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Topic: What do you look for in a ICO tracking website? (Read 209 times)
I dont really relying to these ICO review websites because much of them are only getting paid with these ICOs that is why i am doing my own research and you should to to,because your investments would be your responsibility and you are the only one to blame if your money got burned ,doing a lot of research is a must so the risk of losing your money would be lessen.
When I choose a project, I look primarily for the whitepaper, because it contains all the most necessary information
Speaking frankly after I invested in the scam, I rely on my experienced friend who tells me where to invest
There are so many of them. Do you have any specific requirements/needs or a function for a site to have so that you'll start using it regularly?
Why do you use the sites that you do?
Why do you use the sites that you do?
Requirements: extensive functionality (links to bounty, capacity analysis, brief description of the project) and user-friendly interface. It is also important to take into account the lifetime of the tracker / its popularity, because small trackers are often not objective enough and can intentionally overestimate the project.
Now there are a lot of good trackers. Competition in this area does not leave a chance for bad resources, so you can use almost all of them.
I think that lifetime and popularity of trackers are not always the best criteria. Trackers have to earn some money for living and further development.
I guess it's better to compare one ICO on a few trackers.
Some of the ICO tracking websites shows how good a specific project because of the paid promotion made by the developers itself this will create a good image in the investors who venture around the internet for a good ICO for their planned investments, should not always depend on this websites, what I look at this tracking web is the ratings, white paper quality, uniqueness, authentication and validation of its developers then research all of the given information to confirm the integrity of the showed data's.
There are so many of them. Do you have any specific requirements/needs or a function for a site to have so that you'll start using it regularly?
Why do you use the sites that you do?
Why do you use the sites that you do?
Requirements: extensive functionality (links to bounty, capacity analysis, brief description of the project) and user-friendly interface. It is also important to take into account the lifetime of the tracker / its popularity, because small trackers are often not objective enough and can intentionally overestimate the project.
Now there are a lot of good trackers. Competition in this area does not leave a chance for bad resources, so you can use almost all of them.
Alerts based on custom criteria (e.g. alert me of new ICOs launching in 30 days and that have X bonus).
Possibly multiple sets of alerts/criteria.
Possibly multiple sets of alerts/criteria.
There are so many of them. Do you have any specific requirements/needs or a function for a site to have so that you'll start using it regularly?
Why do you use the sites that you do?
Hi, I was shocked by the quality of some of the white papers. Look for LinkedIn profiles, Twitter accounts, Medium accounts, and anything else that can provide information on their background and how long the teem have been involved with cryptocurrencies. Why do you use the sites that you do?
There are so many of them. Do you have any specific requirements/needs or a function for a site to have so that you'll start using it regularly?
Why do you use the sites that you do?
for me i use for ICO tracking website to see some information like how much it receive so far max supply what is target priceWhy do you use the sites that you do?
the information about the coin is always available in the website or whitepaper but sometimes other important is hard to see in the website or not available thats the only time i use ico tracking website
There are so many of them. Do you have any specific requirements/needs or a function for a site to have so that you'll start using it regularly?
Why do you use the sites that you do?
Why do you use the sites that you do?
what is your purpose for that ico tracking website? is that for bounty hunting or hunting good icos for investment? there are plenty of good websites that advertise good icos but this forum is enough for me to find good icos.
Personally when I am finding a ICO to join of, I always check if the ICO can be trusted because you may waste a lot of time and money if the ICO is a scam ang not paying. I also check the popularity of the ICO because more investor the more the value of the coin or token to increase
With the ico tracking one can theck the basic information of a crypto. It can save more time to get the information. For me, it is good to use that kind of website.
I do not use such sites , often they are not exactly analyzes . I try to watch myself and analyze where involved . But this is purely my personal opinion and principle for starters, you can rely on their analysis
As we know, there are lots of ICO tracking websites and wherever I visited either of these websites, I am always looking for top rated ICO. After that, i also made some cross checking about how legit the Rate of this ICO because there are other some results who are said to be biased and paid.
I like that ICO listing sites have filters and categories for ICOs.
I firstly search interesting ICO on such a site.
Then I read about it and after it I look for that ICO here for closer research.
