Topic: Source for incoming ICOs? (Read 442 times)
icobench is still a good site to see a list of good ico and ratings, we can choose icobench to be used as an option if you are an investor and want to invest in ico.
I often look for new ICO projects through airdrop programs and on popular ICO forums. In particular I found many good ICO projects promoted on this forum that really is a place to find projects that I very much like. I regularly check the ICO projects on the following websites:
https://icobench.com/icos?s=
https://icorating.com/ico/?search=
https://icodrops.com/?s=
https://icobench.com/icos?s=
https://icorating.com/ico/?search=
https://icodrops.com/?s=
Here are some sites I use for ICO info, then I research on selected ICOs before putting any money into it.
https://icodrops.com
https://icobench.com
https://icorating.com
https://icobazaar.com
https://icodrops.com
https://icobench.com
https://icorating.com
https://icobazaar.com
I also use these services, but I do not trust the rating that they put to the crypto project.
Nope, it is a fake site, most reviews in there are fake ones, the ico dev's are just paying the guys from icobench in order to post positive feedbacks in there in order to make people be more "aware" of the project so they can invest more money.. -> SHILLING.
Confirmed, as far as I know, the decision to listed the ico in that site is not decided by the community that means if that was paid to promote service from the ico list. icobench.com covers lot of ICOs and have ratings and reviews also for most
that is very useful information. Sites like coinschedule.com, icoalert.com
also covers most ICOs.
that is very useful information. Sites like coinschedule.com, icoalert.com
also covers most ICOs.
Because this is not only my first time to see there is scam ico that already listed on there.
They are working for money, not for the community.
have a look at TheGobOne - www.thegobone.com
Visit icodrops dot com they have a tab for rated, upcoming, ended and ongoing initial coin offerings.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1IJwBBI3GhbWXxRLr_WruvXbx3Ru-xZeIK8jNLCnEo5o/edit
arcblock fud, if you were planning to invest, please DYOR
Anything possible Anything can happen, there are always surprise in cryptoworld cheers~
arcblock fud, if you were planning to invest, please DYOR
Anything possible Anything can happen, there are always surprise in cryptoworld cheers~
Thanks for the info! I'm planning to invest and I'll check your link before making a final decision about ARC...
Try to reseacrh from token bazar and tokendata. Also dont forget to looking for next incoming ico from announcement section in this forum. Also wacth the video and read the whitepapper carefully. Most of people buying ico token without reading the whitepapper they will end up by regreting or panic selling when token hit exchanger and loss money. Also dont forget to read and analyse their roadmap.
Hi everyone!
What are your sites/sources to check incoming ICOs? I want to invest a little amount on some of them but each "listing page" I visit has different icos listed, so what is a good source at least to check them? After that I will investigate/research each of them!
Thanks, wait for your comments.
What are your sites/sources to check incoming ICOs? I want to invest a little amount on some of them but each "listing page" I visit has different icos listed, so what is a good source at least to check them? After that I will investigate/research each of them!
Thanks, wait for your comments.
you may subscribe to crushcrypto
Nope, it is a fake site, most reviews in there are fake ones, the ico dev's are just paying the guys from icobench in order to post positive feedbacks in there in order to make people be more "aware" of the project so they can invest more money.. -> SHILLING.
icobench.com covers lot of ICOs and have ratings and reviews also for most
that is very useful information. Sites like coinschedule.com, icoalert.com
also covers most ICOs.
that is very useful information. Sites like coinschedule.com, icoalert.com
also covers most ICOs.
i am agree with him.
there are scam icos. and dost waste your money with these scam coins. take coins from top 50. and relax.
Honestly, it is this forum.
Nowadays, there are so many ICOs going on, and to be truthful, most of them are just not worth the time. The ones that do have promise are almost always mentioned here beforehand, and it is up to you to decide whether you want to invest. Sure, there will be some scammers looking to shill a bad ICO, but most of the time, looking at a thread like "Upcoming ICOs 2018" will actually give you a good idea good ICOs that are going on.
I'd advise not to look and waste time looking at all ICOs. Most will be terrible, and it will be very time-consuming.
Nowadays, there are so many ICOs going on, and to be truthful, most of them are just not worth the time. The ones that do have promise are almost always mentioned here beforehand, and it is up to you to decide whether you want to invest. Sure, there will be some scammers looking to shill a bad ICO, but most of the time, looking at a thread like "Upcoming ICOs 2018" will actually give you a good idea good ICOs that are going on.
I'd advise not to look and waste time looking at all ICOs. Most will be terrible, and it will be very time-consuming.
Here's a great ICO
https://blokt.com/icos/viberate-ico-review
https://blokt.com/icos/viberate-ico-review
I recommend you to join telegram groups because some of the communities are discussing about upcoming ICOS which sometimes the admins of a certain project don't mind and always be friendly because I myself found alot of friends who's investing into ICO's. They really helped me alot back then up until now and even doing a technical analysis for me. One of them is a computer programmer which he suggest me to keep an eye for the upcoming telegram ico.
Hi everyone!
What are your sites/sources to check incoming ICOs? I want to invest a little amount on some of them but each "listing page" I visit has different icos listed, so what is a good source at least to check them? After that I will investigate/research each of them!
Thanks, wait for your comments.
What are your sites/sources to check incoming ICOs? I want to invest a little amount on some of them but each "listing page" I visit has different icos listed, so what is a good source at least to check them? After that I will investigate/research each of them!
Thanks, wait for your comments.
You can see in the thread that discuss Bounties,
there you can choose a good ICO from ANN made by the developer of the ICO.
for example you can follow ICO daneel.io. Thread bounty https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bounty-newico-daneelio-the-1st-ai-created-to-help-crypto-investors-2667581. can you see a neat ANN, many enthusiasts too!
I always check token bazar for the next ico. And also i will check tokendata if i want to know the price of coin when ico and how much the coin has gives the return to ico investor. Also i always check bitcointalk forum for getting more data. Usually more accurate if i see it on announcement altcoin sections.
icobench.com covers lot of ICOs and have ratings and reviews also for most
that is very useful information. Sites like coinschedule.com, icoalert.com
also covers most ICOs.
that is very useful information. Sites like coinschedule.com, icoalert.com
also covers most ICOs.
Those sites are good sources. I also use icodrops.com, foxico.io and icovoting.com. Now, if I am looking for projects' bounty programs then I go to bountylord.com for reference purposes. Sometimes though I just look at the ads space provided by CoinMarketCap as many of those who have the funds to advertise will end up valuable (partly because they are building a good community out of their projects and this can be so important). We have to understand though that there is fixed formula here and there are times we just listen to our hunch. ICOs can be good in giving us the return we want and can also be big disappointments.
I tend to stick with https://www.smithandcrown.com/icos/ and https://tokenmarket.net/ico-calendar
Nope, it is a fake site, most reviews in there are fake ones, the ico dev's are just paying the guys from icobench in order to post positive feedbacks in there in order to make people be more "aware" of the project so they can invest more money.. -> SHILLING.
icobench.com covers lot of ICOs and have ratings and reviews also for most
that is very useful information. Sites like coinschedule.com, icoalert.com
also covers most ICOs.
that is very useful information. Sites like coinschedule.com, icoalert.com
also covers most ICOs.
Everyone keeps writing couple of different websites but you don't need anything other than bitcointalk itself. Its' announcements page is good enough to follow many icos. I use bct altcoin page regularly.
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