Topic: Invest in a new ICO. - page 15. (Read 2379 times)
Study everything about the project. If it's legitimately solving an issue that really matters in the crypto realm, you can be sure its value will go up. You can still make a lot of money investing in the right ICO's.
there are rankings and also supporters in ico and you can take them for your consideration, although not guaranteed, but I am sure that the assessment is given based on a thorough assessment and supporting companies will not want to give their support for bad ico especially if it is a large company so besides concept and also a whitepaper, you also have to see the rating and also how many and how many companies support it so that later you can find the right ico
And you yourself took part in the ICO...? Maybe the growth of bitcoin at the beginning of this year was caused by a large number of scam-ICO?
As a newbie with no previous experience, you should learn how to valuate an ICO and how to spot scam ico first. At this time, scam ICOs are more than legit ICOs and not all of legit ICOs will give you profits, most of project get token dumped. Read this THREAD to get some useful information about ICO. Another advice is, as a beginner, you should start investing with small amount of money first.
We know that in the cryptocurrencies world invest are not 100% effective, because of the rise and fall of crypts, so much so that we are constantly interpreting the candles if they are in an bullrish trend or bearish trend.
but my question is about the ICOS, what aspects or information should I have to make a good investment in an ICO?
but my question is about the ICOS, what aspects or information should I have to make a good investment in an ICO?
I don't think investing in ICOs in this market is the best idea. Very few ICOs managed to get positive ROI after they hit the exchanges. I would suggest you to wait for the ICO to hit the market and get it at a discount
there are rankings and also supporters in ico and you can take them for your consideration, although not guaranteed, but I am sure that the assessment is given based on a thorough assessment and supporting companies will not want to give their support for bad ico especially if it is a large company so besides concept and also a whitepaper, you also have to see the rating and also how many and how many companies support it so that later you can find the right ico
IMO, you shouldn't go with ICOs anymore. Why not invest to the coins that were already listed to exchanges and has a working product.
[/center]Though there are still legit ICOs but if you dont know how to choose then you better shouldnt.
At this time I do not invest in ICO, many ICO failed and a lot of the are scam. Right now i prefer invest to Bitcoin and Ethereum, no risk and profitable.
IMO, you shouldn't go with ICOs anymore. Why not invest to the coins that were already listed to exchanges and has a working product.
Though there are still legit ICOs but if you dont know how to choose then you better shouldnt.
Though there are still legit ICOs but if you dont know how to choose then you better shouldnt.
Evaluate the project idea, evaluate the team, look at the project community.
We know that in the cryptocurrencies world invest are not 100% effective, because of the rise and fall of crypts, so much so that we are constantly interpreting the candles if they are in an bullrish trend or bearish trend.
but my question is about the ICOS, what aspects or information should I have to make a good investment in an ICO?
but my question is about the ICOS, what aspects or information should I have to make a good investment in an ICO?
We know that in the cryptocurrencies world invest are not 100% effective, because of the rise and fall of crypts, so much so that we are constantly interpreting the candles if they are in an bullrish trend or bearish trend.
but my question is about the ICOS, what aspects or information should I have to make a good investment in an ICO?
but my question is about the ICOS, what aspects or information should I have to make a good investment in an ICO?
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