I am going in on Sparkster right now. The team have a product which is not only partially ready but it fully comercially ready. You can even check it our for yourself on their website. Also there is huge hype around it. It Is Ian balinas All star ICO.
I wrote an article on it if you want to learn more https://steemit.com/ico/@cryptoguru1/an-in-depth-look-into-sparkster-and-why-i-believe-it-is-in-a-league-of-its-own
If your not interested, just remember to choose ICOs wisely and dont invest until you are done in depth research into the project, i am been burned many tmes by not doing this
Topic: what coming ICO are good to invest now? - page 7. (Read 2717 times)
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You can visit the assessment websites of ICO projects such as ICO Bench, ICOWISE, and many assessment sites. see the rating of the project and read wp that you think is good for your investment.
I think Sonder ICO is good for invest now
There are so many new tokens to open a crowdsale very soon. In my research I came across of 4 token which lookas promising NEX, Usechain, Origin protocol and Fantom
New mint with extravagant potentials, seeding real ere long to the alternate. Do your have test, announce your have investment
in any case, if there is a good investment project, it will attract many people and potential investors. I always try to be guided by the choice of professional people, and this line of action never failed me. there are number of ICO which we can invest now. For example
1. GoNetwork
2. Essentia
3. Kambria
4. Quark Chain
5. Egretia
1. GoNetwork
2. Essentia
3. Kambria
4. Quark Chain
5. Egretia
Dont forget to add Spotcoin mate.. The Pre-Ico whitelist is on June 6th Dont miss it.. An imagine explaining it all.
It took me a while to read this, but I did read it and it helped me.
What to look for in Ico before investing..
1 – Team Composition
Find out everything you can about the team, especially the development team and the advisory board. Look up each team member for relevant experience. Google their names. Visit their LinkedIn profiles. Look for famous names among the advisory board of the project. Find out if the team has any crypto experience and more importantly – in which projects, or ICOs, they were involved with and the impact they had.
2 – Bitcointalk.org Thread
A good starting point is the project’s announcement (ANN) thread on BitcoinTalk.org, as Bitcointalk is the biggest forum for Bitcoin and crypto related issues. It is strongly recommended that you read the messages carefully. Investor’s concerns will be answered (or may be unanswered) in this thread. It is a bad sign when the developers avoid answering certain questions or aren’t collaborating. Sending devs a personal message to see how responsive they are is also a good idea.
Each message on Bitcointalk contains the rank and activity degree (number of past messages) of the sender. Be aware of newbies and low-ranking writers. Reputation has become very important and significant.
Be aware of experienced writers comments, and also look for negative messages, sometimes it could be a warning sign. Use Select [All] to see all comments in the thread and use CTRL + F (Windows) to search for red flag words like ‘scam’, ‘con’, ‘MLM’. See the relation between the search results and the total number of replies.
3 – Stage of the project and VC investments
Evaluate the stage of the project. Does it only have a whitepaper? A beta version? Is there a launched product with limited functionality? Prefer projects which have “some lines” of working code, however, many ICOs have proven they can become success stories without any code written.
VCs (venture capital) tend to invest and support projects from early stages. Look for this information usually on the main page of the project’s website. It’s likely to be considerable if a well-known crypto VC is involved, like Blockchain Capital or Fenbushi (belongs to Vitalik Buterin – founder of Ethereum).
4 – Community and Media
It is crucial to have a wide open supporting community like a public Slack for all investors. Openness is as crucial in gaining our trust as the Github code. Try to grasp the atmosphere within the community. Look at the size of the community and its activity.
5. 5 – What do they need the token for? Is the blockchain necessary?
ICOs mean the creation of a new dedicated token for the project. One of the most important questions each project needs to answer is what is the token for? Why isn’t Bitcoin or Ethereum enough to serve as the project’s token? Yes, many projects just make up a scammy story. Hey, an ICO can’t be an ICO without a dedicated token. The same question needs to be asked regarding the use of the blockchain technology behind the project.
6 – Unlimited / Hard cap
In the early days of crypto ICOs, the difference between open and hard cap didn’t have the same impact as today’s ICOs. An open cap allows investors to send unlimited funding to the project’s ICO wallet. The more coins are circulating, the less unique your tokens become for the trading afterwards – through less demand.
As ICOs become mainstream within crypto land, enormous amounts are collected. Take a look at Bancor, this project raised an astonishing $150 million in just three hours. This resulted in no percentage gain for the investors. Keep that in mind when participating in ICOs with no cap.
