Topic: Knowing projects before launch (Read 354 times)
Depends on what you are tracking for. METAISLAND.GG will be using a variety of techniques so that it's investors can keep in touch firsthand about the development
What platforms or websites do you use to track projects before your ICO?
You can check here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=159.0. Some projects do with pre-launch and announce their future ICO or crypto project, yet can't say that they are reliable enough to participate with.Quote
And what criteria do you use to invest in them?
* transparency* liquidity
* the system used
* purpose of the project
However, we can't fully verify the worth of the projects earlier until the time has come they are in the full run. Yet, many of the projects didn't reach the middle of the process and just vanish.
What platforms or websites do you use to track projects before your ICO? And what criteria do you use to invest in them?
I have previously listed my platforms:
I always look at the funds and investors that are involved in the project, as well as the tokenomics, the initial price of the project also matters. Personally, according to my observations, projects with a very high initial price per token very often fail to meet expectations.
What platforms or websites do you use to track projects before your ICO? And what criteria do you use to invest in them?
I often join the launch events on Binance Or join the Huobi premlist which is much safer from fraud. For the rest, I'm not too sure about dropping money into new, little-known projects. That's one way I did join, there are certain conditions that you must meet.This method of selecting new projects is the most acceptable for a beginner, since he cannot independently conduct a comprehensive assessment of the project, and without this, such investments usually lead to loss of money. In this case, you can trust the opinion of Binance and Huobi specialists, who conducted a corresponding study before launching the project.
I know that it is not going to be simple to keep on investing in ALL of them, so you will have to pick between what Binance already picked, and that part could be the only questionable part. Aside from that, it is definitely a great idea for all newbies.
Most projects just promote it themselves, they don't use any particular site afaik. It's mostly done through social media such as twitter/fb, but most of the community gather in their discord servers where they talk about the project and the possibilities it has (which ofc, also contains a lot of shills and possibly paid people that want to influence the real investors). After a few months of promotions, the above places should pretty much announce their ICO sales and where or what platform they'd actually use.
For new projects I usually only look on the binance platform if there is a new project that will have a coin sale at the start of the launch on the platform, but before deciding to buy coins I have to re-check how strong the project is considering what percentage of the funds I will invest into the project.
Binance really does earned their reputation when it comes to launching quality projects. But you still need to do your own assessment as you can't trust it all to binance. You have your own targets also, so it means, you are looking for some features that you think you can take advantage of. Better be hands on as they won't be taking care of your own business.
For new projects I usually only look on the binance platform if there is a new project that will have a coin sale at the start of the launch on the platform, but before deciding to buy coins I have to re-check how strong the project is considering what percentage of the funds I will invest into the project.
What platforms or websites do you use to track projects before your ICO? And what criteria do you use to invest in them?
There is no criterion that guarantees success in a project other than the seriousness of the team in carrying out their project. Many projects that were running normally on the stock exchange suddenly disappeared. Maybe you read a lot of topics about this, it means the team is not serious about running their project, I think they are just looking for a momentary advantage. Therefore, you need to pay attention to the team from the project.
I mostly refer to icodrops for updates on new projects and those about to be launched into the market. Icosroos have a great list of projects with different category of active, upcoming, and ended which makes it much easier to navigate. Also launchpad are very popular this days, depending on the type of project you are interested in, maybe defi, nft, launchpad provide opportunity for you to participate in this projects without any stress.
ico site review really help us to find project that have potency to be the next gem. We could find new project in each category , which is most of them reviewed by team although some of them maybe paid to get more stars.launchpad in reputable exchanges have big probability to earn profits . Binance has good history in their pad. 
I mostly refer to icodrops for updates on new projects and those about to be launched into the market. Icosroos have a great list of projects with different category of active, upcoming, and ended which makes it much easier to navigate. Also launchpad are very popular this days, depending on the type of project you are interested in, maybe defi, nft, launchpad provide opportunity for you to participate in this projects without any stress.
What platforms or websites do you use to track projects before your ICO? And what criteria do you use to invest in them?
Regarding the new project approach, I think there will be many statistics websites that still work well, but do you have enough trust and dependence on them? Think of those things that pay to be listed there, and when trends happen, new projects are everywhere. But I'm still very skeptical about the ICO approach in the current context with too many changes. I used to lose a lot with ICO investments because of too many scams. Then I saw IEOs from Cex. It also makes a good profit, but gradually everything becomes less attractive. Honestly, if a new project comes out that shows the ability and interest of many people, then I think that criterion is enough to be accessible.
I don't think there is a way to find out which project will be the best from any website or app. However, from social media sites, we can find many projects and check their community power with some basic information from their account, we can estimate whether this project will be launched or not or how much the price up & down after the launch.
What platforms or websites do you use to track projects before your ICO? And what criteria do you use to invest in them?
