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Title: Mistakes to avoid when starting a crypto?
Post by: flatbit on October 26, 2017, 06:46:00 PM
I really love and value this forum, good and the bad. I've been a lurker for a while but now feel empowered to move forward with my new project which I will eventually openly discuss on here.

When releasing a new project based coin, what advice would you give a start up before their ICO or coin release? I know a lot is obvious and some can even be found in the search bar in this forum but I'm never to proud to ask, and would love to hear about your favorite coins biggest failures upon release.

My idea isn't original but it will be implemented better and reworked with hopes of becoming the leader in said industry.

The project will be related to the sharing economy, room and lodging, with our own coin. The coin will have a use other than being just a pump and dump, which is where I believe we will stand out.

We will be rolling out our website sometime before the end of the year with the ICO to follow.

Where do ICO's go wrong in your opinion?


Title: Re: Mistakes to avoid when starting a crypto?
Post by: RGBKey on October 26, 2017, 06:53:01 PM
Ask yourself questions like "do we really need a coin for this? What use does the coin serve?"

I've seen so many "ICOs" that don't have reasons. There's just hundreds upon hundreds of people trying to make money that make a coin from a cookie cutter script and then try to start some sort of kickstarter for their yacht. Please don't release another useless coin into the environment.


Title: Re: Mistakes to avoid when starting a crypto?
Post by: flatbit on October 26, 2017, 07:06:39 PM
Ask yourself questions like "do we really need a coin for this? What use does the coin serve?"

I've seen so many "ICOs" that don't have reasons. There's just hundreds upon hundreds of people trying to make money that make a coin from a cookie cutter script and then try to start some sort of kickstarter for their yacht. Please don't release another useless coin into the environment.

Yes I totally agree, I'm more interested in interconnecting my project with the blockchain. I myself am tired of using and losing money on useless coins. Which is why after years of thinking about jumping in I finally feel confident that I have found a use for said coin and feel comfortable releasing it


Title: Re: Mistakes to avoid when starting a crypto?
Post by: aizzaku on October 26, 2017, 07:19:54 PM
i would second RGB with those questions.

And i would suggest, whatever the project is, if you decide to do a ICO keep a max money cap which you need to atleast make a working prototype of your project let it be a platform or software or whatever.

Make a working model and then investors will come. ICO is not the only option for investors ( for some reason people are forgetting this ).

Once you have proof of concept and working prototype.. approach investors like venture capitalist if you aiming high.
 Then you can think of spending money on advertisement.


EDIT: Also find some good team to work with having knowledge in different fields and some advisors.


Title: Re: Mistakes to avoid when starting a crypto?
Post by: IQeon on October 27, 2017, 12:13:36 PM
Ask yourself questions like "do we really need a coin for this? What use does the coin serve?"

I've seen so many "ICOs" that don't have reasons. There's just hundreds upon hundreds of people trying to make money that make a coin from a cookie cutter script and then try to start some sort of kickstarter for their yacht. Please don't release another useless coin into the environment.

You are absolutely right. First of all, they need to analyze the market situation. But there are a lot of projects now, and it is really difficult to assess the uniqueness of their solution. This is the problem. Maybe regulation will help to change it.

Anyway, of course, you need to understand who needs your decision and what problem it solves.


Title: Re: Mistakes to avoid when starting a crypto?
Post by: buwaytress on October 27, 2017, 02:02:17 PM
Ask yourself questions like "do we really need a coin for this? What use does the coin serve?"

I've seen so many "ICOs" that don't have reasons. There's just hundreds upon hundreds of people trying to make money that make a coin from a cookie cutter script and then try to start some sort of kickstarter for their yacht. Please don't release another useless coin into the environment.

Agree with this, with some caveats. I think ICOs oversell themselves, claiming to be this solution to that problem (usually created by themselves) or claiming to be the blockchain disruptor of massive proportions. There are hardly any realists it seems, behind these new ICOS. That aside, I do see a good reason in a simple tokenised model of fundraising. Some businesses have a lot of problems raising capital needed for expansion, or for growth. Business loans require collateral. P2P lending itself is an industry crippled with a reputation that would take years to shrug off.

So I don't necessarily see a company that launches an ICO (or ITO?) for the simple sake of raising funds as a bad thing. Especially when those tokens are almost purely for dividend-sharing and exist outside exchanges, then they're not inflating the market and using it purely as a funding tool.


