Topic: Tips on choosing the right ICO - page 10. (Read 3357 times)

People don't learn on someone elses tips, they have to live this experience by themself. For instance i learnt that telegram signals groups aren't trustworthy and only their owners raise funds. I knew it by critical thinking,but inspite this i've decided to buy according signal and I lost funds! It was my experience and since that time i avoid pump and dump groups, I've learnt lesson

This is a reputable ICO rating website. Sometimes I also refer to information about the ICO project that I am looking to invest in this site
https://icotracker.net also a very good site for reference

Never rely on ICO rating websites. Previously there was an ICO review site that introduced users to a potential project and the experts of this site rated the project as safe and very good. But in the end, this project was created by a hacker and has a lot of people losing money

But if you invest etherium and Bitcoin in new ico companies, it's much more profitable to buy token, when etherium and Bitcoin have the highest price than today.

As I can consider myself as an expert in ICOs field and investment, so I can give you some advice. You need to choose it really careful and study all about ICO project which you want to invest in. For example, an experience of a team, a value of the project, uniqueness and then read some comments about it. If you need my recommendation, I can say you that you need to study about Kelvin Blockchain. 

I am now watching more than 50 projects and have studied about 200 before and made one important conclusion, it is worth investing in ICO in a growing market, that the end of sales coincided with the phase of market growth, then mono make good money.

I don't know yet for sure, but I learned that Nice ICO as seen from its investments are right or not so at least we know in the past from the beginning of the ICO scam or not.

I'm not gonna tell you how to spend your money, but i can help you out some with my thoughts.
In this time it is smartest to be accumulating. I truly believe in the massive returns ICOs can bring, that's why I'm looking into a few ICOs myself and if you'd like to also you can. There are several inherant risks that come with investing in ICOs though, you just need to do your own due diligence and solid research.  None of these have launched yet but I know they will all have very successful campaigns, at least based on their use cases and journeys so far.
Some great looking ICOs with a very solid set of foundations and teams are these if you or anyone is interested.
The ICOs are Fr8 Network, Muirfield IP, Airstayz, Daostack, and Deedcoin.

Fr8 Network seeks to remove intermediaries from supply chains, specifically the freighting industry, and bring revenue back to carriers and distributors.

Muirfield IP is a private equity firm utilizing blockchain technology.

Airstayz is the first of it's kind, revolutionizing the travel industry with customer and corporate incentives on tokenizing benefits.

Daostack IO is an operating system for collective intelligence. DAOstack powers decentralized companies, funds and markets to make fast and innovative decisions at scale.

Deedcoin is the next generation full-service real estate network at a baseline 1%, by solving the customer acquisition problem for agents.

It is very difficult to see the future of an ico project. there are good in the assessment but at the time of sale is very bad because the token price is too expensive. I choose according to the type of project developed. if good and interesting could be ico it will be successful.

Too long to study different projects. It is necessary to be registered in all subjects. If to invest real money, then it is necessary to find a source which seldom is mistaken in the forecasts.

Well I think you have a point and I would to apply this information to myself in order for me to learn more about how to find the right ICO which is I can actually get benefits from it in the near future and it is really needed also right now, because of many scams happening in crypto.

Simply check on there token metrics; if the idea or concept is something new and great; don't go for any concept that I has being already for several icos. Follow icodrops for more;  they have goods tools to analyze for you

the first thing to do before participating in an ico is nitpicking the white paper could prove useful in revealing the details of how their solutions work and what need areas they will be addressing and also the quality of the content also shows how well the team has done their homework. It is also important to pay attention to details such as the figures and citations

Look for those with a great hardworking team, like Allstocks

I choose only good ico, I pay attention to the capitalization, the command, as well as the purpose of the project. often guided by the site chttps://cryptobriefing.com/

In my opinon in the first place they must have at least alpha prototipe ,preferabil beta release or to release in next 2-3 weeks, then you read the whitepaper and see what its their goal.another aspect is the team.look the LinkedIn profiles see where they ar working till start the project .

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We all know nothing is 100% but here are somethings you can look for:

1) Check the team. Do they have legitimate LinkedIn profiles that are publicly available and have endorsements regarding skills?
2) Does their team already have a highly qualified and experienced IT security expert? If not, why on earth not?
3) Does the team have a good spread of technical expertise and marketing skills?
4) Do they have a product yet? If not, how far away is it?
5) What is the demand for their token based off? Do they have a buy-back mechanism? Is the token actually necessary?
6) Do they have a sound consumer acquisition plan for their project?
7) Are they following relevant KYC checks?

it is difficult to determine which ico is good, but before you participate in an ico, preferably check for the detailed whitepaper. If the team has not put the effort in documenting what their goals, vision, and revenue or bounty model is, then they don’t really care about their business

One of the good things to look out for is an industrious team. Allstocks has one