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Topic: What makes you choose a crypto product? (Read 119 times)
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It seems like if a product (exchange, service, ICO) is new to the market, it's gonna be quiet a strategy to gain reputation.
Everyone wants the community feedback, but in order the collect it, you have to really try hard to ensure users that your service is legit to collect even the first few community reviews...
Did anyone have experience in bringing a new crypto product to the market without a strong backup team of crypto enthusiasts and opinion leaders? Seems like it's taking much time (obviously), cause there are lots of scam services in the industry...
It seems like if a product (exchange, service, ICO) is new to the market, it's gonna be quiet a strategy to gain reputation.
Everyone wants the community feedback, but in order the collect it, you have to really try hard to ensure users that your service is legit to collect even the first few community reviews...
Did anyone have experience in bringing a new crypto product to the market without a strong backup team of crypto enthusiasts and opinion leaders? Seems like it's taking much time (obviously), cause there are lots of scam services in the industry...
There would be any new proposal when comes with the every project has been launched to market. The project contains the same proposal again and again like exchanges, smart contract and wallet are multiple times comes here.
When the project start with the blockchain integration on the real life product and virtual things.
This is how I believe the project get success and my thought about that too.
When the project start with the blockchain integration on the real life product and virtual things.
This is how I believe the project get success and my thought about that too.
Is that a TrustPilot rating, overall credibility or you are willing to test out the services that are new to the market and look legit?
Crypto products need to reflect the ideals of cryptocurrency for it to be appealing to me. That means I want to see some sort of innovation in the product, regardless of what kind of market it's in. If I see that initial idea being really cool and worth purchasing, I start looking at the reviews of it. I do a really deep search into the internet, so I'll look at almost every site where the product is being sold to see if there are any bad reviews. This is because crypto transactions are practically irreversible, so if I lose my money, I lose it. To make a product look legit, put time into it. It'll look legit if everything around it is professional and has good reviews.
TrustPilot may be a good way to know but its also not 100% genuine most times, because I have heard that they are been paid to rate products high so one can't fully trust them. If the products price is low and is of interest to me; then i might consider purchasing the product to test it out. But that is after I have make a research, it possible to find where someone might have mentioned something negative about it.
i usually just go with the flow and choose the ones that are known to the users in the forum. if i search for them and found nothing here in the forum, then they are crossed out, i will just find the popular ones. if they become known, in my view they are trusted ones in the market.
I usally consider their TrustPilot rating and their overall credibility because I believe that most people who used the products and not pleased with it will definitely come out to make a complain. And moreover, people are good with making bad review than good ones when they are unpleased with a product. And other thing is to run a quick research on the developer of the products. Surely, there might be a hint of something fishy if its a scam.
Firstly, i choose cryptocurrency with a very good concept and usage.
The development team will follow secondly, for sure and with that, i can somehow feel that it's a very potential coin to boom.
Lastly, the hype and community.
The development team will follow secondly, for sure and with that, i can somehow feel that it's a very potential coin to boom.
Lastly, the hype and community.
One of my favorite crypto projects usually has novel ideas and practical values. Professional and well-known management team in the cryptocurrency market or financial market. The community of the project develops steadily over time. There are some points that I usually give preference to new crypto projects.
Is that a TrustPilot rating, overall credibility or you are willing to test out the services that are new to the market and look legit?
Testing will be the easiest way to encourage and giving attention to what you are offering. Also a big thing is the legalities of that service and product that you are about to launch.I'm also wondering why not just give the full details on what's on your mind, its hard to guess and you have plenty of answers from other members too.
There would always be someone first to try a new service/product, if not then there would be no reviews to speak off.
This is me, I won't give review if I haven't tried it out but when there are other legit reviews and someone is asking about any feedback on that product, I'm directing him to that review as long as I know its not paid one.
Sometimes you get fed up with a current service and a new one comes out and try it. Though there is no review yet, but you don't have any other alternatives to the service you are fed up with. I guess that's when you can say that you can use that service without having reviews yet. There would always be someone first to try a new service/product, if not then there would be no reviews to speak off.
Is that a TrustPilot rating, overall credibility or you are willing to test out the services that are new to the market and look legit?
I love to read reviews but I'm also aware that there are paid reviews who are giving good reviews just to make a product good for those people who are interested with it.Like hardware wallets, I'm with overall credibility and testing it out even it cost me money to know if its very effective and secured.
And for new market shakers, testing it is easy so it will give me an idea if it really works out properly or it gives a good service.
What crypto product we are talking about here?
What you mean exactly by Crypto product? An exchange, a currency, a technology, a service?
I would choose it based on my interest for that particular thing. If it looks attractive for me I may give it a try, looking reviews and other's opinions first about it. If it looks too unprofessional, shady, then I would avoid it. However, the main point here is to have real interest on the 'product', because it can be very professional and reputable, but if it's not personally interesting, it won't be desirable anyway.
Maybe he do mean or do talk about general matters when it comes to products which as you said there are lots of field but whatever would be the product or services been offered we do always go for the legit ones. Before on deciding to buy or choose on a certain thing always seek out for legit feedbacks and reviews not only into several people yet those can be faked this is why we do seek always for legit ones which have been given by the community. I would choose it based on my interest for that particular thing. If it looks attractive for me I may give it a try, looking reviews and other's opinions first about it. If it looks too unprofessional, shady, then I would avoid it. However, the main point here is to have real interest on the 'product', because it can be very professional and reputable, but if it's not personally interesting, it won't be desirable anyway.
It depends on what to call crypto product. Increasing interest in crypto-currencies. More and more smart countries legalize bitcoin and introduce it into the legal field. More and more online stores are beginning to accept payment for crypto currency. Of course, all this can not help but ponder over the future of the crypto currency.
What you mean exactly by Crypto product? An exchange, a currency, a technology, a service?
I would choose it based on my interest for that particular thing. If it looks attractive for me I may give it a try, looking reviews and other's opinions first about it. If it looks too unprofessional, shady, then I would avoid it. However, the main point here is to have real interest on the 'product', because it can be very professional and reputable, but if it's not personally interesting, it won't be desirable anyway.
I would choose it based on my interest for that particular thing. If it looks attractive for me I may give it a try, looking reviews and other's opinions first about it. If it looks too unprofessional, shady, then I would avoid it. However, the main point here is to have real interest on the 'product', because it can be very professional and reputable, but if it's not personally interesting, it won't be desirable anyway.
Is that a TrustPilot rating, overall credibility or you are willing to test out the services that are new to the market and look legit?
Crypto products need to reflect the ideals of cryptocurrency for it to be appealing to me. That means I want to see some sort of innovation in the product, regardless of what kind of market it's in. If I see that initial idea being really cool and worth purchasing, I start looking at the reviews of it. I do a really deep search into the internet, so I'll look at almost every site where the product is being sold to see if there are any bad reviews. This is because crypto transactions are practically irreversible, so if I lose my money, I lose it. To make a product look legit, put time into it. It'll look legit if everything around it is professional and has good reviews.
Faking a review in trustpilot is so easy but it doesn't necessarily mean that all reviews are fake so I would give it a 50-50 trust rating lol in short, it would be a case-by-case basis like for example if you found a lot of positive reviews of a certain product/service there but there's hardly anything on the other sites then that would be a "RED FLAG".
To answer your second question, I'm no adventurer so NO I will not as it is too risky. I will just wait until the site has gained enough reputation in the community
To answer your second question, I'm no adventurer so NO I will not as it is too risky. I will just wait until the site has gained enough reputation in the community
Is that a TrustPilot rating, overall credibility or you are willing to test out the services that are new to the market and look legit?
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