Topic: Tips on choosing the right ICO - page 17. (Read 3357 times)
You should have the knowledge about the program. It will surely help yourself.
white paper, team, manager, what you need to pay attention to. there is a check of the profiles of team members, the way of marketing and the amount they spend on everything and white documents. Take the time to analyze all these materials before investing in ICO.
if the ico team attend blockchain conference we can come to the conclusion this ico is geunie and next advisory team and roadmap
I will be brief:
- good site
- strong team
- real project
Personally I recommend BiNeuro https://bineuro.com/web/
If you want to invest in the project that not just promise, but has been already working, you should focus your attention to BiNeuro Token Sale.
- good site
- strong team
- real project
Personally I recommend BiNeuro https://bineuro.com/web/
If you want to invest in the project that not just promise, but has been already working, you should focus your attention to BiNeuro Token Sale.
Now very many ICO and ICO are deceptive will be a serious problem in crypto.
Choosing a good ICO has many factors that affect them
- Experience ever doing ICO, from this experience you will be able to assess ICO is good or not.
- See Soft cap has been reached or not, a good ICO is its soft cap has been achieved.
- Experience ever doing ICO, from this experience you will be able to assess ICO is good or not.
- See Soft cap has been reached or not, a good ICO is its soft cap has been achieved.
Actually, many factors to choose a good ICO and not a scam, I explain a little what I know about the good selection of ICO:
1. Do not easily tempted free ICO
2. Note White paper should be clear
3. See the review is good, try searching on google
4. See if the ICO has entered the market or not
5. Look at the ICO advertised
6. Note the total supply of ICO coins, the total supply of coins, the price will be cheaper
7. See the landing program
8. Check the owner.
Hope can add information for you.
1. Do not easily tempted free ICO
2. Note White paper should be clear
3. See the review is good, try searching on google
4. See if the ICO has entered the market or not
5. Look at the ICO advertised
6. Note the total supply of ICO coins, the total supply of coins, the price will be cheaper
7. See the landing program
8. Check the owner.
Hope can add information for you.
Hi everyone,
There's lots of cryptocurrencies to choose from. If you're going to multifunctional exchange with debit card access, better do it with a good reason, choosing projects with potential like @SprintX.
I also follow the project. but only medium social. I think it's a very good project. and also if you are interested, follow the digipharm project, the project is very good and the managers who handle it very well. There's lots of cryptocurrencies to choose from. If you're going to multifunctional exchange with debit card access, better do it with a good reason, choosing projects with potential like @SprintX.
hello, I found in my opinion a cool ICO that you think about it
/paladium.cc
Hi everyone,
There's lots of cryptocurrencies to choose from. If you're going to multifunctional exchange with debit card access, better do it with a good reason, choosing projects with potential like @SprintX.
There's lots of cryptocurrencies to choose from. If you're going to multifunctional exchange with debit card access, better do it with a good reason, choosing projects with potential like @SprintX.
Checking ratings, the team, whitepaper will give you a fair idea about the trust on the product
In fact, this is not so. I met a scam, which was very well executed. It was possible to understand this only after one of the advisors reported that he had no connection with this project
How to choose the right tips for choosing a good project?
For me, you must do a research regarding for the project that you want to ride on.just check the domain expiry if it is long for its expiration, then check the website itself if it is professionally made.read the whitepaper of the project.You will find what will be the purpose of the project.Look behind who's the developer, their profile, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter.Look also if they are active means that they will answer any question regarding on their project
Checking ratings, the team, whitepaper will give you a fair idea about the trust on the product
If you choose the project for X. It is necessary to look at hype. Hype is the main engine of the price.
Also, check the websites icodrops icorating icobench
Sometimes scam projects have a big hype, so you can loose the money. I think the best combination is: product+team+hype. Also, check the websites icodrops icorating icobench
First of all, this project should offer something new and useful. Also this should be quite convenient to use. There are projects that are designed for people who do not know anything about crypto-currencies.
ICO rating sites, such as already mentioned icorating.com, are good starting points to get general understanding on project idea, weaknesses and strengths, perspective and etc. Indeed, these are very convenient services as they allow someone to quickly divide projects on two groups, i.e. the one consists of ICOs that worth extra time for further examination and the other that does not worth your attention at all. Then it is time to review projects more closely: visit project site, read a white paper, check dev team and product/service they offer. Once you go through all these steps, you will definitely form understanding, based certainly on your personal preferences, on what ICO are the most interesting.
First I check the bounty manager's rating. All that is under the senior member, would not prompt me to join. I believe that the rank of the manager is a big factor in determining the legitimacy of the ICO.
Do as much research as possible. Read the whitepaper, look at the long term goals of the project, research the team members, see what partnerships they are forming and read reviews
Yes, all these aspects must be taken into account when choosing a prospective ISO, but do not forget about the risks. Because there is always a possibility of project failure.
How I chose WeLocal was, I really got into their idea, basically, you kinda have to feel these things out.
You can get idea from their Whitepaper, their Roadmap, hoow is team and search on google
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