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Thanks for the information man, always good to hear from the perspective of a developer rather than someone trying to sell their altcoin.
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I completely believe that it will be worth more than 500 very soon. It is not a question of if but when.
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Personally my favourite is ETH as a big stable altcoin, but I recently invested into the YUPIE from Crowdholding. https://ico.crowdholding.com |
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Please back up statements like this with stats and reasoning. People will read this article and give it validity without looking for the facts.
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Research is the only thing you can do. Because there are more ICO's you can be more picky.
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Seems a little too specious to have raised that much in such a short time, I would stay away from them.
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I wouldn't invest all your money into anything, you should only invest what you can and see it grow. There is no rush, and it should be a strategic move rather than a desperate gamble.
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Personally I think you should use as many social medias as possible to reach as many people as possible.
I would avoid using slack as there are too many people who are constantly promoting their services / scammers.
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14 comments every 2 weeks (1 post a day). So if you have more than 14 comments in 2 weeks you hit the wall.
Just wait man.
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This thing is crazy! Just heard about this. Thanks for clearing it up!
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I dont think these 3 ico will success because they all rising too much money thought the ico. Investors will hard to get profit.
Why do you think this? These are solid ICO's that seem to have a lot more about them than the average one. I just think they are missing the hype (which is bad for them as they get seen by less potential investors, but good overall as the people who invest in them are believers of the project, not just trying to make a quick turnover in their investment). |
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There are a lot of ICO's out there and with any ecosystem there are both good and bad ideas to invest into. The most important thing to do is to research and learn.
Firstly, as a new person into crypto go through this forum and learn how the system works, what ICO's are, how they work and the technology behind it. once you have a good grasp, start looking into individual projects. Ask questions, see what the community say about them, read the white paper, look into the team.
Then if everything checks out get involved in a bounty campaign to learn more, there is no rush to invest and I think it's better to be cautious than to just throw your money into the ring.
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How many startups are you aiming to have on your platform in the foreseeable future? I can only see 4 right now and no Pre-ICO / ICO's
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How many startups are you aiming to have on your platform in the foreseeable future? I can only see 4 right now and no Pre-ICO / ICO's
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Maybe this question has already been asked, but I have just read your article about the changes and I am wondering how the idea of getting other cryptocurrencies for tasks and will you also get YUPIES as well?
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Glad someone is looking out for ICO's with products! Well done on the list!
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I disagree with your statement. I think the important factor is how much of a bonus.
I think it is a great idea to reward early adopters, we all can tell that once an ICO has raised a decent amount people start putting more into the ICO because they see it is less of a gamble.
Anything over 40% is a worry though, they shouldn't be willing to let go another 50% of their coins just in bonuses.
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Why are you trying to get bounties on this system? Why would I not just go to the bounty part of this forum and find one myself?
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I'm really liking the look of Crowdholding. They are a co-creation platform that is looking to create a link between startups and the general person through co-creation. They have a strong team, working beta and a nice whitepaper. https://ico.crowdholding.com |
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