get involved whether you see them announcing on this forum or not.
There are well-meaning teams working on raising funds through the ICO project and you can't be 100% certain that if a team does not to post on bitcointalk they're a scam.
However, if it's a conscious choice to avoid this forum it might be because they're trying to avoid criticism or can't save face when faced with questions. It'd always be recommended to any ICO team to at least try and have a presence in this forum. Bitcointalk is the heard of cryptocurrency communities. Everything crypto goes through here so if an ICO avoids this forum it leaves a bad taste in a potential investor's mounth.
If the concept is good and the team truly believe in their goals, then it'd make sense to focus their efforts in reaching the community through bitcointalk.
However, if it's a conscious choice to avoid this forum it might be because they're trying to avoid criticism or can't save face when faced with questions. It'd always be recommended to any ICO team to at least try and have a presence in this forum. Bitcointalk is the heard of cryptocurrency communities. Everything crypto goes through here so if an ICO avoids this forum it leaves a bad taste in a potential investor's mounth.
If the concept is good and the team truly believe in their goals, then it'd make sense to focus their efforts in reaching the community through bitcointalk.
I don't even need to look at their website to see that this project is trying to undertake too much. Their header reads "Apollo All-in-one Cryptocurrency".There is no such thing and any project trying to do it all, will fail flat on their face. Instead they should try focusing on one main aspect, but this is not the case here.
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