Topic: What would make you trust an ICO? - page 12. (Read 1002 times)
the first and main reason is that I already prove it for yourself. because if it does not try then would not know can believe or not. In addition, ICO is a means by which most flattering to develop and introduce new technologies and developments for the future, and this very need to be supported because it has great benefits.
I won't trust it finally anyway, it's always a chance they're going to scam you. ICO is a very unreliable thing and even the most trustworthy one can turn into a scam
I look for the working product. Usually, in websites like icobench, their working product is given rates by professional critics. A rate of 4 is high enough for me and that is one thing that investors should look into. Another is the team, you might want to check the team's former projects. That may indicate how good they are in carrying projects.
There are a few factors who are important, it is not about 1 thing who make an ICO trusty. I look at the website, team and investors after reading a quick summary of the ICO. If it is interesting then I look at the whitepaper and reviews about the ICO.
An ICO would only be trusted if its ratings at various ICO rating sites is pleasing. The team involved would also play a role in creating trust of the ICO. lastly, another thing that would make me trust an ICO is the manner in which the team is handling the community involved by way of answering and addressing the various questions and queries
I always look to the VC capital that is involved as a sign that I can trust it. I assume that big VC have better tools to do due diligence than I could ever have.
Before I could trust an ICO, there must be a regulatory authority that governs the affairs of all ICO, which means every ICO must have registered and pass through the thoroughly screening from the authority, by then I'll trust ICO.
By the way, With today`s regulatory and compliance demands, it`s very very hard to "fool" people into investing with you and getting away with this. certainly not with our faces and real names appearing all over the website 
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)i'm not saying you're out to con people. it's more about their fundamental nature which is nothing more than a gamble.
they're not shares in a revenue generating company. your only hope as a token buyer is that other people will believe they can buy them off you and sell them to someone else for more money.
that's it. that's the full extent of the proposition. that doesn't feel like a sustainable model to me.
Market research for that ico thoughroughly
Thanks for your honest response!
I get what you are saying. I do.
I can tell you that we have no intention to "Milk the clueless" - In - fact it`s in our best interest to make our "knowledgeable". I can also reveal that all of our team members are experienced entrepreneurs that don`t invest time in this project for the sake of money alone.
Regarding your remark about the "venture capitalist". Well, attempting an ICO costs a LOT of money, (legal fees, regulatory chores, etc) so
we are already backed by private venture capitalists who thought this is a valid and worthy business model and project(with a cast iron plan).
By the way, With today`s regulatory and compliance demands, it`s very very hard to "fool" people into investing with you and getting away with this. certainly not with our faces and real names appearing all over the website)
I get what you are saying. I do.
I can tell you that we have no intention to "Milk the clueless" - In - fact it`s in our best interest to make our "knowledgeable". I can also reveal that all of our team members are experienced entrepreneurs that don`t invest time in this project for the sake of money alone.
Regarding your remark about the "venture capitalist". Well, attempting an ICO costs a LOT of money, (legal fees, regulatory chores, etc) so
we are already backed by private venture capitalists who thought this is a valid and worthy business model and project(with a cast iron plan).
By the way, With today`s regulatory and compliance demands, it`s very very hard to "fool" people into investing with you and getting away with this. certainly not with our faces and real names appearing all over the website
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nothing. i do not think it's a valid business strategy and never will be. it's just an attempt to milk the clueless. if the idea is that good then go get professional investment from a venture capitalist.
if i was forced at gunpoint to 'invest' in one then i'd only do it if they had established and signed up business relationships in place and a cast iron plan.
if i was forced at gunpoint to 'invest' in one then i'd only do it if they had established and signed up business relationships in place and a cast iron plan.
Well the First thing I personally watch for is Ratings of the ICO in various ICO Rating sites. Then linked in accounts of the Team. Another very important factors how the Team is handling the community , how they answer the questions and etc.
For me it is easy to trust if you can see a good result as well as a good feedback. When I first knew ICO all I know is one way of being progressive that can lead to become successful. Their are different ICO to join through out the way. It is up to you how are you going to find way to join and extravert yourself to the highest rank to be better too.
Hi all,
I am part of the Maxdata.io team.
As part of an ICO marketing team - you always strive to show your ICO in the most transparent and candid way possible.
So I decided to ask you the community - What would make you trust an ICO?
All answers will be highly appreciated!
Thanks
GL:HF
I am part of the Maxdata.io team.
As part of an ICO marketing team - you always strive to show your ICO in the most transparent and candid way possible.
So I decided to ask you the community - What would make you trust an ICO?
All answers will be highly appreciated!
Thanks
GL:HF
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