Topic: Many projects are dead? - page 63. (Read 11973 times)
This is true ,projects that do not have products or I should say solid products to back the token can easily die off.This is due to the way the developers are not innovative enough to make the project a money making adventure that will continue to give value to the token for continuous existence.
This is rule number one - you should be sure about your investment and have no doubt about your decision. There are always projects with high returns, but risk is too big, and I am making choice about confidence.
Agreed. Some even stopped in the middle of the project because of conflict between developers. Some didn't succeed on their presale and crowsale. I trust some of thw projects but I need to study my research first before I will invest into something. There are also some projects that wants long term and some wants profit un short term. I would rather chose the one that is for long term.
To be sincere, most projects are dead while some of the projects are still alive, they are only in their product development process and most newbies in the crypto world don't understand that. all they do is dump instead of holding.
I have two main trends of investing. Invest in projects I consider to be potential in the long term. And projects have high hype in the short term. And the number of projects on my short-term investment list is twice, three times that many up long-term list. It is my relative evaluation. I realize that in projects based on blockchain technology I still have not found many real projects to apply to life. This technology has a lot to do before it is widely applied. Until then, projects worthy of long-term investment will not have much, and short-term or early-term investment projects will still dominate.
I suggest invest in a project that want to have their own blockchain like eos. I am sure it is worth it to hold for a long time and I think you will earn a lot if you invest in that kind of project. Stay away for now in projects that will be use as a payment in their business, because the trend of ico for now is becominh weak.
It does not mean the end of crypto. Many projects with faulty foundation are dyeing because the system can longer tolerate failed projects for a long time, it pushes them out and when that happens the investors loose money. Those product ICOs will continue to survive despite the adversities of the market.
Many projects die, because no one will apply them. But there were also those who died, because they could not show their potential to investors. Now you have just told the truth about this market, many projects are dead and it is very difficult now to decide which projects are running in the long run and that will disappear again in this situation I think I will try to save my investment first.
Hello pal. Yeah, i feel you mate. Although i was not victimized by these scam projects. The behind these project probably bagged a lot of money from people who are investing their own money. They usually doing it to make easy money. So we must be very careful choosing the projects we are going to invest with. Cheers mate!
Yes, thats the problem.
Every day there are more and more cryptocurrencies. The project can be doomed in advance if the development team has no plan and has no idea what to do.
Currently on the coinmarketcap site only about 1590 projects compared to at times more than 1700 projects. They have left many projects without developers or scam projects. I personally invested in some of these projects and lost a lot of money like bitconect and centra. Do you trust the projects you are investing in and will keep them for a long time until they succeed or are they just looking for profit in the short term?
If I do not trust a project, I will not invest in it. Of course, it happens that man is misled. And invest in a project that would be a scam or something else. No one is insured by this. Yet, we must be very careful nowadays.
Currently on the coinmarketcap site only about 1590 projects compared to at times more than 1700 projects. They have left many projects without developers or scam projects. I personally invested in some of these projects and lost a lot of money like bitconect and centra. Do you trust the projects you are investing in and will keep them for a long time until they succeed or are they just looking for profit in the short term?
I stopped investing in ICO six months ago, because I realized that I began to lose too much money compared to what I get in the end. Of course, there are good projects that are worth investing in or whose tokens need to be bought on the exchange. I participate in the bounty company of such a project.
I know of several projects that have failed and if i can remember vividly, so many of them do not have products. Several of these projects come from airdrop. Although, there are very good airdrop in the space. It's just that they are not as good as they used be.
Yeah that's true. Many projects are dead, many projects can't survive and more will be dying in this year. That's why we need to hold only legit coins for a long time. Time will come again to boom in the crypto world.
I think not all of them are dead, some postponed or working but to slow down. Just a few is running normally. But, some are scams project from the beginning. Just watch out for it.
You are right many projects swindle. We can think that it suspended work, but it not so. Actually developers of the project disappeared with money for a long time. 
I think not all of them are dead, some postponed or working but to slow down. Just a few is running normally. But, some are scams project from the beginning. Just watch out for it.
In a market where crowdfunding from investors and individuals are the source of funds of the project their will always be projects that will not be successful or will just be left out even though it has great promise, considering too that the market can be manipulated and has scam projects.
The current situation in the market leads to the fact that the prices for tokens of all projects almost non-stop falling.
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