Topic: Is it better to buy during ICO or Market? - page 111. (Read 84912 times)
To begin with, I carefully study the ICO, if the project really deserves respect and has a sought-after product, and does not have large discounts to the original depositors, then I boldly take on the ICO. But very often it would be correct to buy tokens after the market.
if you want to get the maximum profit, it is better to buy in ICO.
Thats true. But there are more risks in this case. So if you have extra money for investing and you are not scared to lost it - buying during ICO is the best way. If ytou balance is not so big - use market - result is more predictable in this case.
if you want to get the maximum profit, it is better to buy in ICO.
Most of the ICOs get dumped to half the ICO prices. Of course its better to buy when the coin goes on the stock exchange, that's why, a lot of investors have been losing interest in ICOs
I will prefer to buy in the Initial Coin Offering Companies rather than the market because it will be cheaper if you directly invest in their company.
Unlike in the market wherein lots of surcharges that imposed.
Unlike in the market wherein lots of surcharges that imposed.
If you do not have good information about the company and there is no possibility to participate in the ICO at an early stage - it is better to buy after the coin has been released to the exchange. So the risk of losing money is much less
Project progression make community value which coin have the real value and which not, and it's price connected with it
Buying when the project is already on the Market is usually better, because we have more information about the project, how much investors are interested. But some projects are so good that reach hard cap and the token prices is a lot higher when they hit the market. 
The best strategy to follow is split your investment into two. Put in one during ico and use the second half to buy back on exchange. Most times, when listed some coins don't ever go back to ico price whereas some dump below ico price.
Nowadays almost all of the ICOs are over-priced and at the time of listing the tokens fall by as much as 90% to 95%. So it is always better to purchase the tokens after their listing in the exchanges.
I would still recommend to buy in ico because ico provide cheap , low price and you got bonus if buy when ico. now we do not have to be glued to the exchanger but look at the increase in the price of the coin. so in ico not a problem when we get a potential coin
At the exchange, buying is less risky. Since after ICO not all coins reach the stock exchange. Or you can wait for an exit on the stock exchange for a very long time. Also often the cost of coins on the stock exchange is cheaper than on the ICO. But this is the main observation, it does not always happen so.
Well if you do trust the ICO and you have proof that it will be successfull why not buy during ICO but if yoy are not quite sure but you trust it why not wait until it release on the market so in this way you will have a working product
It depends on yourself. If you feel from the beginning that the project is really good then you can set aside some of your money for the project on ico. If you doubt you can wait until the market. But sometimes you will be a little disappointed after being in the market.
I noticed that many investors were afraid to buy during ICO because their reason they are cheaper can be bought on market. Especially when they found out that a large percentage is allotted in the bounty program. Many Bounty Hunters immediately selling token/coin even lower than the ICO price.
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I'd rather just buy at an ICO so I can receive probable bonuses or double the coin amount when I buy at ICOs. Sure, the pricr may fall on the early part of the exchanges, but when things go green again, then I'll have the plentiest coin amount out there. Plus, I can use the coins on their specific platforms.
I noticed that many investors were afraid to buy during ICO because their reason they are cheaper can be bought on market. Especially when they found out that a large percentage is allotted in the bounty program. Many Bounty Hunters immediately selling token/coin even lower than the ICO price.
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I'd rather just buy at an ICO so I can receive probable bonuses or double the coin amount when I buy at ICOs. Sure, the pricr may fall on the early part of the exchanges, but when things go green again, then I'll have the plentiest coin amount out there. Plus, I can use the coins on their specific platforms.
It depends on the project. I don't buy during ICO because I am afraid it will run away and just take away our money. So whenever I found a good project, I will wait for it to be available in IDEX or forkdelta. Because there, the value of the coin is too cheap.
It is still best to buy during ICO because it is ways cheap at time, what one need to do is to make sure that a good research is done to ensure that you pick a good project invest.
But nowadays, when you research those ICOs carefully but still you wouldn't know what would happen when ICO ends. If you invest on ICO, it's a same case you are gambling your money.if I prefer to buy when at ICO, because the price is cheaper and the bonus earned is also greater, so the income earned very much.
And then what would you do when those ICOs hits the market and the value decreased from ICO's price? Bonus =/= Income 
For most ICOs I would say that it's better to buy on the market after the ICO has ended. If you are able to get into the pre-ICO with a massive bonus, it might be a safe time to buy.
I believe that buying during ICO is more good bevause the price during the ico is really low and cheap and off course before we buy a coin in ico we should cboose a project that has a good future and can be very high in the market after ico became successful. 
I think it depends on the project you are following. If you follow a project that has the potential to grow and you believe that ICO will be successful, I think it's better to buy it. So, it is better before you do your own about the ICO and whether you think the ICO can continue to grow or not.
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