before joining an ICO to invest with. choose an ICO with good qualities and competitiveness on the market. study its project. i prefer joining Distributive Credit Chain. https://medium.com/@dcc.finance2018/stewie-zhu-on-dccs-plans-for-the-southeast-asian-market-7bf0e7bb3d69
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Topic: Joining ICO (Read 178 times)
When joining an ICO I look at the things like:
Team composition
(Do a background check of team members involved in the project)
Bitcointalk.org Thread
Stage of the project and VC investments
Community and Media
What do they need the token for?
Is the blockchain necessary?
Unlimited / Hard cap (future of crypto)
Find out the amount of market cap
limited cap (investment potential)
Token distribution – when and how?
Evaluating the Whitepaper.
Bounty programs
Affiliate links(Not a fan of)
Team composition
(Do a background check of team members involved in the project)
Bitcointalk.org Thread
Stage of the project and VC investments
Community and Media
What do they need the token for?
Is the blockchain necessary?
Unlimited / Hard cap (future of crypto)
Find out the amount of market cap
limited cap (investment potential)
Token distribution – when and how?
Evaluating the Whitepaper.
Bounty programs
Affiliate links(Not a fan of)
I suggest to join ICO Productivist. Productivist’s Mission is to create an open data stream whereby any type of private company as well as individuals can help power the industrial Revolution 4.0. The Productivist eco-system is designed to be an adaptable solution for all manufacturing sectors.
As I always say for people who have no experience in ICOs. I believe that it has the potential of faster and bigger ROI. You can double your earning once it listed on exchanges. Just make sure you select the legit ones
there are so many ICOs that promise big profits, but in fact most of them are scammers and even though they are successful in selling then the price always drops very deep inside the market. and what I got all ended up at a loss.
What particular guidelines you set when you are joining an ICO project. We all know that ICOs are growing everyday and many of them have turned scam after accumulating huge amount of money from investors.
I joined ICO because I see there is a good project presentation, I mean the whitepaper, I also checked the coins total supply and most important is the composition of the team if they are real people representing their project.
what you have listed is enough for any one to find out about a good project. The team and the developers actually matter if one wants to actually invest in a good project. Another way that I have used to measure a good project is they channel of communication. I sow some open project that they telegram channels are mute and people are still invest in it. I joined ICO because I see there is a good project presentation, I mean the whitepaper, I also checked the coins total supply and most important is the composition of the team if they are real people representing their project.
Yes, investing in ICOs is profitable, but many fraudsters use ICOs to fraudulently take away your money. When investing in ICOs, we need to use other methods to judge whether ICOs are genuine or not.
One of the best thing to do before joining ICO is to check its ratings. The higher the ratings the most trustworthy it is. But you should not depend on the ratings alone you must do research by yourself before joining any ICO.
It's easier to know the team behind first so you can make a decision whether you invest or not.
When a project is run by a good team or a reputable team, most likely the project will succeed, whitepaper is just a tool, we need people who
can implement their whitepaper effectively.
When a project is run by a good team or a reputable team, most likely the project will succeed, whitepaper is just a tool, we need people who
can implement their whitepaper effectively.
What particular guidelines you set when you are joining an ICO project. We all know that ICOs are growing everyday and many of them have turned scam after accumulating huge amount of money from investors.
I joined ICO because I see there is a good project presentation, I mean the whitepaper, I also checked the coins total supply and most important is the composition of the team if they are real people representing their project.
You have a good strategy I'm also do all these things but I think level of hyip and roadmap also very important I joined ICO because I see there is a good project presentation, I mean the whitepaper, I also checked the coins total supply and most important is the composition of the team if they are real people representing their project.
Lets start with, ICO is Initial Coin Offering, and by joined the ICO that means you have go through with they term and condition to enable to reach the necessary demand of the project, at the end of the period it going to be a successful project.
It is necessary to choose ICO for investment very carefully. What you have indicated is not enough for success. We need to study the team, check these people in social networks. Think about the token economy, feasibility and relevance of the idea and many other factors.
