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Title: Buying all ICO's?
Post by: Yama4ever on April 03, 2017, 10:32:15 AM
I'll keep it short and simple:
What if you bought every ICO that has launched or will launch in the future? Ofcourse this is not smart, as I know you have to research before buying. Alot will be losers, but you only need a couple of big ones that can increase in price exponentially.
Plus, if you buy on the first day you almost always have a 20 to 50% discount depending on the ICO.

I'm trying to do the analysis myself for all the ICO's till date, but I find it hard to get all information needed.
What if you have bought let's say 100$ in Tokens from every ICO, what would be your percent gain/loss right now?

Thanks.


Title: Re: Buying all ICO's?
Post by: naidray on April 03, 2017, 12:35:13 PM
This could be a great write-up. You can even start a blog and gain followers and visitors and make an ad income + affiliate income if you can from ICO’s and maybe some other bitcoin related business’ .

The idea is this, you buy ICO tokens worth of however much your capital is, if its low get 10$, if its a lot get 100-1000$ worth of tokens. Than do a follow-up every month, plus when the coin starts and puts on exchanges etc, that way people can see if you are making any Money with this method or not.

You can add your affiliate earnings and ad earnings on there as well monthly and you have a great idea already setup. I think anyone with a certain capital to start a blog like that should definitely try it.


Title: Re: Buying all ICO's?
Post by: Red-Apple on April 03, 2017, 12:44:43 PM
what if you went to a dice site invested 50BTC, set the chance of winning on 1% and then clicked roll dice? or used that 50BTC in 10x 5BTC bets?

if you think that is a good strategy, then so is the idea of buying all the ICOs.

the thing about ICOs is that they are created to scam people and give some money to the owner of the altcoin. and in rare cases there is more behind the scene that you can see and those rare cases will be unclear in the start and then they are rare. meaning you may invest in 10 ICO and all of them fail.


Title: Re: Buying all ICO's?
Post by: iamTom123 on April 03, 2017, 12:55:53 PM
In my opinion, there are more value to be found in ICO than, of course, if you buy the coin later on, that is, if the value will improve but in my experience there is really that tendency for value to move up after the ICO. However, the idea of buying all ICOs may not be the best strategy. I think you also have to be selective and get the best ones only out there. Good luck on your idea though. :)


Title: Re: Buying all ICO's?
Post by: knircky on April 03, 2017, 12:58:10 PM
I'll keep it short and simple:
What if you bought every ICO that has launched or will launch in the future? Ofcourse this is not smart, as I know you have to research before buying. Alot will be losers, but you only need a couple of big ones that can increase in price exponentially.
Plus, if you buy on the first day you almost always have a 20 to 50% discount depending on the ICO.

I'm trying to do the analysis myself for all the ICO's till date, but I find it hard to get all information needed.
What if you have bought let's say 100$ in Tokens from every ICO, what would be your percent gain/loss right now?

Thanks.

Look at examples of
Chrono or synero. Both are well below iconprice...


Title: Re: Buying all ICO's?
Post by: traderethereum on April 03, 2017, 01:12:31 PM
i don't think that this is a good option to buying all ICO because we don't know about them with details and we can be confuse to manage from one ICO into other ICO. but i think if we only buying for only 3 - 5 ICO, then it should not difficult to manage it as we can manage our time to give our attention for each of the ICO.


Title: Re: Buying all ICO's?
Post by: Robertqueen2 on April 03, 2017, 01:18:16 PM
I'll keep it short and simple:
What if you bought every ICO that has launched or will launch in the future? Ofcourse this is not smart, as I know you have to research before buying. Alot will be losers, but you only need a couple of big ones that can increase in price exponentially.
Plus, if you buy on the first day you almost always have a 20 to 50% discount depending on the ICO.

I'm trying to do the analysis myself for all the ICO's till date, but I find it hard to get all information needed.
What if you have bought let's say 100$ in Tokens from every ICO, what would be your percent gain/loss right now?

Thanks.

Look at examples of
Chrono or synero. Both are well below iconprice...
There are also Golem and Iconomi which are ×8 and ×5 of ICO price. But you can't put Synero and Chrono in the same field, because Chrono is new project, however, the price will increase by the time.


Title: Re: Buying all ICO's?
Post by: lx001 on April 03, 2017, 01:25:46 PM
If you are not interested in the whole idea of the project and you are looking only for profit, the main problem for you will be to sell at the right time. Most of the ICOs will let you earn at least something on top of your investment, you may add some bounty bonuses to increase your chances, but the project itself should represent atleast something. You should wait for a while if you lose right from the beginning, usually you will be able to get out atleast without losing.


Title: Re: Buying all ICO's?
Post by: rampage101 on April 03, 2017, 01:55:39 PM
The problem is you will need to know how to store the coins for each ICO. Many different coins have different protocols for how the wallets work and such.

Eventually, it's going to be a huge pain to keep up with all the information.