On the other hand, you don’t want to be the only one investing in the project. Exchange’s have much less interest in projects that raise very little, which makes it harder to sell these tokens after release.
7 – Token distribution – when and how
Greed can be defined by a high token distribution to the team members, let’s say, more than 50% of the tokens is suspicious. A good project will link its token distribution to the roadmap. Because each phase or milestone of the project requires a certain amount of funding.
Watch for the token distribution stage. Some projects just release their tokens hours after the ICO has ended. Some projects need to develop a beta version before sending out the tokens. If you look at the percentage gain of Etherium (one year between ICO and token distribution, around 500% gain), Augur (1+ years, 1500%) and Decent (8 month, 350%), sometimes this break creates a very positive hype around the project.
8 – Evaluating the Whitepaper
Most typical investors actually don’t read through the whitepaper, even though it contains all the necessary information about the upcoming project and the ICO.
Don’t hesitate to read it, or at least the majority of it. Note the strong and negative aspects and add in some of your own research. In the end, the whitepaper is the silver platter to potential investors. After reading it you should be able to answer a simple question – what kind of value does this project bring to our world? You’ll also learn what you’re investing in.
9 – Quality of the code – Meet Github
If you have a little bit of programming experience, you should be using it here. The quality of a developer can be understood by analyzing some of their code. As a non-techie, it is still possible to evaluate their quality by looking at the consistency of the code. Another good indicator, is the usage of proper commenting. Avoid messy developers. A piece of code reflects the attitude of a developer.
And lastly
10 – The Bottom Line
ICOs will become more and more ‘mainstream’ as a method for raising funds. There will be plenty of projects to choose from, hence it will become even harder to assess these projects.
It is key to investigate and read as much information as possible and write down all the important aspects, positive and negative, before making an investment decision.
- by Michiel Muddlers
What to look for in Ico before investing..
1 – Team Composition
Find out everything you can about the team, especially the development team and the advisory board. Look up each team member for relevant experience. Google their names. Visit their LinkedIn profiles. Look for famous names among the advisory board of the project. Find out if the team has any crypto experience and more importantly – in which projects, or ICOs, they were involved with and the impact they had.
2 – Bitcointalk.org Thread
A good starting point is the project’s announcement (ANN) thread on BitcoinTalk.org, as Bitcointalk is the biggest forum for Bitcoin and crypto related issues. It is strongly recommended that you read the messages carefully. Investor’s concerns will be answered (or may be unanswered) in this thread. It is a bad sign when the developers avoid answering certain questions or aren’t collaborating. Sending devs a personal message to see how responsive they are is also a good idea.
Each message on Bitcointalk contains the rank and activity degree (number of past messages) of the sender. Be aware of newbies and low-ranking writers. Reputation has become very important and significant.
Be aware of experienced writers comments, and also look for negative messages, sometimes it could be a warning sign. Use Select [All] to see all comments in the thread and use CTRL + F (Windows) to search for red flag words like ‘scam’, ‘con’, ‘MLM’. See the relation between the search results and the total number of replies.
3 – Stage of the project and VC investments
Evaluate the stage of the project. Does it only have a whitepaper? A beta version? Is there a launched product with limited functionality? Prefer projects which have “some lines” of working code, however, many ICOs have proven they can become success stories without any code written.
VCs (venture capital) tend to invest and support projects from early stages. Look for this information usually on the main page of the project’s website. It’s likely to be considerable if a well-known crypto VC is involved, like Blockchain Capital or Fenbushi (belongs to Vitalik Buterin – founder of Ethereum).
4 – Community and Media
It is crucial to have a wide open supporting community like a public Slack for all investors. Openness is as crucial in gaining our trust as the Github code. Try to grasp the atmosphere within the community. Look at the size of the community and its activity.
5. 5 – What do they need the token for? Is the blockchain necessary?
ICOs mean the creation of a new dedicated token for the project. One of the most important questions each project needs to answer is what is the token for? Why isn’t Bitcoin or Ethereum enough to serve as the project’s token? Yes, many projects just make up a scammy story. Hey, an ICO can’t be an ICO without a dedicated token. The same question needs to be asked regarding the use of the blockchain technology behind the project.