Title: Re: Mistakes to avoid when starting a crypto?
Post by: dunfida on October 27, 2017, 02:10:32 PM
I really love and value this forum, good and the bad. I've been a lurker for a while but now feel empowered to move forward with my new project which I will eventually openly discuss on here.

When releasing a new project based coin, what advice would you give a start up before their ICO or coin release? I know a lot is obvious and some can even be found in the search bar in this forum but I'm never to proud to ask, and would love to hear about your favorite coins biggest failures upon release.

My idea isn't original but it will be implemented better and reworked with hopes of becoming the leader in said industry.

The project will be related to the sharing economy, room and lodging, with our own coin. The coin will have a use other than being just a pump and dump, which is where I believe we will stand out.

We will be rolling out our website sometime before the end of the year with the ICO to follow.

Where do ICO's go wrong in your opinion?
If you do see this project to be beneficial and do really have the demand then its up to you if you would strive to develop this one but I would say this is not special at all and do really have a common  or even doesn't have use and we are already seeing some of projects do have the same concept.Im discouraging but better to make a unique one which would really caught communities attention and would really be beneficial.ICO would gone wrong if people don't have interest to put up money on the project.If they wouldn't see anything special then expect on what would be the outcome later on.


Title: Re: Mistakes to avoid when starting a crypto?
Post by: Hexah on October 27, 2017, 09:22:10 PM
When you to start a project make sure that it has a future and it is best planned ahead because no doubt that there are many ICO's coming and only just a few of them becomes a successful one. Well,  ICO's only go wrong if it isn't have a good purpose to the crypto community simce investors also find good coins they wanted to invest for good profit and has potential that it will grow as time passes by.

And a fair advice also that if you want to make your own crypto make sure that it benefits the whole.


Title: Re: Mistakes to avoid when starting a crypto?
Post by: ichtyar on October 27, 2017, 10:30:20 PM
and send coins cryptography using a P2P network for the transmission of ... the award should increase by improving the efficiency of the network.


Title: Re: Mistakes to avoid when starting a crypto?
Post by: masterchief001 on October 28, 2017, 12:27:45 AM
I really love and value this forum, good and the bad. I've been a lurker for a while but now feel empowered to move forward with my new project which I will eventually openly discuss on here.

When releasing a new project based coin, what advice would you give a start up before their ICO or coin release? I know a lot is obvious and some can even be found in the search bar in this forum but I'm never to proud to ask, and would love to hear about your favorite coins biggest failures upon release.

My idea isn't original but it will be implemented better and reworked with hopes of becoming the leader in said industry.

The project will be related to the sharing economy, room and lodging, with our own coin. The coin will have a use other than being just a pump and dump, which is where I believe we will stand out.

We will be rolling out our website sometime before the end of the year with the ICO to follow.

Where do ICO's go wrong in your opinion?

If you want to start a new coin, you need a really good idea, because there are so many coins at the moment, so to be able to compete with them, the idea is very important. In addition, you also need talented developers to be able to work for you. and never use the ideas of others.


Title: Re: Mistakes to avoid when starting a crypto?
Post by: Bonakid on October 28, 2017, 12:59:39 AM
I really love and value this forum, good and the bad. I've been a lurker for a while but now feel empowered to move forward with my new project which I will eventually openly discuss on here.

When releasing a new project based coin, what advice would you give a start up before their ICO or coin release? I know a lot is obvious and some can even be found in the search bar in this forum but I'm never to proud to ask, and would love to hear about your favorite coins biggest failures upon release.

My idea isn't original but it will be implemented better and reworked with hopes of becoming the leader in said industry.

The project will be related to the sharing economy, room and lodging, with our own coin. The coin will have a use other than being just a pump and dump, which is where I believe we will stand out.

We will be rolling out our website sometime before the end of the year with the ICO to follow.

Where do ICO's go wrong in your opinion?
When you started a new project you need more ideas and some options once your project will failed.Having a knowledge and skills is an advantage for creating good ico. Make sure that your ideas will be the best for the project you creat to make it successful.


Title: Re: Mistakes to avoid when starting a crypto?
Post by: kprmrsh on October 28, 2017, 01:44:21 AM
I really love and value this forum, good and the bad. I've been a lurker for a while but now feel empowered to move forward with my new project which I will eventually openly discuss on here.

