What does everyone think of this ICO? (Newbie) - page 4.

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Quote from: Cryptogiji on October 19, 2017, 07:46:03 AM

Hello everyone,

I came across this article on cointelegraph today and it seems a great project. What does everyone else think? anyone got any advice for a new ICO hunter?

https://cointelegraph.com/news/crowdholding-co-creating-companies-to-success

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This is kind of new to me. I felt like it was just a replay of all the projects on here that have an ICO. If they have an idea for the project then they should just launch it.

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ICO huneter, nice proffesion. But be carefull in such jungle you will meet a lot of wild(scam) ICOs. My advice for you is to not be too much gullible.
And always make very well research, check every part of ICOs from developers to community. In my opinion the best way to distinguish SCAM is to talk with others whom are interested in the same ICO as you. Team work is always usefull.

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Well what you are posting isn't even a article it's a advertisement .
Stay far away from this project.

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Quote from: Cryptogiji on October 20, 2017, 03:48:37 AM

Quote from: Michae1k on October 19, 2017, 03:20:03 PM

every day become more difficult to find a good projects, almost 50% are scam, and you just lose ur money. It's always risky, but sometimes it worth it.
I chose tactics - try to invest in projects from my country, where I clearly understand the idea and stages of it implementing. And very important for me is recommendations from person, who already successful in investing.

Really? You think 50% are scams?

I do agree there are a large amount of coins popping up and i don't know how this well impact the overall cryptocurrency eco-system. Thanks for the advice!

Yes i think there are all most fifty percent are scams project. it's a very bad impact to overall cryptocurrency eco-system. i hate this scam project. and recently i seen many investor didn't invest any new ICOs. because they confused for the project are real or scam.

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I really like the concept of them, I think is a number of great ideas coming out of this altcoin. Helps both the startups and the average joe. And the fact that they have a beta before their ICO in my eyes puts them above a lot of ICO's (most ICO's just have a whitepaper and a concept).

There is no rush as they start their ICO on the 1st of November, So i would just join their telegram and ask questions on their thread to find out how transparent they are. If the first few days / week goes well, then i would think of investing into them.

Hope this helps and happy investing!

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Quote from: Cryptogiji on October 20, 2017, 03:48:37 AM

Quote from: Michae1k on October 19, 2017, 03:20:03 PM

every day become more difficult to find a good projects, almost 50% are scam, and you just lose ur money. It's always risky, but sometimes it worth it.
I chose tactics - try to invest in projects from my country, where I clearly understand the idea and stages of it implementing. And very important for me is recommendations from person, who already successful in investing.

Really? You think 50% are scams?

I do agree there are a large amount of coins popping up and i don't know how this well impact the overall cryptocurrency eco-system. Thanks for the advice!

I would think that probably more than fifty percent are scams, in one form or another, and another forty-nine percent will just fail for lack of continued support. Those which will succeed, will succeed because of their community support. A lot of these projects start off with quite a bit of interest at first and they slowly fade away while people's interests are focused on the newest exciting project.

I do agree that because of the influx of ICO's and altcoins (as it seems to be the flavour of the month) there are more and more poor projects. It does take some time to find a good one, and i believe the one i have posted is a good one. I am just looking for more confirmation on it.

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Quote from: jayc89 on October 19, 2017, 05:45:26 PM

Quote from: Cryptogiji on October 19, 2017, 07:46:03 AM

Hello everyone,

I came across this article on cointelegraph today and it seems a great project. What does everyone else think? anyone got any advice for a new ICO hunter?

https://cointelegraph.com/news/crowdholding-co-creating-companies-to-success

thank you

Honestly, there isn't any purpose for me to join in on that ICO unless I personally knew the people managing the ICO. I will wait till it hits a popular Bitcoin exchange.

Interesting, but then won't you have missed out on making a nice profit? Suppose there is a lot less risk involved.

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Quote from: Cryptogiji on October 20, 2017, 03:48:37 AM

Quote from: Michae1k on October 19, 2017, 03:20:03 PM

every day become more difficult to find a good projects, almost 50% are scam, and you just lose ur money. It's always risky, but sometimes it worth it.
I chose tactics - try to invest in projects from my country, where I clearly understand the idea and stages of it implementing. And very important for me is recommendations from person, who already successful in investing.

Really? You think 50% are scams?

I do agree there are a large amount of coins popping up and i don't know how this well impact the overall cryptocurrency eco-system. Thanks for the advice!

I would think that probably more than fifty percent are scams, in one form or another, and another forty-nine percent will just fail for lack of continued support. Those which will succeed, will succeed because of their community support. A lot of these projects start off with quite a bit of interest at first and they slowly fade away while people's interests are focused on the newest exciting project.

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Quote from: kryptqnick on October 19, 2017, 03:52:35 PM

Everybody said it's a great project but nobody spent the time explaining why they think so. The idea of the project is to connect companies with people who are likely to consume the offered goods. Okay, that's a good idea to pay the consumers for improvements. It is also sort of true that the system is locked on itself, for consumers get paid for advice and then buy the goods for the money they received. However, there's no strict information about the way project will be realized and the way it works since March 2017. Furthermore, I don't understand why is a special coin needed for such a project to exist, because here there're no specific assignments for a coin.

Thanks for the feedback! Always nice to hear a bunch of different opinions.