6 – Unlimited / Hard cap
In the early days of crypto ICOs, the difference between open and hard cap didn’t have the same impact as today’s ICOs. An open cap allows investors to send unlimited funding to the project’s ICO wallet. The more coins are circulating, the less unique your tokens become for the trading afterwards – through less demand.
As ICOs become mainstream within crypto land, enormous amounts are collected. Take a look at Bancor, this project raised an astonishing $150 million in just three hours. This resulted in no percentage gain for the investors. Keep that in mind when participating in ICOs with no cap.
On the other hand, you don’t want to be the only one investing in the project. Exchange’s have much less interest in projects that raise very little, which makes it harder to sell these tokens after release.
7 – Token distribution – when and how
Greed can be defined by a high token distribution to the team members, let’s say, more than 50% of the tokens is suspicious. A good project will link its token distribution to the roadmap. Because each phase or milestone of the project requires a certain amount of funding.
Watch for the token distribution stage. Some projects just release their tokens hours after the ICO has ended. Some projects need to develop a beta version before sending out the tokens. If you look at the percentage gain of Etherium (one year between ICO and token distribution, around 500% gain), Augur (1+ years, 1500%) and Decent (8 month, 350%), sometimes this break creates a very positive hype around the project.
8 – Evaluating the Whitepaper
Most typical investors actually don’t read through the whitepaper, even though it contains all the necessary information about the upcoming project and the ICO.
Don’t hesitate to read it, or at least the majority of it. Note the strong and negative aspects and add in some of your own research. In the end, the whitepaper is the silver platter to potential investors. After reading it you should be able to answer a simple question – what kind of value does this project bring to our world? You’ll also learn what you’re investing in.
9 – Quality of the code – Meet Github
If you have a little bit of programming experience, you should be using it here. The quality of a developer can be understood by analyzing some of their code. As a non-techie, it is still possible to evaluate their quality by looking at the consistency of the code. Another good indicator, is the usage of proper commenting. Avoid messy developers. A piece of code reflects the attitude of a developer.
And lastly
10 – The Bottom Line
ICOs will become more and more ‘mainstream’ as a method for raising funds. There will be plenty of projects to choose from, hence it will become even harder to assess these projects.
It is key to investigate and read as much information as possible and write down all the important aspects, positive and negative, before making an investment decision.
- by Michiel Muddlers
New mint with extravagant potentials, seeding real ere long to the alternate. Do your have test, announce your have investment
difficult to determine which ico is good, but there are some ico that I think is good for investment, like pchain, egretia and NEX
there are number of ICO which we can invest now. For example
1. GoNetwork
2. Essentia
3. Kambria
4. Quark Chain
5. Egretia
1. GoNetwork
2. Essentia
3. Kambria
4. Quark Chain
5. Egretia
actually, there is some good ico to invest now, but everyone has their own opinions, and in my opinion PCHAIN, Atonomi, Cardstack, and QuarkChain is good ico for now
I think you should look in GO network, also in Kambria token but it is going to end very soon
But since you don't feel sorry for the money, here's a small list of ICO's I would invest in.
1. Beaxy
2. Delkin.
3. Multiverse
4. Slate
1. Beaxy
2. Delkin.
3. Multiverse
4. Slate
Good advice. Do not listen to anyone, look for the ICO yourself. This is your money and if you lose them because of someone will be very hurt. It is better to dispose of yourself.
In my own knowledge and experience professional investment platforms are promising. I think they can significantly reduce investor risks. I'm going to try Paytomat bacause, in my opinion, Paytomat is the safest and the most promising ICOs project! The creators are professionals with a lot of experience. The value of the product for me it is convenience of usage in different infrastructure such as hotels, restaurants and cafes, retail, airlines and etc.
I would obviously choose MB8 coin, Sureit. AI, Betrium, Buzz show, PolicyPal and dimcoin are with best projects and teams. Their progress is really stunning and yes you can trust and invest in these ICOs. The teams continues effort in their growth is awesome and yes it's seen via the communication in telegram as well as via the stages they move forward.
At present, it is very difficult to say which ICO is successful. There was a lot of scam. 81% is scam projects now. But I noticed the project Telluria, I hope it will be successful
This is not a good time for invest in ico but some ico is good upcoming is
Bigbom
Essentia
Hybridblock
Egretia
Nwp
Bigbom
Essentia
Hybridblock
Egretia
Nwp
Honestly, I can not choose ICO because after checking I basically find some inaccuracies in the project documentation. And why I'm afraid to invest in these projects ..
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