Topic: What ICO's / Presale should i break my crypto virginity with? (Read 1595 times)

I've heard about Crowdholding and I am a big fan of their project.

Looks like they are wanting to create something amazing through co-creation.

https://ico.crowdholding.com

Try Mira https://miralab.io. I think this project is rather good, at the time of pre-ico is coming in a few days (November 27-29). Their main advantages are off-chain storage solution, anonymity and ease of use for people with any level of technical expertise. Whatever the case, you need to do research and always be sure that what your investing in will work for you!

Many newbies recomending one or another ICO, but I recommend to consider these factors before investing:

1. Team - is the team capable of doing the product, do they have experience and skill set
2. Market - is there a niche or share of existing market will be made, is the market large.
3. Token model - is there a purpose of the coin, do you think it is useful.
4. ICO structure - how will the funds be used, roadmap available, do they need that much money.

Definitely with WorkPress - WPX

Solid project with huge potential to be 10-20x in short term.

Pre-Sale Starts: 1st December

50% Bonus in Pre-Sale

Pre-Sale Price : $0.10
ICO Price : $0.15
Supply in crowd sale only: 80,000,000

https://www.workpress.tech

This is the sort of ICO i would avoid, i highly doubt that however talented Mr Mayweather is, i highly doubt he could spell cryptocurrencies never mind understand the concept of blockchain technology and it's potential.

I would do your own research, find a project that you believe will be profitable / good for society and look deep into the company. I would also keep away from ICO's that clearly are just pumping money into advertising so the masses will buy. I would much prefer a cryptocurrency with realistic targets and focuses on content creation and connecting with the crowd.

Just like kyber and the next will be the change ico or referium in some months later, because the only ico that hasn't listed in the bitcoin talk will give you decent profit, but you must remember about the community that already supported the ico or project.

Best thing to do is do your own research, look for a project that interests you.

Investing in ICO's is very much like investing into anything, research and doing your homework is what is needed. Personally these are the things i look for in a ICO:-

- Stong Team - Not just good developers, but also a good strong marketing team, finance and CEO's who have experience and can drive the company's idea home. People focus too much on the developers and they are important, but if the CEO is a boob, not going to get far regardless of the product.

- White paper - This is the very outline of the business, if this doesn't make sense or is poorly written it is a huge warning signal. This document is supposed to explain everything and get people excited about their company.

- Do they need a altcoin? - If they do not need one, then the only reason they are creating one is to raise an ICO, keep away from those.

- Numbers make sense - The numbers need to be correct and thought out. Not just the ability to add more coins when the time comes. Also probably if they are giving away a lot in bonuses, that is a worry as they are not caring about their currency.

- Strong social media - creating their own content etc. Shows they want to connect with people and make this thing blow up!

Lastly

- Innovation - Does it change something? or is the same idea as everyone else? Does it inspire you? If the answer is yes then I would join a bounty campaign to get more information about the altcoin.

That's usually the steps i take when looking into investing into a ICO. Hope this helps

(PS Crowdholding looks like a decent ICO, just had a look at their whitepaper, so thanks for the tip!)

In threads like these you'll always get people shilling for their coin. lol. I'll give you a serious answer, you should check icocountdown website and look at ICO. It's very important to not invest without doing proper research. You want to look at things such as: team, who is behind it, support they're getting. Read every single post in their thread and take notes as needed.

You can also checkout announcement section but it can be little challenging going through so many threads, but you need it to do proper research. Good luck.

Im keeping my eyes on DragonChain, Its developed by Disney and their platform looks real promising! Their public ICO sale will begin on October 2...

Website: https://dragonchain.com/#join-ico

WhitePaper: https://dragonchain.com/assets/Dragonchain_Business_Summary.pdf

FAQ: https://dragonchain.com/faq

Telegram group chat: https://t.me/dragontalk

Welcome to crypto world I think you should start with ico more popular as more chances that they will become more expensive after the listing.

I did not research much about crowdholding ICO. But their pre-ICO was highly successful with a 257% turnout. This is a good sign you can consider since that simply means there are backers of this project. But you need to do some more research about them so that your investment will be worth it.

No the ICO started 14th of September, it ends on the 1st of November

I have had a look at Crowdholding, looks a good project.

Although you are going to have to wait to invest, their ICO starts on the 1st of November.

I've been hearing and seeing a lot of good things about Enjin Coin.

Kick ICO ends in 11 hrs only. They have raised close to 80k eth, pretty impressive.

ICOS are high risk, split it between 3-4 coins atleast

From my perspective, I think investing in ICOs is way too riskier than investing in a coin that is already listed on major exchanges. I think the wise thing to do now since they a lot of ICOs launching every weeks, is to read and research about the project and determine the benefits from investing in it. I usually consider the technology behind the most important, the team behind, graphics, whitepaper and website should be properly designed, customer care and social media should be active; transparency. If I were to recommend to you at least 2 good ICOs, I would say air, cartaxi.

AirToken look like a very promising project. They raised $6.5m in the presale and are taking whitelist applications for the ICO. Their goal is to enable the billions of offline and pre-paid mobile subscribers in emerging markets to have access to capital for both data, the fuel of the smartphone, and eventually digital and physical goods within the mobile ecosystem. Their vision is a world where anyone with a smartphone can enjoy unrestricted access to the internet.

This is what is pissing me up with all these new ICO s coming to the market, how can a jack that knows nothing about your project be promoting it to me, He has promoted more than 2 other ICOs already.

When you put ICOs ahead of development the project is heading for disaster

ICOs indeed very high risk, the profit earned from the investment is almost non-exist, only the losses you will get. There are many ways to invest your money is by trading one of them. But it depends on you, choosing a very popular ICO is better way if you keep want invest on ICO.