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August 07, 2018, 06:41:01 AM
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1-Team behind the project - Check the CEO and Co-founders Linkedin profiles, Their work experience can tell you a lot about the chance that the project will become successful.


2-Reddit - In the crypto world the community is one of the most important things, like it or not, Reddit is one of the biggest social media websites out there and it’s the core of the crypto


3-traders community. If people talk about the ICO there, it’s more likely that people will participate and invest in the ICO.


4-Telegram channel - Don't look at the quantity, but the quality of the telegram community.
By the amount of talk you can understand if they bought fake telegram users to join their group of they really have a community who like to talk about the project.
 

5-Github - Even if you are not a technical person, the project Github page will help you to understand how serious the ICO is.
Medium/Blog - When I look at ICO I always check their medium blog. A good ICO will usually put some time and effort in creative marketing, and writing content that gives real value to the community.

For more info about ICOs, here is the most definitive guide I run into lately:

ICO Marketing Guide and

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ICO Marketing Guide
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August 07, 2018, 08:08:54 AM
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August 07, 2018, 10:54:57 AM
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1-Team behind the project - Check the CEO and Co-founders Linkedin profiles, Their work experience can tell you a lot about the chance that the project will become successful.


2-Reddit - In the crypto world the community is one of the most important things, like it or not, Reddit is one of the biggest social media websites out there and it’s the core of the crypto


3-traders community. If people talk about the ICO there, it’s more likely that people will participate and invest in the ICO.


4-Telegram channel - Don't look at the quantity, but the quality of the telegram community.
By the amount of talk you can understand if they bought fake telegram users to join their group of they really have a community who like to talk about the project.
 

5-Github - Even if you are not a technical person, the project Github page will help you to understand how serious the ICO is.
Medium/Blog - When I look at ICO I always check their medium blog. A good ICO will usually put some time and effort in creative marketing, and writing content that gives real value to the community.

For more info about ICOs, here is the most definitive guide I run into lately:

ICO Marketing Guide

Enjoy

these hints searching for are actually useless garbage, for vitalik buterin or satoshi nakamoto, your hints would have indicated an unworthy project. or unworthy team, spam the cryptoforum somwhere else with your "advise"

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August 09, 2018, 12:24:34 AM
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Hey KingScorpio,

I think you hit a lot of good points about what to look for ICO opportunities. However, one of the most important things I consider when I look at an ICO is if I would actually use the coin in real life instead of just as an investment. To achieve true adoption of Crytocurrency the perception needs to change from that of a risky investment to a less volatile currency with the intent of everyday use.

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August 09, 2018, 12:37:52 AM
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Hey KingScorpio,

I think you hit a lot of good points about what to look for ICO opportunities. However, one of the most important things I consider when I look at an ICO is if I would actually use the coin in real life instead of just as an investment. To achieve true adoption of Crytocurrency the perception needs to change from that of a risky investment to a less volatile currency with the intent of everyday use.

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currently the market is 90% about corruption, where the media, and exchanges are being corrupted so certain icos can get attention

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August 09, 2018, 01:21:37 AM
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currently the market is 90% about corruption, where the media, and exchanges are being corrupted so certain icos can get attention

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Hey KingScorpio,

I agree that the market is flooded with scams and unfair business practices and I wholeheartedly agree with your points about ensuring an ICO is not a misrepresentation of the real product. With so many ICOs out there and so many different use-cases it becomes very difficult to make informed and profitably decisions. In my experience, the best coins hit your points: they have a good team, community, and code, but many coins have that. What really sets a coin apart to me is its drive for adoption (partnerships, political/economic backing) and its use-case. I find that coins that these really push for adoption and have a realistic, tangible use-case are the coins that are the most profitable ICOs and the coins that don't drop 99% in the first two days.

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currently the market is 90% about corruption, where the media, and exchanges are being corrupted so certain icos can get attention

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Hey KingScorpio,

I agree that the market is flooded with scams and unfair business practices and I wholeheartedly agree with your points about ensuring an ICO is not a misrepresentation of the real product. With so many ICOs out there and so many different use-cases it becomes very difficult to make informed and profitably decisions. In my experience, the best coins hit your points: they have a good team, community, and code, but many coins have that. What really sets a coin apart to me is its drive for adoption (partnerships, political/economic backing) and its use-case. I find that coins that these really push for adoption and have a realistic, tangible use-case are the coins that are the most profitable ICOs and the coins that don't drop 99% in the first two days.

Best,
CafeCoin
https://cafe-coin.com/

i think you are doomed with your profitability goal, the thinking and profit calculation in us dollar will cease to exist or wont have a future, people will rather collect coins of their style.


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August 09, 2018, 07:35:20 AM
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I find that coins that these really push for adoption and have a realistic, tangible use-case are the coins that are the most profitable ICOs and the coins that don't drop 99% in the first two days.

It's hard to know beforehand whether a project would really push for adoption. Even though they are doing that, development needs time, and therefore there will be a lack of demand for the tokens/coins from the market. I do believe that every project price can drop dead before their final product is ready, which is why joining an ICO is very risky if you don't prepare for the worst.
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