Topic: What would make you trust an ICO? - page 9. (Read 983 times)
First thing that I'm looking at is the project itself through reading the whitepaper. How it's going to help the marketplace and if there is actually a real world usage. Then followed by the team. Handling the community is another factor. Then after that I'll check the Independent ICO ratings. If everything is a "yes", then around 60% trust is there, then 40% is in work in progress while the ICO/project is running.
The important component is feedback from the community and good relationships with the people who are at the source of the project. If you can realize it, then you will be successful.
I trust those ICO that show the constant development of its product. Many refer to this not seriously and try to just imitate the activity.
I can be persuaded by a strong team that has experience working in strong companies that inspires confidence and also listing 
It is important to put the company, their technology, and product or service in the context of their target market. They will inevitably be subjected to the market and regulatory pressures of their target industries, so knowing the environment should give you an idea of what challenges and opportunities these ventures face.
This time choosing a potential ICO is difficult. Scammers are becoming increasingly sophisticated, they are very well prepared for the customer care team, schematics, roadmap, whitepapper ... etc. We can hardly detect potential ICOs. So invest in exchanged coins. Do not invest in ICO at this time.
As for me,the best way to secure my trust in any good project is the advisory team,if the advisors are well known people,it would make it hard for them to end up as scammers and good advisors with reputations to protect wouldnt go for any shit project,they always go for the best because it would boost their reputation.. So for me,the advisors are when I check.
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
Well... I would be the trust in the ICO based on my analysis fundamental of ICO them selves, i do research about the ICO project will they have good progress in the future or not and i have made research ( little research 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
) about your project maxdata's project, i need more information about it, first step i did not found the community of maxdata on telegram ( just bounty only) should you have the official channel of maxdata be dedicated for the project, let the community makes direct questions on there of course you must gives fast respond, let me know what will be done. Thank you very much. First of all it is the whitepaper. If the whitepaper is well written and the project is a strong one than for sure I would invest in that ICO
I read many whitepaper and some of them have a good point of future but how can we evaluate the possibility of project realization. Blockchain is new and many painting projects are so beautiful but far from realistic.
The team, the reality of the project, and the not to much price of hard cup.
For me it is good whitepaper= substantial info of the whole project
website = The website is nicely done and the links that are clickable should be clickable i do experience before some websites the link are not responsive and my confidence for the project drop to bottom.
website = The website is nicely done and the links that are clickable should be clickable i do experience before some websites the link are not responsive and my confidence for the project drop to bottom.
he develoment team and the product an ICO offers is what makes me trust in an ICO. if the product it offers the market will solve a problem or fill a gap then its likely to succeed.and a good development team with reputation and experience is likely to come up with a proper project
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
What makes people believe in ICOs is: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
- What is the background and idea that the project is aiming for?
- Roadmap brings a lot of trust for investors, and it shows the direction of the project.
- The community of the project is large and developed.
- Some people supporting the project more or less and support are made upon request.
- Does the project address the requirements that investors are looking for?
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.
That was kinda harsh, but of course everyone is entitled to their own opinion. after all we all came out from different baskets with different circumstances.
But you are right at some point, but I do not agree that there is nothing about ICOs that are worth the trust they deserve.
To answer the question of OP, what makes me trust in any ICO is the dev team and managers. I only join in projects with those dev team and managers.
On another note if there is one other promising ICO without the involvement of those team, I usually decline. But not always.
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.
absolutely right. the results certainly affect confidence in the ICO. After trying and can produce will certainly more and more trust in ICO. indeed sometimes there's a scam, but the revenue is much larger.
The team is the first element that I consider and the most important factor. Because only trusted people can make credible products, they also represent their working attitude. Timely technology is not mature enough to be remedied later.
You have already taken the first step, so yes community building, opinion and interaction is really important. The team as everyone says, and transparency. The passion behind your vision speaks for itself. Creating an awareness of your name, your project idea and the difference it can make in this world are all basic essentials. Wish you all the best and thank you for asking.
The most trust-able thing would be the proof of existence.
Most ICO now a days are group of young people refurnishing their gaming room to make an office and paying a person good in english to type a whitepaper for them.
For me to believe in ICO, the company must be involved in real business or affiliated to real companies that have been working for quite a time.
Most ICO now a days are group of young people refurnishing their gaming room to make an office and paying a person good in english to type a whitepaper for them.
For me to believe in ICO, the company must be involved in real business or affiliated to real companies that have been working for quite a time.
I trust an ICO if the manager or the team behind that is popular.
I know it's a good ICO if many people trust that manager or team.
I know it's a good ICO if many people trust that manager or team.
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
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