What particular guidelines you set when you are joining an ICO project. We all know that ICOs are growing everyday and many of them have turned scam after accumulating huge amount of money from investors.
I joined ICO because I see there is a good project presentation, I mean the whitepaper, I also checked the coins total supply and most important is the composition of the team if they are real people representing their project.
just like you, I also joined in the telegram to make sure the ICO really has a good future and I also entrust the experienced ICO managers. it is now difficult to ensure that ICO will really succeed in the future. so that our work is not wasted, we must always be vigilant and analyze properly before joining. I joined ICO because I see there is a good project presentation, I mean the whitepaper, I also checked the coins total supply and most important is the composition of the team if they are real people representing their project.
When I choose ICO to invest, the first thing I notice is the team, their team must be verified 75% -100%, if their team does not have that percentage, I do not want to participate in ICO, for me very strange if the ICO team does not have a team which is verified, I will also read and understand their whitepapers and roadmaps.
There's this ICO going on for an Australian company called BlockGrain.io They’re aiming to automate the supply chain with Grain and later on Fruit/Vegetables/Wool. The sale has started.
BlockGrain’s Bounty worth a look http://[Suspicious link removed]/BlockGrain-Bounty-Promotion
BlockGrain’s Bounty worth a look http://[Suspicious link removed]/BlockGrain-Bounty-Promotion
There's this ICO going on for an Australian company called BlockGrain.io They’re aiming to automate the supply chain with Grain and later on Fruit/Vegetables/Wool. The sale has started.
BlockGrain’s Bounty worth a look http://[Suspicious link removed]/BlockGrain-Bounty-Promotion
BlockGrain’s Bounty worth a look http://[Suspicious link removed]/BlockGrain-Bounty-Promotion
From a seasoned ICO investor since early last year, here is my advise: Don't.
Every ICO I have invested in has shown shit returns. The truth is private pre-sale investors usually get 5 to 10x the bonus of ICO investors, and dump these tokens when the token goes to market. If you're interested in a project, wait a couple of months after the ICO has concluded and the hype has died down and purchase the token at a x5 discount. But by then you'll probably realize the token that caught your interest is shit anyway.
Every ICO I have invested in has shown shit returns. The truth is private pre-sale investors usually get 5 to 10x the bonus of ICO investors, and dump these tokens when the token goes to market. If you're interested in a project, wait a couple of months after the ICO has concluded and the hype has died down and purchase the token at a x5 discount. But by then you'll probably realize the token that caught your interest is shit anyway.
Joining good ICO may give you too much profit but think before entering in ICO because too many scammers are creating fake ICO to take your money.
Perspective project with a good future. This company will have a great success, contributions to it will only increase revenues.
In April of 2018 Lamborghini was the first automotive company in the world, which dealers began to accept Bitcoin.
Peter Saddington, a 35-year-old coder living in Atlanta, paid 45 bitcoins to ride off in a 2015 Lamborghini Huracan (price tag: $200,000) last fall, at the height of the crypto craze.
Those coins cost less than $3 a piece when Saddington bought the digital currency back in 2011.
Maybe you will hit the next “When Lambo” this year?
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In April of 2018 Lamborghini was the first automotive company in the world, which dealers began to accept Bitcoin.
Peter Saddington, a 35-year-old coder living in Atlanta, paid 45 bitcoins to ride off in a 2015 Lamborghini Huracan (price tag: $200,000) last fall, at the height of the crypto craze.
Those coins cost less than $3 a piece when Saddington bought the digital currency back in 2011.
Maybe you will hit the next “When Lambo” this year?
Tradalize ProTraders will help https://www.tradelize.com/
What particular guidelines you set when you are joining an ICO project. We all know that ICOs are growing everyday and many of them have turned scam after accumulating huge amount of money from investors.
I joined ICO because I see there is a good project presentation, I mean the whitepaper, I also checked the coins total supply and most important is the composition of the team if they are real people representing their project.
I joined ICO because I see there is a good project presentation, I mean the whitepaper, I also checked the coins total supply and most important is the composition of the team if they are real people representing their project.
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