I firstly search interesting ICO on such a site.
Then I read about it and after it I look for that ICO here for closer research.
There are so many of them. Do you have any specific requirements/needs or a function for a site to have so that you'll start using it regularly?
Why do you use the sites that you do?
My tip for you is to is to not believe in them because most of the time, they only list the general opinion of the public about a certain project. Also, they might just be advertising that certain ICO for their personal gains. It is much better to research yourself and get update with the ICO's you join yourself rather than depending on an ICO tracking website. Why do you use the sites that you do?
Some website review of different ICO.
Such as iconench, icorated, icorating, iconow etc.
I like coinschedule its great site for review ICO. I really like and regular I use it for getting good ICO.
Such as iconench, icorated, icorating, iconow etc.
I like coinschedule its great site for review ICO. I really like and regular I use it for getting good ICO.
There are so many of them. Do you have any specific requirements/needs or a function for a site to have so that you'll start using it regularly?
Why do you use the sites that you do?
Its hard to tell which site is giving you the real info. Sometimes they are just scams asking for address and private keys to your coin. But you can search the net for some ideas about the site. If there are negative comments maybe its not a good site. So beware.Why do you use the sites that you do?
That it has a general overview of the ICO, relevant links (whitepaper, social media, etc.) and brief info about their dev. team.
You can find most of this info on your own but it's always nice if the site can help you save time.
You can find most of this info on your own but it's always nice if the site can help you save time.
Look for the price of the tokens and whether there are bounty campaign to earn free tokens.
For the tokens listed in the exchange, u could check the ico price to decide the purchase.
For the tokens listed in the exchange, u could check the ico price to decide the purchase.
I do not think the ico price is the main criteria when deciding, by my opinion the project itself is more important.
Indeed there are too many factors, though price is one of them.
I love it when a tracking site lists more or less all of their pros and cons, criteria, and so on.
I usually look for the start time of this ICO project in icodrop evaluation website, and the time to register for the white list.
https://icodrops.com/
https://icodrops.com/
Look for the price of the tokens and whether there are bounty campaign to earn free tokens.
For the tokens listed in the exchange, u could check the ico price to decide the purchase.
For the tokens listed in the exchange, u could check the ico price to decide the purchase.
I do not think the ico price is the main criteria when deciding, by my opinion the project itself is more important.
Look for the price of the tokens and whether there are bounty campaign to earn free tokens.
For the tokens listed in the exchange, u could check the ico price to decide the purchase.
For the tokens listed in the exchange, u could check the ico price to decide the purchase.
There are so many of them. Do you have any specific requirements/needs or a function for a site to have so that you'll start using it regularly?
Why do you use the sites that you do?
I think that main thing is that it is difficult to go through all icos to compare them, so I think there should be some info on the main page, to make it easy to compare. I discovered new page recently, icoguide.com, it is very easy to compare icos there, but they are newly launched and there are no too many ICOs yet.
Why do you use the sites that you do?
I think that main thing is that it is difficult to go through all icos to compare them, so I think there should be some info on the main page, to make it easy to compare. I discovered new page recently, icoguide.com, it is very easy to compare icos there, but they are newly launched and there are no too many ICOs yet.
There are so many of them. Do you have any specific requirements/needs or a function for a site to have so that you'll start using it regularly?
Why do you use the sites that you do?
Why do you use the sites that you do?
I am looking for additional information and some sort of insight. I mean I can look the usual metrics up myself. No need to present that to me. But some kind of review, a comparison with other projects or simply a graphical presentation of all these facts is important to me.
A lot of functions while still having a simple and a straightforward design that doesn't cause information overload once you enter the site.
I've found that most sites are usually cluttered with unnecessary info or just have arbitrary ICO ratings based on what the community thinks (which doesn't add a lot of value).
So, for me, if a website is simplistic and just has the general info about an ICO, that's good enough for me.
So, for me, if a website is simplistic and just has the general info about an ICO, that's good enough for me.
There are so many of them. Do you have any specific requirements/needs or a function for a site to have so that you'll start using it regularly?
Why do you use the sites that you do?
Why do you use the sites that you do?
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