Best source for info on upcoming reputable ICOs

[Spoetnik]

There is no such thing as a "reputable" ICO. 

+1 certainly not in the crypto world.

If FIAT financial laws were applied properly to Crypto i have always said i would reconsider my stance on ICO's

That aspect of this is not a point i can simply turn a blind eye to ..for profits.

[Robertqueen2]

Hi All,

Newbie here. Using some play money I've purchased some BTC and a few other altcoins and some ICOs. Intention is to hold long term. What are the best sources/sites to get info on upcoming reputable cryptocurrency ICOs and crowdsales? I've done some googling and thread searching and haven't found anything definitive.

Yes, yes, I always try to do some DD first. Caveat emptor, etc.

Thanks,

https://www.ico-list.com/
This site will be helpful for you, I read other comments and no one has mentioned it, this site gives you the ongoing and upcoming ICOs information, like if they use escrow or if there are social campaigns, in addition to all involved links of any ICO, every day they add new ICO, you can follow it to know them.

[SANALIU]

you can find information about ico selling
in the best and reputable in bitcointalk
you can discusion another member and you can see track record about dev coin

[d-trix]

The forum's altcoin announcement board is the best source I can only think of. It is your duty (as an investor) to exercise due diligence when investing on ICO's.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=159.0

[Spoetnik]

I have heard "due diligence" for years and always said it's a crock of shit.
You are dealing with greedy crooks and liars.. get it ?

[Urban Crypto]

We are updating our database at https://urbancrypto.com/upcoming-icos/

[xiaohang07]

https://icotracker.net
is a good choice.

[Urban Crypto]

We are updating our database at https://urbancrypto.com/upcoming-icos/

Just to be clear, we do not promote or suggest any ICOs rather we give you a synopsis and on most that we do we add the links to the websites and whitepapers so if you want to learn more you can. 

[dissident]

There is no such thing as a "reputable" ICO.  

Spoetnik, you are a shit brain in other matters, but I happen to agree with this 100%.  Anyone getting into these ICOs is just asking to get spanked, and I'm talking about the version of spanking that in some countries is considered capital punishment.  These schemes are pure pump-and-dump and nothing more.  It blows my mind that people haven't grasped this yet.  This is like in the 1990s when complete morons like myself were jumping in and out of the latest/hottest biotech and internet mutual funds--but it's worse!  These shitcoins don't represent companies, earnings, debt, or anything else.  They are just electronic ledger entries that people throw their money at, hoping that some other sucker will want to buy at a higher price.  Nothing more.

So, reputable ones?  Bitcoin.  And you can hear the crickets a-chirping after that one.

You are partially correct, but not correct in saying bitcoin is the ONLY reputable coin... it's a dinosaur not capable of handing the scalability needed for modern businesses and small transactions.  The coin in the top 5 that was built with transaction speed and low fees/power consumption in mind.. NEM.

In reality no coin is really worth more or less than someone is willing to pay for it. There are hundreds of dead shitcoins that are technically more advanced than bitcoin's technology.. all about supply and demand, and the underlying technology behind the blockchain.  

The majority of ICOs are tokens based on ETH which is the real pump and dump scam among them.  95% will end up nowhere as the devs take the proceeds and run.

[Tap Project]

No one has mentioned it yet but www.icorating.com and https://medium.com/@cryptojudgement are pretty good places that offer some genuine reviews

[mkmdoc]

The forum's altcoin announcement board is the best source I can only think of. It is your duty (as an investor) to exercise due diligence when investing on ICO's.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=159.0

There are many other websites where people are listing their coin in the ICO listing websites and mostly announcement will be in bitcoin talk forum only. You need to track everything before investing into any ICO because many ICO became scams in the beginning only.

[linkybit]

https://icotracker.net
is a good choice.

Yup good one.

[Liquid71]

I been liking the ICO from https://cryptonomos.com/?r=1H2MkmZnQak9mIc0NKCaddDsQ

[daniweb]

Upcoming worthwhile ICO:
June 15 - Today!
Sonm.io – decentralized supercomputer

June 17
Status.im – decentralized apps browser

June 21
Civic.com – blockchain based identity platform

June 26
Adtoken.com – fraud prevention solution for digital advertising

[kimkibu]

https://www.coinschedule.com/

https://icotracker.net/

[soothaa]

I like Dimcoin, seems like they are aggressive in marketing

I like Dimcoin, seems like they are aggressive in marketing

I like Dimcoin, seems like they are aggressive in marketing

The irony of this is not lost on me! 

[aaronlong035]

I like Dimcoin, seems like they are aggressive in marketing

[sarahdahan126]

I like Dimcoin, seems like they are aggressive in marketing

[aaronlong035]

I like Dimcoin, seems like they are aggressive in marketing

[CryptoManiacHen]

I just created a video where I list out criteria for evaluating ICOs, so you can filter out the noise.

Disclaimer: I am not a financial advisor and do not treat this as financial advice

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I4a0tC31_oc&t=11s