Topic: What sites do you use to make your investment decisions? - page 2. (Read 16300 times)
Online investing can be one of the best things to do with your money when you want to increase your savings. While there is no single choice for the best online investment sites that is best for everyone, there are plenty of financial tools available to help you make the best decisions.
I always ran to bountypaltform or bountyhive.io, because many people initially recommended it, and I also knew that it was good.
What site do you use to get the best information to make your investment decisions into ICOs?
Your information is going to help us a lot in order make our ICO project 1000% successful. You can find more info about it here - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4732575.380
If you are an ICO listing page, let me know about it!
Your information is going to help us a lot in order make our ICO project 1000% successful. You can find more info about it here - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4732575.380
If you are an ICO listing page, let me know about it!
The site that i visit often was icobench, but not anymore right now.
It is because there were some bad ICOs listed there, and i won't trust 100% any ico review site.
We cannot relying only from reviewing company to invest on something, you must DYOR as well.
What site do you use to get the best information to make your investment decisions into ICOs?
Your information is going to help us a lot in order make our ICO project 1000% successful. You can find more info about it here - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4732575.380
If you are an ICO listing page, let me know about it!
Your information is going to help us a lot in order make our ICO project 1000% successful. You can find more info about it here - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4732575.380
If you are an ICO listing page, let me know about it!
Apart from the projects website and google search
You do not need specialist for your investment decisions
You need to get your details spot on and also dyor always
I believer this question is directed so as to know which bounties to put. Almost all social media sites are used by investors to get a hint on an ICO to participate in. Give the hunters what they want and you are good.
For my investment decisions, Bitcointalk has always been the best option for me and I also follow the project website and also make my own findings
Before deciding which project to invest in, I always start my digging from the coinmarketcap and further move on to intensively analyse the project whitepaper and properly dissect every detail on the project's website and social media platforms. For ICOs, I rather wait till they hit the market before making my decision.
I do not use any third-party sites to select the ICO project. I always try to explore the project on my own. But using these sites can definitely help someone and it's great that they exist.
I don't actually look at to website to see which ICO I am going to invest in, because many of this website are just after the money they collect for listing and not the safety of the investors who are going to invest their money into this projects, we have seen a lot of project listed by them scam people of their money so I don't advise anyone to trust in website to get investment information. I normally carry out a thorough research about a project before investment, the best way to catch scammers is via their ANN thread on bitcointalk.
I do not invest in ICO. But I always do my own research based on information about coins in the network (it's a social networks, this forum, and also analytics). If I have any doubts about the asset, I will not take the risk.
I don't invest ICO's anymore after i got bankrupted, but there are some great about ICO reviews. I used to visit:
ICO Bench
ICO Alert
ICODrops
ICO Rating
ICO Watchlist
Coin Schedule
ICObazaar
CoinGecko
Smith & Crowns
TokenMarket
ICOholder
ICO Hot List
BestCoins
The Tokener
ICO Map
Top ICO List
CoinMarketPlus
ICOcreed
ListICO
ICO Bench
ICO Alert
ICODrops
ICO Rating
ICO Watchlist
Coin Schedule
ICObazaar
CoinGecko
Smith & Crowns
TokenMarket
ICOholder
ICO Hot List
BestCoins
The Tokener
ICO Map
Top ICO List
CoinMarketPlus
ICOcreed
ListICO
no, I always use personal analysis to determine investment choices. looking for references on popular sites will only doubt me, because the average site makes a review not objective. I've seen many projects that have high ratings, but the project is a scam or the project fails.
I do not rely on any site to make my personal decision on the ico to invest in.
I invest in icos by laying down the pros and cons of that particular project, what's its ideas are all about, the team, determination etc.
I usually have about 2 to 3 projects under my radar, I do well to study thoroughly on all 3 if them, the one which suits me most, I decide to invest in it, but you must note that this bear market makes it difficult to make such decisions successfully, so a better market condition makes things easier and better
I invest in icos by laying down the pros and cons of that particular project, what's its ideas are all about, the team, determination etc.
I usually have about 2 to 3 projects under my radar, I do well to study thoroughly on all 3 if them, the one which suits me most, I decide to invest in it, but you must note that this bear market makes it difficult to make such decisions successfully, so a better market condition makes things easier and better
For making investment decisions, I use one tool - this is my head, or rather my brain. Informative resource is CMC, as well as bitcointalk.
There are actually a lot of sites, especially sites such as CMC or Coingecko, I think there are other sites or groups in Telegrams, but this can actually be done through analysis. Is it awful? Maybe yes.
I am currently looking for Telegram groups as well where I could potentially make an announcement for our ICO project. If you know any good ones, let me know. I might add them to my list which we will use upon our ICO project's launch date.
There are actually a lot of sites, especially sites such as CMC or Coingecko, I think there are other sites or groups in Telegrams, but this can actually be done through analysis. Is it awful? Maybe yes.
I really do not use any rating site for investment, I just study a coin, do my own research, know when to buy,I don't buy coin because everyone is buying, I buy because I see potential, and I also know when to sell. This way I make some profit.
This is the best approach for truly great projects in their essence, however, if everyone is buying something that means there is increased money flow and thats where people make most money at. It is risky, however, I am also a big fan of supporting projects which suit my personal interest and can tap into a big market.
icobench to sees of use with different unit on identification as investors might put of decision on expending use with spares on funds to work on plan with bitcoin investment on crypto finance.
I really do not use any rating site for investment, I just study a coin, do my own research, know when to buy,I don't buy coin because everyone is buying, I buy because I see potential, and I also know when to sell. This way I make some profit.
I think that any sites that will bring useful information. But as usual, most of the sites are just fakes and almost always site users always close their information. I think that btt is the most transparent.
I am looking for the most reputable and honest sites who have not sold out themselves yet. I think of utilizing the Bitcointalk forum talk to let everyone know about our ICO project opportunity.
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