How to choose the right tips for choosing a good project?
for me its not about how good the project of company is i think its about the owner or the person who manage the project. they are truly not paying not the reason that because the company realy not good. But i know that there are some legit bounty project the problem is maybe we dont have any idea how figure it out. Lol 
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You can check here ICO rating http://icorating.com
any other one apart from this? How to choose the right tips for choosing a good project?
Check the white paper of an ICO that you want to invest. Look for the team behind the project search their identity and their past project if it is
successful and the road map of the project.
There are several youtubers that you can follow. They rank the current ICOs base on the team, advisers, whitepaper, & token metrics.
It has a good team behind that has the one leader with much experience in cryptocurrency and there is great description about project ( you can read Whitepaper ). And this project received a good rating from trusted ICO track site... or etc...
You can check here ICO rating http://icorating.com
Is ICO that is not on the web (http://icorating.com) is not good ??
i always look at whitepaper and team members, and site should be looked fine
What I think is two of the most important thing to look into is the team behind the project and the product/project itself
You can check here ICO rating http://icorating.com
Is there a site other than what you mentioned? because I check ico ya on the site ico that I am participation does have a convincing statement but after the ico is finished and the token sold all, whoever cheat they reduce the allocation of tokens to bounty without any prior notice.
Remember also that if its a good ico, might not be the best option to participate on the ico directly, big hard cap icos tend to be sold at under ico when it gets tradable.
It depends on your strategy.
If you want to invest in icos for long term then you should look for those who have solid projects in which you believe and a good team beside them that know what they are doing.
If you are in for the short term, an ico flipper looking to buy in ico and sell immediately after then all that matters is how hyped the token could be. You should look for icos with good marketing and bonification strategy. It doesn't really matter the project or the team.
If you want to invest in icos for long term then you should look for those who have solid projects in which you believe and a good team beside them that know what they are doing.
If you are in for the short term, an ico flipper looking to buy in ico and sell immediately after then all that matters is how hyped the token could be. You should look for icos with good marketing and bonification strategy. It doesn't really matter the project or the team.
Good ICO = when they actually have a good project and dont really want to make profit from it.
My advice would be, avoid all of them!
90% has no good reason to issue token, it is just an upfront payment for themselves and they don't want to take the financial risk of launching a project. But if the team doesn't want to take the risk, why would you?
90% has no good reason to issue token, it is just an upfront payment for themselves and they don't want to take the financial risk of launching a project. But if the team doesn't want to take the risk, why would you?
I consider a few things:
1. Geographical location (I prefer ICOs located in the US, Canada, or UK - strong accountability)
2. Team experience
3. Strength of idea and target market
4. Long-term prospects
5. Clear and concise roadmap
6. Valuation (how much funding they are asking for compared to how much makes sense to myself)
7. Quality of advisory team
8. Publicity (live television interviews on big networks is preferable)
1. Geographical location (I prefer ICOs located in the US, Canada, or UK - strong accountability)
2. Team experience
3. Strength of idea and target market
4. Long-term prospects
5. Clear and concise roadmap
6. Valuation (how much funding they are asking for compared to how much makes sense to myself)
7. Quality of advisory team
8. Publicity (live television interviews on big networks is preferable)
It is critical to know the nature of the company and the teams behind ICOs. Most of the companies are newly incorporated, but many founders have been around in their respective industries. It is possible to review profiles and search for news and mentions in their prior projects and efforts. later than that, good projects maitain good communication between dev and user.
How to choose the right ico
well honestly this is a bit hard but for you to get a nice or good ico
you need to research about the project, know whos behind the project
what company use the project, and how many voume there is and circulating supply
see if also they have good credibility in the market, what exchange they are targeting
most of the time these are the simple guides to find a right ico
well honestly this is a bit hard but for you to get a nice or good ico
you need to research about the project, know whos behind the project
what company use the project, and how many voume there is and circulating supply
see if also they have good credibility in the market, what exchange they are targeting
most of the time these are the simple guides to find a right ico
Check the Project Team, the Dev, their background. lastly only c the project point.
Scam can even said im the winner bla bla bla, they can oso give the wrong information, how many btc invested, how many eth deposit bla bla bla
do more research, sometime u will found out the person picture oso a scam too,lol
Good Luck
Scam can even said im the winner bla bla bla, they can oso give the wrong information, how many btc invested, how many eth deposit bla bla bla
do more research, sometime u will found out the person picture oso a scam too,lol
Good Luck
You should research all information of project...
You can check here ICO rating http://icorating.com
I like this website, as I am not really an expert on blockchain and/or technology and I look at this more from an investment point of view. This could help to filter the good ones from the bad ones. But is this website itself legit? Any information about the authors? Thanks
their are other site that make ICO reviews like icorating.com, but it is still your personal preferences on what ICO interested you the most. do your own reasearch, check for legitmacy like the dev team, the road map, the white paper, the products or service they offer , is it back by other big companies ? or does it required KYC, AMLC or other regulated body that make your investment secure ? so this are the thing that you try to ask.
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