Topic: Your way to find most promising ICOs? - page 10. (Read 1339 times)
Best place is this forum. Look through the ICO announcement section and start asking questions on they threads!
Check their plan and team, and if you believe in the project, you can invest. Look at the ratings, read blogs, talk in the forum. After all, it will be safe to invest.
I am a new guys to the ICO market and I do know how to find a promising ICO project, But I can join in a bounty campaign and to see if my judgement is right.
now most of ICO are scam, nowadays the era of crypto markets is going on. many ICO are being launched every day but 90% ico are not success. because all depend of coin marketing and his admin profile
My way to find a promising ICO is by looking at icofinder.com, icoalert.com, icostats.com, icobench.com, icorating.com, reddit.com/r/icocrypto/, and bitcointalk.org. Try all of these and see for yourself. Having too many sources is an advantage for us to have a comparison. Anyway, these resources are reliable so there will no problem.
To find and select suitable ICO projects, I use services such as ICODROPS and ICOBENCH that provide detailed information about these projects, and publish a rating of trust to them. The higher the rating the less likely that the project will scam.
thanks for the links, this helps quite a bit in getting a first overview over upcoming icos that might be interesting. i also like the option to look at previous projects and their returns to get a feeling what gains might be possible:
- https://icodrops.com/ico-stats
- https://icostats.com/roi-since-ico
What pages, channels, blogs etc?
https://bitcointalk.org/ where else?!
For me this is the best source of information for anything related to crypto-currency and that includes ICOs.
I use this forum, it is still by far the best place to find ICO's. You can ask questions on their thread and see what people are asking and what they are saying about the ICO.
partisan with the campaign team helps as spreading news about the release of details with information as investors to gains of chance to collects with the better strength on confidence as attaining table of the market.
My friend who is already experienced in this field is the one who's helping me find promising ICOs. He is also the one who introduced me to Bitcoin.Thanks to him thou.
Unfortunately, recently an experienced manager is no longer the guarantor of a successful company. I study the white paper of the project and pay special attention to the product. If the team already has a finished product, then it is likely that ICO will be successful.
What pages, channels, blogs etc?
For me i will choose thru the best known campaign managers with no negative trust. Campaign managers will do the most research about the ICO before he accept the task of handling the campaign because their reputation is at stake that if they handle a bad ICO it will reduce their good ratings but if the ICO is successful many participants will going to join because they trust the campaign manager.
Ya, this also contributes but you should know that sometimes the campaign managers may not know that an ICO is a scam, so it shouldn't be their fault if an ICO is scam or not neither unsuccessful. Some scam ICO may even use a good or popular Campaign manager to get what they want. So it is better to make a personal research and read their white paper properly.
Agree with you, campaign can be one thing to consider when choosing ICO but it should not be the main thing to consider. There are many other things to decide which ICO is promising and have a good future. Roadmaps, whitepaper, teams, which can be found on the official website. This should be the first thing to read before going to other aspects.
Some times I do read on some website about ICO such as icorating and icobench for additional info. Reading some review/comments on their official thread in this forum is also good thing to do. Bear in mind that good campaign manager does not mean good project.
Now there are a lot of interesting channels on the telegraph with analysis and analytics. I myself first of all look at the team, the product is either from scratch. On the bonuses that are offered on the price list, there will be no big discounts on a profitable product
To find and select suitable ICO projects, I use services such as ICODROPS and ICOBENCH that provide detailed information about these projects, and publish a rating of trust to them. The higher the rating the less likely that the project will scam.
What pages, channels, blogs etc?
search, knowledge and experience. the three things that became the most important part. I think you should be more diligent again to seek knowledge about ico.
is there a particular site that announces about ICO beginning?
diligent reading on this forum the already provided for various indeed ICO. Live reading course where the ICO's most promising and compared to the other, the key is read.
I like to start with youtube, facebook, and bitcointalk. From there I'll join the telegram group of the project I'm looking into. Heard about Polymath from a facebook post and joined their telegram group when it was 600 members. Now they're sitting at 50,000 members. You will find gems on all of these platforms, it just takes patience.
I have an ICO reviewer with good result in time past, I check through the spreadsheet and my own research on the project follow suit to determine the project I want to invest in, also I check through ICO BENCH, ICO RATING, TOKENMARKET andthe social media, to check through the project hype and research result.
To inform myself about recent ICO's Im using several ressources. The most important of those is coinspectator (a site where a lot of crypto information from all kinds of sources are being bundled and easy to filter from the viewer to sort out what is of interest and what not), another source are some youtubers that are evaluating ICO's, this also has helped me a lot because some of them really do solid, in-depth reviews. I also read one blog from my country that is sometimes suggesting to have a look at certain ICO's, buts its not mainly about ICO's its only pushing the really interesting ones.
may this help you, https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.28013795
another thread with a similar question like your own, and I got a nice and make sense answer from Miningsensei account.
another thread with a similar question like your own, and I got a nice and make sense answer from Miningsensei account.
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