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Invest more money in an ICO ($1000 or near) that is already successful, you will find it better and easier in the long run!

That's right. It is best to give some time to the forum. He can learn a lot. But I think he has to read more than everything else. You have to know everything.

I agree, that amount will not hurt your butt and if you're invested a fake one then just let go otherwise you're lucky.

Before I'm going to join an ICO I would make sure that an ICO is very promising and I spend a couple of hours on spotting them if they're not shit ICOs. Another thing is the announcement and bounty managers are higher ranks, through this good ICOs will eventually spend money and efforts on advertising their ICOs and social media is one of those points.
Clout is the best pre ICO that I wanted to invest, sylon is tgr best Manager for bounty campaigns and Clout project management are paying for that.
Don't trust Newbie and Junior Members because they're trying to trick people and they're already more investors that has been scammed and until today.

$50-$100 is not much of a gamble or a risk in the Cryptoworld. I would suggest you invest more, like $500+ and whilst you raise that money, use your time wisely to do research on different ICOs upcoming now.

I can suggest you one ICO that is doing very well as we speak, ICO called trade.io, and it's raised well over $11.3mill in Pre-ICO. To learn more about trade.io check there website or go to their announcement thread and you can join there bounty program there too. Links below.
https://account.trade.io/en/signup?ref=chrisgellere&mtype=i

If you are new, don't invest right away. Take some time, spend hours here on forum and read...read..read.
I made some mistakes because of the rush. Don't invest before you know what you are doing.

Maybe you already knows the risk of tokens so your investment is not so big so you can try to invest on Ico.
As you said some of the ICO will give good rewards but that is very hard to find out.For my knowledge VLB tokens is the best to invest for now I think the presale starting today so you can try it buddy.
The next ICO you can try is Samps that where i am currently promoting it also looks like a good project so you just try to invest small investment on these two projects.If you are lucky you will get good profits from your small investment.

ICO could be counted as a very risky activity.
But we all know that the greatest the risk is, the highest reward you will get.

There is a large amount of fake ICOS that all they are doing is to raise money, make  ERC20 token, and after they raise the money they would forgive about everything they had planned, and they will stop the development.

The investors stay with a worthless token that is being traded at weird exchanges, and the organizers stay with large stocks of money.

I'd advise to start by understanding the different components of this world and answer these questions. This involved hours and hours of reading as for me but this is worth it. The more you know, the more you will be part of the future so indeed, do your own research. Crypto is only starting, if you start learning now, you'll have a considerable edge compared to the millions of people that don't know about it or don't want to know about it (yet).

So here are a few questions to help you do your own research. Hard to do your own research if you don't know what to search, so this might save you some time.

- What is a ledger in accountancy?
- What is blockchain and its various applications to the real world? (I suppose you know about it)
- Why is blockchain useful for money transactions? What is the advantages of a currency using blockchain (crypto-currency) compared to FIAT?
- What are the actors of this world? Users, miners, traders, holders, believers, developers, exchanges, mine pools, shills, scammers etc...
- Which role do I want to play in this world?
- What are bitcoin and ethereum? Differences between the two ?
- What are altcoins and their differences with the two above mentioned currencies ?

As a user: How can I buy crypto-currency (usually first timers buy BTC)? How do I open a wallet? How do transactions work concretely?
As a miner: Which currency is more profitable to mine? What are the electricity costs involved by my mining activity? Which hardware do I need? How much hardware do I need to reach a particular level of profitability? Where do I set the thing up? How much is my initial investment going to be? Is it worth it? (a business plan analysis in a nutshell)
As a trader: Which exchange is the best for what I wan to trade? Do I only want to trade major coins (BTC, ETH, LTC, BCH) or altcoins too? What is the technical trading approach? What is the fundamental trading approach? Which indicators do I need to perform a profitable trade?
As a hodler: Generally you would hold BTC, ETH, BCH or LTC and the only question you need to ask yourself is: How much is the price going to rise today?
As believer: Is the truth really out there ?
As a developer: Not computer literate enough to quote the questions they would be wondering but if you are a developer, you can find a good job and be more useful to the community than anybody.
Mine pools: Is it a scam? What is the pool ROI? (Hard to know but you will generally see comments online about a particular pool to have an idea. Still I would be very cautious with them.) I personally don't trust that stuff at all.
As a shill: You don't question anything as a shill as you need to pretend to be sure your investment is solid and worth the time.
As a scammer: Well, with all the information above, as a scammer, you will wonder how can I take an illegal advantage of all that shit ? But then again, crypto is future, scamming in that world just means you would be a war opportunist in times of war, so not too good for your self-esteem.

There are a lot of other questions you could ask yourself, but these would get you acquainted nicely. Just read, read this forum, type 'crypto news', 'blockchain news', 'bitcoin news' in your favourite search engine and read everything. If you do read when you can, in a month time (depending on your motivation) you'll know where you are heading and have a better outline of the crypto world.

Hope this helps.

Edit: PS: Oh and yeah, I would not touch ICOs until I really know the technical aspect of everything and still, equity on these projects is not positive imho. But that's me, if you go there, I suppose you know what you are doing.

I really concur to this.
OP, I will hind to this advice if i were you.
If you expect  anyone to come out and vividly pinpoint a particular ICO as been the best, then you may loss because one man's loss may be your gain and likewise the opposite. Yes, there are scam ICOs out there and there  are also good ones too. Just seek and monitor it, then invest.
And apart from checking from most ICO tracker sites, this forum is also a good way to start from to. There are many good ICOs that are listed on this forum. Do check them out. And if possible ,split that money into two ICOs to avoid too much risks.

Do your own research. Don't let anyone else tell you what to invest in because they are probably biased and have vested interest in the project and thus, overly optimistic about a project that may not be as good as they make it sound.

There are several ICO tracker sites out there. You can definitely utilise them with your research.

With only $50-100 investing, my suggestion is to go a bit risky. Don't hesistate when you see an opportunity since it's such a small amount to lose.

Good day people of bitcointalk,
You see, i am still very new in the crypto world. And really do not know a lot yet.

I am thinking of investing on pre-ICOs. Yes, i know ICOs are very risky. But it also can give great rewards. So all in all, i think it is a pretty great gamble.

That is why i am asking you guys, if i had $50-100 dollar range of investing fund. What is the best ICO that i should invest it in today?

Thanks and good day.