When releasing a new project based coin, what advice would you give a start up before their ICO or coin release? I know a lot is obvious and some can even be found in the search bar in this forum but I'm never to proud to ask, and would love to hear about your favorite coins biggest failures upon release.

My idea isn't original but it will be implemented better and reworked with hopes of becoming the leader in said industry.

The project will be related to the sharing economy, room and lodging, with our own coin. The coin will have a use other than being just a pump and dump, which is where I believe we will stand out.

We will be rolling out our website sometime before the end of the year with the ICO to follow.

Where do ICO's go wrong in your opinion?

When you are going for ICO, you are indirectly responsible for the investment made on your coin. Be sure you price the your coin correctly so that you coin should kickoff with more than the price that you have sold in your ICO.



Title: Re: Mistakes to avoid when starting a crypto?
Post by: rashmishetty344 on October 28, 2017, 06:52:18 PM
I really love and value this forum, good and the bad. I've been a lurker for a while but now feel empowered to move forward with my new project which I will eventually openly discuss on here.

When releasing a new project based coin, what advice would you give a start up before their ICO or coin release? I know a lot is obvious and some can even be found in the search bar in this forum but I'm never to proud to ask, and would love to hear about your favorite coins biggest failures upon release.

My idea isn't original but it will be implemented better and reworked with hopes of becoming the leader in said industry.

The project will be related to the sharing economy, room and lodging, with our own coin. The coin will have a use other than being just a pump and dump, which is where I believe we will stand out.

We will be rolling out our website sometime before the end of the year with the ICO to follow.

Where do ICO's go wrong in your opinion?

Do not follow troll box advice, it is a little a chat box that you might encounter on different online exchanges such as poloniex you should never follow any advice people are giving there.


Title: Re: Mistakes to avoid when starting a crypto?
Post by: rashmishetty344 on October 28, 2017, 07:00:33 PM
I really love and value this forum, good and the bad. I've been a lurker for a while but now feel empowered to move forward with my new project which I will eventually openly discuss on here.

When releasing a new project based coin, what advice would you give a start up before their ICO or coin release? I know a lot is obvious and some can even be found in the search bar in this forum but I'm never to proud to ask, and would love to hear about your favorite coins biggest failures upon release.

My idea isn't original but it will be implemented better and reworked with hopes of becoming the leader in said industry.

The project will be related to the sharing economy, room and lodging, with our own coin. The coin will have a use other than being just a pump and dump, which is where I believe we will stand out.

We will be rolling out our website sometime before the end of the year with the ICO to follow.

Where do ICO's go wrong in your opinion?

Whenever there is a rumours like for example it's almost time for consesors 2017 it's a big event around blockchain so people are getting excited the rumours is spreading and then you see that people are buying and the price is rising but when the news actually comes or the news is incorporated in the price and people take profit yet you still buy at the moment the news is out you might run at loss so it's good to keep this in mind don't buy too late.



Title: Re: Mistakes to avoid when starting a crypto?
Post by: chocopapaya on October 28, 2017, 08:45:57 PM
I'm just reiterating what others have said, but it is important.

Does your project even need blockchain technology?
If you want to incorporate it just because you are interested in it, your project might not be sustainable.
Each unnecessary element of a company is wasted time, effort, and money and will hinder growth.


Another important thing to consider is who are you competing against?
Unless you offer something unique you are going against well established projects and potentially a handful of other ICOs that have similar ideas to yours.


Title: Re: Mistakes to avoid when starting a crypto?
Post by: ticterine on October 28, 2017, 08:47:26 PM
I'm just reiterating what others have said, but it is important.

Does your project even need blockchain technology?
If you want to incorporate it just because you are interested in it, your project might not be sustainable.
Each unnecessary element of a company is wasted time, effort, and money and will hinder growth.


Another important thing to consider is who are you competing against?
Unless you offer something unique you are going against well established projects and potentially a handful of other ICOs that have similar ideas to yours.

I actually think most projects DON'T need blockchain. They just use it because it's a hot technology and gets more money inflow from investors. Same thing happened in tech during the dot com bubble.


Title: Re: Mistakes to avoid when starting a crypto?
Post by: Kyraishi on October 28, 2017, 08:55:22 PM
Not putting enough in marketing. If you have a great project and all but have absolutely 0 advertising on your project then you'll soon realise you will garner zero interest. Also vice versa, not putting enough into actually developing your ideas fully but just trying to build up the hype is also detrimental.

Asking for so much is also not good.

