Everyone on this topic should evaluate -------

You can refer to special sites that give an analysis of the possible implementation of the project and even an analysis of the potential price of the token. But everything costs money ...

So far I only analyze ico well by looking at the team and its advisors, in what areas of the project and looking at the roadmap. with the information you share is very useful to me. thanks.

Here's a list of interesting ICOs for early 2018:
https://coincodex.com/article/1198/top-5-icos-of-early-2018/

If they distribute more than 2% this is not a bad thing, but the critical point is that token burn action and bounties should be paid according to sold tokens, not to the token reserve. If they pay according to the total reserve, this is bad.

Pay attention to this finding, very important.

There's a few things I'd alter here with regards to Telegram/BitcoinTalk etc.

1) Do the admins respond to users concerns (on Telegram, for instance)?
2) Do they have a Discord community? (I find Discord, personally, to be a better and more thorough platform for team members communicating what's going on. Everyone just talks past one another on Telegram I find, and people focus far too much on the 'pinned' posts - people basically reading what the admns want them to).
3) Check the ANN thread on BitcoinTalk. Look for the following signs which raise suspicion:
Do a lot of the positive posts come from new accounts with relatively few posts? This is common on spam projects. Often reputable members post saying if something's dubious and could be a scam. Members with 400,500,600+ posts should be regarded in higher esteem with respect to what they are saying about a project.
Are posts being deleted? Sure sign of a scam (people will often quote their own posts with a copy of their deleted post - before it gets deleted - as they are probably mentioning that it is a scam)
Is the thread overly focused on bounties? Again, likely sign of a scam.

with customs of work with the service on deliverance, investors gains of trust for developer as might to follows to put with displacement of balance to exchange and collects as the return showing with good number to close as completion.

Kirsten, any chance you could just go about deleting this nonsense. Starting to irritate me a little.

Great list!

Under marketing, you should prioritize Telegram and add social media presence.

The Telegram should be very active and growing with admins and regular access to key team members for questions.

Social media should include Twitter and Facebook at a minimum, with a LinkedIn Company page as well. Each key team member should be easy to find on LinkedIn, listing the project as well.

Investing in coins is pretty slow in my experience. It can take weeks before they take off and you see a profit.
If you want to multiply your investment, these are the best Pump&Dump groups I've found in Discord:

I think there are problems with this section... some questions shouldn't be here. What do you think?

9. Hype: what are people saying about the ICO? (ratings + community + PR)

• ====>Is there a well-developed whitepaper?
• ====>Is there a professional website?
• Does the project have an announcement (ANN) thread on BitcoinTalk?
• Is there a Reddit community?
• Is there an official presence on Slack, Rocketchat, Gitter, Telegram?
• Does the company report progress on a regular basis?
• Are there a significant number of users on the main social media pages for the project? (Bitcointalk, Telegram, Twitter, Medium, and YouTube)
• Is the social community diverse?
• How is customer service and tech support on the project's social media accounts?
• Is there a bounty program?
• Is there an airdrop?
• How often has the project been mentioned in the press?
• Has the project been mentioned in mainstream technology media and in prominent finance publications? (Techcrunch, VentureBeat, Forbes, WSJ, Reuters, etc.)

Thanks for the comprehensive list of TODO evaluation points for an ICO. Clearly, it is
plenty of hard work and not a trivial task for most common investors.