Title: Re: Buying all ICO's?
Post by: qiwoman2 on April 03, 2017, 02:23:29 PM
ICOS are a real gamble but truly speaking if you play your cards right there can be huge gains if you buy in at the right price, maybe buy in early enough to get a big bonus and sell when you are well in profit. I would like to buy in an ICO sell at profit some of the coin/token then baghold an amount in case a year or so later the coin or token really moons That will be my strategy from now on.  :)


Title: Re: Buying all ICO's?
Post by: Teraboy on April 03, 2017, 02:26:56 PM
I'll keep it short and simple:
What if you bought every ICO that has launched or will launch in the future? Ofcourse this is not smart, as I know you have to research before buying. Alot will be losers, but you only need a couple of big ones that can increase in price exponentially.
Plus, if you buy on the first day you almost always have a 20 to 50% discount depending on the ICO.

I'm trying to do the analysis myself for all the ICO's till date, but I find it hard to get all information needed.
What if you have bought let's say 100$ in Tokens from every ICO, what would be your percent gain/loss right now?

Thanks.

Look at examples of
Chrono or synero. Both are well below iconprice...
Both were having irrational idea, looks like they're offering impossible thing. But a lot of the people are believe on it. Especially for the time token. Do you think the labour will be real in the future?


Title: Re: Buying all ICO's?
Post by: gredisgold88 on April 03, 2017, 02:43:59 PM
buy ico intelligently and avoid investing in ico gambling is one to avoid losses. I think not wrong if you follow a high quality ICO, with 100 $ is likely that you will benefit 120 $, and I recommend avoiding ico which has discounts up to 50%, and ICO which allocates more than 30% for the bounty. check roadmap and analyze the public demand for altcoin is one way to be successful have to know whether we are to invest in ICO


Title: Re: Buying all ICO's?
Post by: Ayers on April 03, 2017, 03:05:18 PM
I'll keep it short and simple:
What if you bought every ICO that has launched or will launch in the future? Ofcourse this is not smart, as I know you have to research before buying. Alot will be losers, but you only need a couple of big ones that can increase in price exponentially.
Plus, if you buy on the first day you almost always have a 20 to 50% discount depending on the ICO.

I'm trying to do the analysis myself for all the ICO's till date, but I find it hard to get all information needed.
What if you have bought let's say 100$ in Tokens from every ICO, what would be your percent gain/loss right now?

Thanks.

you would lose if you buy all of them, because many fo them get a big dump that put the ico coin under their initial ico value, also there were not many good ico recently i can think of, what research have you done to think that this could be a smart move? isn't better to invest in new promising altcoin, that are not ico, with a good pow phase and pos maybe?


Title: Re: Buying all ICO's?
Post by: Chikito on April 03, 2017, 03:10:26 PM
buy ico is the easiest way to make a profit, but not original to follow ico, because many investors ICO makes a loss, and many of them are profitable. to gain an advantage in ICO then need powerful analytics, search for data, information and calculate developher ico, see the roadmap of dev, to invest in ico with 100 $ I think is pretty good.


Title: Re: Buying all ICO's?
Post by: Harlot on April 03, 2017, 03:32:29 PM
Like what you said this is not a great idea, the best thing you can do is avoid putting all your money in each ICOs that will launch but concentrate your money on good ICOs which you know the market is participating to join. Also not all ICOs are created equal, what I mean about that is not every launch there will be a new Ethereum or even perhaps Zcash most of them will be pump and dump coins created by their developers. Also to put some thought into it imagine gambling and putting all your bets on all outcomes that is possible of course you will win the game but will your profit from it? The asnwer is not because you did not concentrated your money on a singular bet but what you did is just increasing your chance of winning the game.


Title: Re: Buying all ICO's?
Post by: Yama4ever on April 03, 2017, 03:45:02 PM
Guys, I know this is a bad idea. I was just wondering because nobody seems to really know all the details. Wondered if anybody might have figured it out.


Title: Re: Buying all ICO's?
Post by: Caladonian on April 03, 2017, 03:46:02 PM
its really  big risk but its worthy if you catches a big one, like what you have said chances to have x5 or x10 are present in this current moves
you just needed to have a big luck i was able to catch one before when psb create their ico and its only about 330 sat and went to 10k sat after
it was release to ico. just a good timing and good assessment with the current project.


Title: Re: Buying all ICO's?
Post by: CryptoCoinNews on April 03, 2017, 04:22:58 PM
buy ico must selective only good coin i can buy in ico selling


Title: Re: Buying all ICO's?
Post by: topesis on April 03, 2017, 07:25:46 PM
That is not investment again, that is gambling, to invest into any project you first need to research the project and then pick those that have likelihood of success. Even last year DAO debacle thought us a lesson, that nothing is certain also the space is now flooded with so many scam project that will pump and dump and the developer will later disappear


Title: Re: Buying all ICO's?
Post by: coinsmanager on April 03, 2017, 07:29:59 PM
Last year was one of the best years for ICOs, even so less than half of them provided good profit, and it seems that in recent months the performance has declined. I think it's safer to stay with Bitcoin at the moment, but it's good to keep an eye on these projects.


Title: Re: Buying all ICO's?
Post by: mikecgna on April 03, 2017, 08:21:38 PM
I don't invest anymore in ICO's. Just participate at bounty campaign and get some coins for free and without any risk of losing money.


Title: Re: Buying all ICO's?
Post by: Nathan Graves on April 03, 2017, 09:33:30 PM
The number of ICOs that have occurred in recent years is higher than most people imagine, especially after the success of ICOs for cryptos like NXT and Ethereum.
If you had identified the best projects, the results would certainly have been incredible, but if you decided to invest in all of them, it is possible that the losses would have outweighed the gains.