I often join the launch events on Binance Or join the Huobi premlist which is much safer from fraud. For the rest, I'm not too sure about dropping money into new, little-known projects. That's one way I did join, there are certain conditions that you must meet.This method of selecting new projects is the most acceptable for a beginner, since he cannot independently conduct a comprehensive assessment of the project, and without this, such investments usually lead to loss of money. In this case, you can trust the opinion of Binance and Huobi specialists, who conducted a corresponding study before launching the project.
ICO Review, ICObench, ICO Hunter telegram channel. They were quite helpful for me in getting a start project. Even if they can't guarantee the safety of the project or if it's a scam or not, their reviews have been quite helpful on how we can invest in a new project. Usually four Stars are good enough to invest in, but there are also those who get their five stars out of the ordinary when the hype.
I don't bother looking for any platform to know about a project.
All I do to find out about a project is looking for thier team profile first. If the team is transparent, then I go for the team social media accounts and see if they are real or have good reputatios. After these, I check what the project is meant for how it can help humanity or get support from big or rich companies because I'm there to make money
. I also check the project partners and news about the project. If any of these does not meet my requirements, I can only invest to dump when there is little pump. And I don't buy much.
All I do to find out about a project is looking for thier team profile first. If the team is transparent, then I go for the team social media accounts and see if they are real or have good reputatios. After these, I check what the project is meant for how it can help humanity or get support from big or rich companies because I'm there to make money
. I also check the project partners and news about the project. If any of these does not meet my requirements, I can only invest to dump when there is little pump. And I don't buy much.
I would suggest to look first what the project is all about and if it has a use case in the industry that will have significance as well. Look for backers and partnerships it will surely help for you to decide whether you like the project or not. Just avoid garbage project that mostly runs on BSC network, no offense but there are lots of BSC project that got rugged.
What platforms or websites do you use to track projects before your ICO? And what criteria do you use to invest in them?
Perhaps you are confused about the concept of approaching new projects. ICOs are almost a thing of the past and are not a common approach in this space. But in recent years, forms such as IEO, IDO, staking, farm,... are the options that many new projects make so that investors can approach them. But considering the state of recent projects where the trends have gradually cooled down, there is not much incentive for developers to return to building new ideas. Just looking at some media as well as TG channels, I find it not difficult to spot or see how things are going. New projects are coming with more risks than opportunities. profit. But for better assurance like IEO on top exchanges, it's still great I think, but keep in mind it won't be for everyone and the big competition can make it hard for us to get early involvement with projects. 
At present, there is no platform or website that aggregates all new projects or all the information of a project so that we can search them. All research must be done by us from so many different sources, finding a hidden gem is not easy. I often use twitter as a place to start searching and updating daily news.
And one more thing, I think ICO projects are no longer a potential investment place, you can participate in investing in newer models IEO, IDO...held on leading platforms launch or exchanges so just monitoring their notification channels is enough.
And one more thing, I think ICO projects are no longer a potential investment place, you can participate in investing in newer models IEO, IDO...held on leading platforms launch or exchanges so just monitoring their notification channels is enough.
ICO is really not that popular anymore. Projects now do IEO and IDO.
Anyways, as per websites for getting such information about newly launched projects, you can visit coinmarketcap, although there are so many newly launched that are not being tracked. But you get to see them on socials when they do their promotion.
Just know that it's a very risky venture to invest in new projects. Make sure you do your research and sure that you are not falling for a scam. And most importantly, invest what you can afford to lose.
Yes, the issue of thoroughly researching everything is always mentioned in our minds, but when it comes to practice, people are often easily attracted to attractive words from new projects. Product hype is always happening. Learning a new project is also risky but also offers profit opportunities. I think if the OP has enough knowledge and experience in this space, it will not only resolve the issue of how to approach ICOs and IEOs, IDOs are also not an option when they have similar risks and potential.Anyways, as per websites for getting such information about newly launched projects, you can visit coinmarketcap, although there are so many newly launched that are not being tracked. But you get to see them on socials when they do their promotion.
Just know that it's a very risky venture to invest in new projects. Make sure you do your research and sure that you are not falling for a scam. And most importantly, invest what you can afford to lose.
If it is successful with some projects or fails, then people will realize which method is right for themselves. methods or websites. I also see a lot of activity in the popular crypto scene, where finding new projects is very easy. But like I said, the balance between risk and return is what makes the initial investment successful. And my experience is more in tune with what's happening in the market. Obviously, opportunities abound here. The crypto media is always awash.
I would rather stick to using the top launchpad to track any upcoming - about-to-be-launched projects and make the decision to invest, reason being launched unlike a single individual or investor has the right tools and resources to track a potential project (that is - doing the background check, vetting et'all) before introducing such projects to their community for investment. In other words, they have basically reduced the stress of DYOR for you. However, it is important you choose a reputable launchpad for this, and again there is no 100% guarantee a project will deliver.
The @op obviously using ico in general terms not specifically for all the different fund raising names that are currently available in the market. We know ico is no longer in use, there several fund raising names like ino, igo, ido, and so on.
The @op obviously using ico in general terms not specifically for all the different fund raising names that are currently available in the market. We know ico is no longer in use, there several fund raising names like ino, igo, ido, and so on.
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