There are ICO review sites, but the question is, can we trust them?
I did a bit of a research, it looks like paid promotion works well here... besides, it does not answer your question. It is just that THEY have to understand the issue instead of you.
Topic: Tips on choosing the right ICO - page 19. (Read 3357 times)
you should check:
ratings on various sites, if over 4.0 is a good sign,
take a look at the team, look what they've done so far, how potential are they,
look at their product/vision/anything similar. it tells a lot about the team
read the whitepaper. it tells more than you think, but its the most time-consuming of all.
look at their partners. i big companies are behind the project, it shall bring nice revenues.
Sometimes to give an estimate of 4.5 but the project is really not very good! What is the reason I don't know! But faced with such several times. But the evaluation index is one of the important conditions for choosing a project! ratings on various sites, if over 4.0 is a good sign,
take a look at the team, look what they've done so far, how potential are they,
look at their product/vision/anything similar. it tells a lot about the team
read the whitepaper. it tells more than you think, but its the most time-consuming of all.
look at their partners. i big companies are behind the project, it shall bring nice revenues.
Here is the list of my strategies, lets make VLB as an example (because this is my recent ICO) :
1. Check website for all ico rating, i usually use icorating.com, and i see that VLB is having a good score.
2. Do technical analysis. Read their white paper for the basic idea, founder and member background checking, understand the plan and timeline, etc.
3. Only spend what you can afford to lose. This is important, because if you lose money in a great project, no matter what you will still call it a shit project or maybe even calling it scam.
Thats my strategies and i never forgot to apply it, and never regret it.
1. Check website for all ico rating, i usually use icorating.com, and i see that VLB is having a good score.
2. Do technical analysis. Read their white paper for the basic idea, founder and member background checking, understand the plan and timeline, etc.
3. Only spend what you can afford to lose. This is important, because if you lose money in a great project, no matter what you will still call it a shit project or maybe even calling it scam.
Thats my strategies and i never forgot to apply it, and never regret it.
There are several mandatory steps to make sure that the project will be successful or not. First, carefully read the white paper and see if the concept is attractive or not.
I do my own research about the project especially the people behind the project, check on the whitepaper, try to understand whether you can really apply the project in life.
you should check:
ratings on various sites, if over 4.0 is a good sign,
take a look at the team, look what they've done so far, how potential are they,
look at their product/vision/anything similar. it tells a lot about the team
read the whitepaper. it tells more than you think, but its the most time-consuming of all.
look at their partners. i big companies are behind the project, it shall bring nice revenues.
ratings on various sites, if over 4.0 is a good sign,
take a look at the team, look what they've done so far, how potential are they,
look at their product/vision/anything similar. it tells a lot about the team
read the whitepaper. it tells more than you think, but its the most time-consuming of all.
look at their partners. i big companies are behind the project, it shall bring nice revenues.
You should research all information of project...
To choose a good ICO campaign, you first need to understand the ICO campaign. After analyzing the ICO campaign and referring to the website review, you need to find out if the ICO development team Is it reliable? Is the community of the ICO crowded? Often, hot ICO campaigns will get people word of mouth quickly, so you can take advantage of the opportunity to buy a Token during pre-ico or private sale.
Check out for the utilization of their token if it already has a ready market
another thing one should look out for is ICO have a good whitepaper with a well-followed roadmap.
That's about Whitepaper and RoadMap, I fully agree with you. I've seen very few projects that have a very high quality Whitepaper. I also study the team. This helps to see the scam faster.another thing one should look out for is ICO have a good whitepaper with a well-followed roadmap.
Last year, some investors not only did not study projects they invested, there were even those who threw their money at the eth address of the scammer who wrote his address in the general chat of the project
#1 Tech behind it
#2 Do the research
#3 Team behind the company
#4 Global
Those are things that I am looking on when I am searching for the new ICO to invest. Currently, my favorite one is Coinnup. They have like all things in one place, one wallet, coin, ICO launchpad and etc..
#2 Do the research
#3 Team behind the company
#4 Global
Those are things that I am looking on when I am searching for the new ICO to invest. Currently, my favorite one is Coinnup. They have like all things in one place, one wallet, coin, ICO launchpad and etc..
many projects are deceiving, I think you should evaluate the project before following it. you can see at https://icobench.com/ as your reference.
Yes, in addition to icobench there are many more good services, for example icorating, icodrops, you can also use them for project evaluation
many projects are deceiving, I think you should evaluate the project before following it. you can see at https://icobench.com/ as your reference.
Should invest in blockchain plafform, blockchain servies, AI, trading, marketing , advertising with good team, clear roadmap and whitepaper
I think this depends on your strategy, you must be observant in looking at the projects to be invested and you should find icos with marketing strategy and have a good program. It does not matter with the project or team.
I believe that when choosing an ICO project, you should not trust the advice of others. It is necessary to learn how to choose the most promising projects of ICO, relying only on their own knowledge and experience.
Check out for the utilization of their token if it already has a ready market
another thing one should look out for is ICO have a good whitepaper with a well-followed roadmap.
That's about Whitepaper and RoadMap, I fully agree with you. I've seen very few projects that have a very high quality Whitepaper. I also study the team. This helps to see the scam faster.another thing one should look out for is ICO have a good whitepaper with a well-followed roadmap.
Last year, some investors not only did not study projects they invested, there were even those who threw their money at the eth address of the scammer who wrote his address in the general chat of the project
Check out for the utilization of their token if it already has a ready market
another thing one should look out for is ICO have a good whitepaper with a well-followed roadmap.
That's about Whitepaper and RoadMap, I fully agree with you. I've seen very few projects that have a very high quality Whitepaper. I also study the team. This helps to see the scam faster.another thing one should look out for is ICO have a good whitepaper with a well-followed roadmap.
Last year, some investors not only did not study projects they invested, there were even those who threw their money at the eth address of the scammer who wrote his address in the general chat of the project
1. Whitepaper
2. Team
3. Roadmap
4. Supply
5. Price
6. Time distribution
2. Team
3. Roadmap
4. Supply
5. Price
6. Time distribution
ICO review websites are also good but sometimes they are not listing those projects or ICO's that are legit and does have real people. They can be paid to review those ICO's that are only good in marketing but with the execution of their plans, they are like zero. I haven't seen VLB on icorating so that makes me wonder if they are really monitoring these upcoming ICO's or they are only accepting paid advertisement for those ICO's so that they will list it on their rating.
Check out for the utilization of their token if it already has a ready market
another thing one should look out for is ICO have a good whitepaper with a well-followed roadmap.
That's about Whitepaper and RoadMap, I fully agree with you. I've seen very few projects that have a very high quality Whitepaper. I also study the team. This helps to see the scam faster.another thing one should look out for is ICO have a good whitepaper with a well-followed roadmap.
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