And be scammed? We all know that it's risky to invest in ICOs right now until this forum finds a way to weed out scam ICOs from legit ICOs. It seems that the only way to determine which one, so far, is by looking at the advisors and then manually checking the whereabouts of the office of the team and see if it actually exists. Right now ICOs are only getting exposed as a scam by people who made the time to investigate them and there are not a lot of them. It's a community action that you and I should be participating in so we can put a stop in ICOs but not all of us have the time for that. Someone should definitely make a step-by-step tutorial on busting scam ICOs. And with the frequent appearance of new ICOs, we're going to need a huge force on this.
And since OP is obviously a newbie, I wouldn't recommend that he participate in ICOs as it might easily appear to him as a legit project. Usually people just believe ICO people right off the bat and just think of them as a legit company so they get scammed.