Topic: Your way to find most promising ICOs? - page 11. (Read 1339 times)
this forom is where i am picking the icos
I have a few ICO advisors i follow on twitter and youtube that I follow that look into the strength of the project and look into the background of the team members usually through LinkedIn to make sure these people are real and of course my own research also helps me pick a promising ICO
For me it's a mix of everything: bitcointalk, youtube, facebook, and telegram. I just see what people are talking about and research. Every so often I hear about gems like ITC too and those are usually on the huge groups on telegram.
There is only one or even two person that makes an interested review about icos, There is so many bot account on facebook or twitter. I don't agree with you at all. The effective source to find a lot of information regarding ico is through bitcointalk, reddit or social media group just like telegram. And you will see so many people are discussing that.
Every day I watch a lot of chats in telegram and a huge number of topics on the forum trying to find interesting ideas for investing.
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.
would not say the name but it should have to do with payment, people will always pay, and want it cheap
and would always eat, so something like grocery, internet shopping...
would not say the name but it should have to do with payment, people will always pay, and want it cheap
For me it's a mix of everything: bitcointalk, youtube, facebook, and telegram. I just see what people are talking about and research. Every so often I hear about gems like ITC too and those are usually on the huge groups on telegram.
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.
What pages, channels, blogs etc?
there are some websites that provide information about ICO, but usually I will do research on the team working in the ICO. so I can make sure that the ICO I'm going to follow is really legit
What pages, channels, blogs etc?
My first investigation about any ICO starts from their own website and from their own setup. I first visit their website and read each and everything which they provide. I observe that is that possible which they are offering and I also read their whitepaper to ensure the benefits for the investors and to find the struggle of the team members for the project. I also believe on those type of projects which have a great benefit to the crypto world as I know these type of projects are more accepted and after that the demand of their assets increases. Nevertheless, I'm currently doing a research on the following ICO: Giftz.io. As far as I know, the company behind it (Giftz) is a loyalty and rewards bringing company to the Blockchain. They recently formed an alliance with BlockV (a preeminent ICO company) and are releasing a rewards token that will be used across different brands.
Any thoughts on that? Is this a reliable project or not?
Any thoughts on that? Is this a reliable project or not?
Yeah, it is a good project, please read their whitepaper carefully before investing. I invested in them and I do not regret, I believe the loyalty and rewards area really needs a blockchain based product.
For ICOs the best tip is to always read a lot before buying, I usually look for ICOs that will start in the next few days and read their whitepaper twice, search everything about the team and then evaluate if it is worth the investment or not.
I Check daily coinschedule and icodrops to discover new ICO and also I take a look at the annoucements page on Bitcointalk.
Then I spend a big amount of time reading whitepaper and searching news and articles for the project....
Then I spend a big amount of time reading whitepaper and searching news and articles for the project....
Best place is to just look through this forum. I haven't found a better place so far.
You can use ICO reviewing sites like ICOreview, but only use them as a tool to find ICOs, don't invest because they say one is good.
You can use ICO reviewing sites like ICOreview, but only use them as a tool to find ICOs, don't invest because they say one is good.
Best place is to just look on the announcement section and ask questions when you find a interesting ICO.
I feel like people's opinions usually come from the pocket of another iCO.
I feel like people's opinions usually come from the pocket of another iCO.
Well read all about the ICO in which you are interested and also see whether the ICO team is experienced or inexperienced which does makes a difference.Know about it hard cap value, their targets, total number of supply and people's opinion about the ICO.This much is enough to know about wheter the ICO is good or not.
in bitcointalk forum you can find anything. info, update, news and anything else. for me i always read about ICO and i open telegram channel from master how to find promising ICO. and social media like facebook, twitter, instagram about bitcoin. i maybe trust ICO for looking the profile about ICO Then I check ICO team if they are experienced or not.
Aim of ICO is relic or not, this is my first point. Then I check ICO team if they are experienced or not.
Third one is their cap amount. For instance an ICO which has 50m cap before ICO stage finished, can be a reasonable ICO : )
Third one is their cap amount. For instance an ICO which has 50m cap before ICO stage finished, can be a reasonable ICO : )
Check coinschedule and icodrops plus Annoucements on Bitcointalk and then do my due dilligence.
Obviously follow telegram, reddit channels etc - also a few youtubers, you can see around which projects/coins hype is created.
Obviously follow telegram, reddit channels etc - also a few youtubers, you can see around which projects/coins hype is created.
What pages, channels, blogs etc?
Try to sense the community if they are supporting the project or not. If the community is actively showing a trust in it then probably the coin has future. Also, I try to look for flaws if I found something that is not right then I will not go for it.
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