Has anyone heard anything about Cointed (CTD)? They recently announced their partnership with Nvidia and TAS Group. This ICO project might be a big thing, especially when the company behind it has executed the launch of multiple Crypto ATMs in Europe and is also conducting green mining. Any opinions?
But it's not gaining a lot of interest, I will to do my own research about that. In my view that the community behind cointed is not big as you said. It looks the partnership is not giving a lot of interest from the investors. This is my early prediction about cointed but i will move to another promising ico if i can rather than follows cointed. 
Topic: Thing to check about ICO? (Read 99 times)
Start by examining their website, and looking at the team. Google them; find out more about them. Check their LinkedIn profile or Twitter accounts. Are they well-documented with a large network of relevant connections?
Avoid like the plague any ICO that offers little to no information on the team. It’s a sure sign that they are unqualified.
Avoid like the plague any ICO that offers little to no information on the team. It’s a sure sign that they are unqualified.
In joining an ICO, of course we cannot determine if it is a scam. Read the whitelist to see some information that might help you in identifying if the ICO os a scam or not. Be observant. Be careful. We do not know how who are they but at least we can avoid them by being careful.
How can we be avoid scams? What do you most attention to?
I'm looking at team at first, big bonus if the founder is previously successful person.
Then reading about the main idea and making sure they are not collecting more money than they really need.
At least making sure that whitepaper exists it's long enough that I'm too lazy to read
Social media is also a good source to know if ico has potential or not. How people react to there concept should be consider.I'm looking at team at first, big bonus if the founder is previously successful person.
Then reading about the main idea and making sure they are not collecting more money than they really need.
At least making sure that whitepaper exists it's long enough that I'm too lazy to read
Sometimes ico has a excellent in whitepaper but failed to make it during ico.
Has anyone heard anything about Cointed (CTD)? They recently announced their partnership with Nvidia and TAS Group. This ICO project might be a big thing, especially when the company behind it has executed the launch of multiple Crypto ATMs in Europe and is also conducting green mining. Any opinions?
How can we be avoid scams? What do you most attention to?
I'm looking at team at first, big bonus if the founder is previously successful person.
Then reading about the main idea and making sure they are not collecting more money than they really need.
At least making sure that whitepaper exists it's long enough that I'm too lazy to read
I'm looking at team at first, big bonus if the founder is previously successful person.
Then reading about the main idea and making sure they are not collecting more money than they really need.
At least making sure that whitepaper exists it's long enough that I'm too lazy to read
I am not participating in the ICO at the very beginning of the project. It is better to wait for some time and see what will be the results of this business. Then it would be all right to buy some tokens.
i recommended to look you icodrops. this will give the best.
How can we be avoid scams? What do you most attention to?
I'm looking at team at first, big bonus if the founder is previously successful person.
Then reading about the main idea and making sure they are not collecting more money than they really need.
At least making sure that whitepaper exists it's long enough that I'm too lazy to read
I will focus on telegram's popularity, because the more people there are, the more potential it will be. I'm looking at team at first, big bonus if the founder is previously successful person.
Then reading about the main idea and making sure they are not collecting more money than they really need.
At least making sure that whitepaper exists it's long enough that I'm too lazy to read
(ICO with airdrop are shit coins).
If you mean token airdrop (not currencies) then maybe yes, but in case of currencies I'm not agree:Airdrop is pretty good for marketing (look at Tron or DeepOnion), also means that founders don't need money and they are working for something more, so they are trying to put coins into circulation as fast as possible.
I think the most important point for me is the future use cases of the project, if it appears to be adopted by masses then ico can grow huge.
How can we be avoid scams?
If you really want to avoid being scam by ICO the first you do is that you shouldnt be tempted to join it, you will be the one at fault if you have been scam and dont blame the ICO.
Some people when got scam they blame the company for scamming them but in reality they are the once whos at fault for being scam.
What do you most attention to?
Well i first look at its founders and developers and track their records and research what have they been doing for the past years, roadmap is pretty important to me to see where the project is moving and lastly i dont like project who have airdrop (ICO with airdrop are shit coins).
I think, we should always check WhitePaper, look at team and reviews of network users. But nothing can completely protect you.
Invest in project you like, check company background, see where and how they promote their project. Dont invest something you cant afford to lose.
There are no specific criteria. Appreciate the project from a logical point of view, will it be useful to people? Is the development team public? Pay attention to activity the social grids of the project. These are the criteria that I use when choosing a project.
How can we be avoid scams? What do you most attention to?
I'm looking at team at first, big bonus if the founder is previously successful person.
Then reading about the main idea and making sure they are not collecting more money than they really need.
At least making sure that whitepaper exists it's long enough that I'm too lazy to read
It is necessary to check that ICO may avoid investing in a fraud. This will reduce your risk of losing money. I'm looking at team at first, big bonus if the founder is previously successful person.
Then reading about the main idea and making sure they are not collecting more money than they really need.
At least making sure that whitepaper exists it's long enough that I'm too lazy to read
How can we be avoid scams? What do you most attention to?
I'm looking at team at first, big bonus if the founder is previously successful person.
Then reading about the main idea and making sure they are not collecting more money than they really need.
At least making sure that whitepaper exists it's long enough that I'm too lazy to read
I'm looking at team at first, big bonus if the founder is previously successful person.
Then reading about the main idea and making sure they are not collecting more money than they really need.
At least making sure that whitepaper exists it's long enough that I'm too lazy to read
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