Set a decent maximum contribution cap to show that you're not some greedy ICO scammer looking for just money.


Title: Re: Mistakes to avoid when starting a crypto?
Post by: woas4 on October 28, 2017, 08:59:40 PM
Biggest mistake is trying to rush things. If you dont do things right from the start, you'll end up with a failed project once people realize your obvious shortcomings and holes in the project. Marketing is also very important during all stages of development and launch.


Title: Re: Mistakes to avoid when starting a crypto?
Post by: buytheeffinD on October 28, 2017, 09:00:56 PM
Most of them are wrong simply by being ICOs and asking for money from people in cryptos. If you take a look at the # of ICOs and the # of ICOs there should be or are worthy or raising money you will find a massive discrepancy.

And I think you need to look no further than this to find that ICOs are really screwed up right now.


Title: Re: Mistakes to avoid when starting a crypto?
Post by: Alns on October 28, 2017, 09:30:35 PM
If you are going to develop a new ico, please, dont do it.. And if you are very convinced to create one, invest a lot  of money and hire good people to work with you, dont hire a shitty team who are not worth even a few bucks.
A lot of ico's are falling because people can not be convinced by them, and their community managers are not even active on the ANN of the ico, or they dont even reply to their emails on questions about the project.
most of them are scam at the moment.


Title: Re: Mistakes to avoid when starting a crypto?
Post by: cryptomato on October 28, 2017, 10:54:17 PM
First thing you need to keep in your mind that you should be far from main media.
They generall try to manipulate market in their favor.


Title: Re: Mistakes to avoid when starting a crypto?
Post by: rijaljun on October 29, 2017, 12:01:14 AM
IMHO, 2 important things about to lauch an ICO :

1. Marketting - marketing is the most important things to lead the ICO into a success, your idea is useless if people never know about it
2. Community - Do you know what makes doge still f*cking alive until today? Because doge has a strong community behind, Project devs should deeply understand about this.

Cheers for all of us!


Title: Re: Mistakes to avoid when starting a crypto?
Post by: rashmishetty344 on October 29, 2017, 02:40:55 PM
I really love and value this forum, good and the bad. I've been a lurker for a while but now feel empowered to move forward with my new project which I will eventually openly discuss on here.

When releasing a new project based coin, what advice would you give a start up before their ICO or coin release? I know a lot is obvious and some can even be found in the search bar in this forum but I'm never to proud to ask, and would love to hear about your favorite coins biggest failures upon release.

My idea isn't original but it will be implemented better and reworked with hopes of becoming the leader in said industry.

The project will be related to the sharing economy, room and lodging, with our own coin. The coin will have a use other than being just a pump and dump, which is where I believe we will stand out.

We will be rolling out our website sometime before the end of the year with the ICO to follow.

Where do ICO's go wrong in your opinion?

This is something that whale do,people that have enormous amount of coin what they do is they put a very big order under the current price and when people look at the order book they say woah! such a big order the price will surely pump and people start buying on the sell orders and when the price actually rises the whale start selling the amount of coins he already owned without buying any in the reality so you have to look out for that as well.


Title: Re: Mistakes to avoid when starting a crypto?
Post by: rashmishetty344 on October 29, 2017, 02:47:38 PM
I really love and value this forum, good and the bad. I've been a lurker for a while but now feel empowered to move forward with my new project which I will eventually openly discuss on here.

When releasing a new project based coin, what advice would you give a start up before their ICO or coin release? I know a lot is obvious and some can even be found in the search bar in this forum but I'm never to proud to ask, and would love to hear about your favorite coins biggest failures upon release.

My idea isn't original but it will be implemented better and reworked with hopes of becoming the leader in said industry.

The project will be related to the sharing economy, room and lodging, with our own coin. The coin will have a use other than being just a pump and dump, which is where I believe we will stand out.

We will be rolling out our website sometime before the end of the year with the ICO to follow.

Where do ICO's go wrong in your opinion?

With All the ICO that have been going on that like sell out in fifty minutes people are very greedy when even a coin is released on an exchange early ICO investor look to dump their coins quickly on exchange and makes short term profit on their investment they try to sell at double, triple the ICO price so as don't always try to buy the coin that are been released first on exchange always look up for the ICO price and determines what correct price is for you.