But according to the whitepaper, they don't have to buy the goods / services or invest in the company, they can simply exchange it, hence making money right? I think they have gone for a altcoin because they want a global system and it might be too complex to use fiat currencies.

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Quote from: Michae1k on October 19, 2017, 03:20:03 PM

every day become more difficult to find a good projects, almost 50% are scam, and you just lose ur money. It's always risky, but sometimes it worth it.
I chose tactics - try to invest in projects from my country, where I clearly understand the idea and stages of it implementing. And very important for me is recommendations from person, who already successful in investing.

Really? You think 50% are scams?

I do agree there are a large amount of coins popping up and i don't know how this well impact the overall cryptocurrency eco-system. Thanks for the advice!

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Quote from: Cryptogiji on October 19, 2017, 07:46:03 AM

Hello everyone,

I came across this article on cointelegraph today and it seems a great project. What does everyone else think? anyone got any advice for a new ICO hunter?

https://cointelegraph.com/news/crowdholding-co-creating-companies-to-success

thank you

Honestly, there isn't any purpose for me to join in on that ICO unless I personally knew the people managing the ICO. I will wait till it hits a popular Bitcoin exchange.

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Quote from: kryptqnick on October 19, 2017, 03:52:35 PM

Everybody said it's a great project but nobody spent the time explaining why they think so. The idea of the project is to connect companies with people who are likely to consume the offered goods. Okay, that's a good idea to pay the consumers for improvements. It is also sort of true that the system is locked on itself, for consumers get paid for advice and then buy the goods for the money they received. However, there's no strict information about the way project will be realized and the way it works since March 2017. Furthermore, I don't understand why is a special coin needed for such a project to exist, because here there're no specific assignments for a coin.

Agree mate. I don't believe this project is more than just another hype.

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Quote from: vlom on October 19, 2017, 01:17:03 PM

Quote from: Cryptogiji on October 19, 2017, 12:27:24 PM

Quote from: vlom on October 19, 2017, 11:51:37 AM

Quote from: Cryptogiji on October 19, 2017, 07:46:03 AM

Hello everyone,

I came across this article on cointelegraph today and it seems a great project. What does everyone else think? anyone got any advice for a new ICO hunter?

https://cointelegraph.com/news/crowdholding-co-creating-companies-to-success

thank you

after i saw that it is a sponsored text i stopped reading. or lets say: i did not even start reading after i saw the sponsored in the picture.

Can I ask why this is a bad thing? I imagine that 99% of all ICO's have to pay to be listed / have blogs written about them. It's how websites like cointelegraph make their money. If anything it means to me that they are serious because they are willing to spend on marketing (which means if the ICO doesn't go as planned they are out of pocket more).

Trying to learn all I can!

if there is something really special about this ICO. then they don't have to pay.

Thank you for the response and it is interesting, but i feel that any project that is launching now would have to pay for it, there are too many and too much money floating around. You know more money mo problems.

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Everybody said it's a great project but nobody spent the time explaining why they think so. The idea of the project is to connect companies with people who are likely to consume the offered goods. Okay, that's a good idea to pay the consumers for improvements. It is also sort of true that the system is locked on itself, for consumers get paid for advice and then buy the goods for the money they received. However, there's no strict information about the way project will be realized and the way it works since March 2017. Furthermore, I don't understand why is a special coin needed for such a project to exist, because here there're no specific assignments for a coin.

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Quote from: Alanay on October 19, 2017, 12:51:07 PM

Thank you for sharing this information with us firstly. I examined the link you threw.
It looks like a very beautiful and unique project.

Thanks I am thinking it looks an interesting project, how many ICO's have you invested into?

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every day become more difficult to find a good projects, almost 50% are scam, and you just lose ur money. It's always risky, but sometimes it worth it.
I chose tactics - try to invest in projects from my country, where I clearly understand the idea and stages of it implementing. And very important for me is recommendations from person, who already successful in investing.

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Quote from: vlom on October 19, 2017, 11:51:37 AM

Quote from: Cryptogiji on October 19, 2017, 07:46:03 AM

Hello everyone,

I came across this article on cointelegraph today and it seems a great project. What does everyone else think? anyone got any advice for a new ICO hunter?

https://cointelegraph.com/news/crowdholding-co-creating-companies-to-success

thank you

after i saw that it is a sponsored text i stopped reading. or lets say: i did not even start reading after i saw the sponsored in the picture.

I do not understand what you say for the picture, what you see and what do you mean about the image of the project, Can you explain how you can say so very sure and stop reading it, because I still do not really understand for that.

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Quote from: CoinSavvy on October 19, 2017, 12:46:37 PM

I didn't come across any whitepaper on that website. Is there any, or I've just missed it somewhere there?

I found it on their website just fine.

https://ico.crowdholding.com/ In the document section you should see "White paper"

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Quote from: puremage111 on October 19, 2017, 12:39:45 PM

"What if karma was worth money?"

Waoh saw this phrases on their website

I wouldn't say that this ICO is bad because at least it has a use case there

However, i think there's existing project in the market, technically not 100% the same way of operation but there's such niche in the market.

To foresee if it will be successful or not, you can start by joining their slacks/telegram, always ask questions regarding the future and how they deal with X problems :0

It is a very cool tag line.

Thanks for the info, just joined their telegram. Seems they are active and reply to all questions.

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