Title: Re: Mistakes to avoid when starting a crypto?
Post by: rashmishetty344 on October 29, 2017, 02:56:15 PM
I really love and value this forum, good and the bad. I've been a lurker for a while but now feel empowered to move forward with my new project which I will eventually openly discuss on here.

When releasing a new project based coin, what advice would you give a start up before their ICO or coin release? I know a lot is obvious and some can even be found in the search bar in this forum but I'm never to proud to ask, and would love to hear about your favorite coins biggest failures upon release.

My idea isn't original but it will be implemented better and reworked with hopes of becoming the leader in said industry.

The project will be related to the sharing economy, room and lodging, with our own coin. The coin will have a use other than being just a pump and dump, which is where I believe we will stand out.

We will be rolling out our website sometime before the end of the year with the ICO to follow.

Where do ICO's go wrong in your opinion?

Recognizing Pump and Dump, Pump is actually when all people are buying prices rises and dump is when the people have accumulated alot of coin and all of their coins so you should always be weary of coins that has no value, no future, not a proper developer's team around it.


Title: Re: Mistakes to avoid when starting a crypto?
Post by: Taskford on October 29, 2017, 03:02:58 PM
I think that most common mistake that the newbies or the newcomers should avoid is investing in altcoins that they randomly picked because that is not a good practice to just randomly pick an altcoin or crypto then invest money to it because as a good investor, it should go to a filtered and strict process like make things clear first by researching then invest money afterwards.


Title: Re: Mistakes to avoid when starting a crypto?
Post by: rashmishetty344 on October 29, 2017, 03:04:43 PM
I really love and value this forum, good and the bad. I've been a lurker for a while but now feel empowered to move forward with my new project which I will eventually openly discuss on here.

When releasing a new project based coin, what advice would you give a start up before their ICO or coin release? I know a lot is obvious and some can even be found in the search bar in this forum but I'm never to proud to ask, and would love to hear about your favorite coins biggest failures upon release.

My idea isn't original but it will be implemented better and reworked with hopes of becoming the leader in said industry.

The project will be related to the sharing economy, room and lodging, with our own coin. The coin will have a use other than being just a pump and dump, which is where I believe we will stand out.

We will be rolling out our website sometime before the end of the year with the ICO to follow.

Where do ICO's go wrong in your opinion?

Be wary of a coin that is hyped everywhere like on reddit, twitter, and troll box without any fundamental reasons you have people pumping the price spreading rumors and then suddenly the people who have lot of these coin just sell them and people who bought it just loose their money.


Title: Re: Mistakes to avoid when starting a crypto?
Post by: ZaoXhou on October 29, 2017, 03:07:03 PM
Putting all your eggs in one basket.
Listening too much to advice on bitcointalk.


Title: Re: Mistakes to avoid when starting a crypto?
Post by: PPleaseman on October 29, 2017, 04:46:31 PM
Do your own research everytime. Also take a good look at the past news of the coin, i bought some at what i thought were a good price but missed some information and now im holding.
Always use dollar cost average methode and slowly buy in, dont get greedy and but everything in one basket

Cheers


Title: Re: Mistakes to avoid when starting a crypto?
Post by: Crypto_trader87 on October 30, 2017, 02:10:07 AM
Putting all your eggs in one basket.
Listening too much to advice on bitcointalk.

Much better if you reseach at your own because your the one who can binefit with that in the future dont just fucos in some news you have to reseach with your own for your own investments


Title: Re: Mistakes to avoid when starting a crypto?
Post by: askmecrypto on October 30, 2017, 02:14:20 AM
I made this list for many new comers to the world of crypto and have posted/replied the same to many fellow members of the community multiple times.

I learned from my mistakes and I would like to share these with you so that you don't fall for the same.

THINGS NOT TO DO:

1. STAY AWAY FROM PnD groups/channels. They are not meant for people to enjoy the pump, instead they are created for wannabes millionares to dump upon.
2. Dont be a FOMO buyer (you must know when the train left, dont ever try to chase something thats out of reach).
3. Dont be a panic seller (Always invest after you do research, understand the project and dev visions, its your money).
4. Dont be a loose bag holder.

We can discuss more things and help make the crypto community stronger then ever.

Cheers!!


Title: Re: Mistakes to avoid when starting a crypto?
Post by: hookcoin on October 30, 2017, 10:43:05 PM
Do not just invest in one coin. Divide the capital into many parts. You can invest in bitcoin, altcoin and ICO. Doing so will avoid the risk for you very large.