Invest in ICO

[Cloud27]

I prefer to invest in an ICO with a working product, but I need to know what is the objective of an ICO based on the performance of the finished product. I prefer that their product is different from another product and has a high demand on the market.

[sumangs]

Find an ICO that has a high rating in icobench website so you can be sure if the ICO will be a success and prevent from being scam. There are good ICO that could benefit us out there and deserves to invest in.

[ticterine]

Warren Buffet always said IPOs are very risky and I feel the same way about ICOs. They're mostly hype driven and few have substance right now, nor are they really accountable. Look for more established coins.

[NJB18]

I prefer to invest in an ICO with a working product, but I need to know what is the objective of an ICO based on the performance of the finished product. I prefer that their product is different from another product and has a high demand on the market.

A product should not be the all and be-all of the ICO. If they have the product but they do not have the market, it is still useless. So the product should be a working product. The competition should also be considered since the product they are promoting might be one in so many so there is still a very hard way for their product to go on top. Their's should be the cream of the crop.

[nexman]

anyone how to join ICO i have money i want join ICO where i can join ICO?

[FJNuñez]

If I were you I would checkout STOX I heard that is an amazing company and they are investing MILLIONS into their promotion, so you know it is legit!

[CryptoWorld87]

i want to ask will it be better to invest in an ICO that already has a product or an ICO without product not yet finished ?

for me much better if you invest in ICO with product obcourse you will have a big potencial in the future and if you study hard about the team and company that you want to invest in ico check the back ground whats the use of it and study before you invest

[CryptoWorld87]

i want to ask will it be better to invest in an ICO that already has a product or an ICO without product not yet finished ?

for me much better if you invest in ICO with product obcourse you will have a big potencial in the future and if you study hard about the team and company that you want to invest in ico check the back ground whats the use of it and study before you invest

[CuriousGeorge]

I prefer to invest in an ICO with a working product, but I need to know what is the objective of an ICO based on the performance of the finished product. I prefer that their product is different from another product and has a high demand on the market.

But it will be difficult to find that will working product at least alpha. Because the raised money will be used to develop the product and the developers will be releasing the product in the future. Can you take the tenx project as an example? But not all of the alpha already running for well.

[nrvasquez]

i want to ask will it be better to invest in an ICO that already has a product or an ICO without product not yet finished ?

I think we should also look at many aspects of the ICO of a project, but it is true that an unfinished project has a greater risk, but if the project they run is a good project with reasonable goals and budgets, I think it's worth it Consider investing.

[michellee]

i want to ask will it be better to invest in an ICO that already has a product or an ICO without product not yet finished ?

it will be better to invest in an ico that already has a product because we can know the product. sometimes if we invest in ico, the price is selling with discount so we can have a bonus for our investment. beside that, if we know that the ico is really good enough, we can make big profit after the ico is finished and launch in market.

[TonyMark]

 know that recently a lot of people are angry or annoyed by scams and really weak projects raising a lot of money, but imagine this wasn't the case, yet envision this wasn't the situation.

I realize that as of late many people are irate or irritated by tricks and truly frail activities collecting a considerable measure of cash, yet envision this wasn't the situation. Without late fakes and different issues, wouldn't you say that the possibility of a fair crowdsale like rilcoin to support a promising undertaking that could expand the blockchain innovation ubiquity and perhaps help to enhance the nature of a particular market fragment or item has an inseparable tie to what you call "the nuts and bolts of crypto"?

I am keen on why do you think ICOs conflict with the rudiments of crypto and what are the essentials of crypto to you.

I am not saying I bolster any sort of ICO and I am expecting some sort of progress in the present situation to help keep individuals from succumbing to tricks and comprehend other ICO issues, however "the nuts and bolts of crypto" for me is about decentralization and enabling anybody on the planet to access speculation and cooperation in various tasks and innovations they bolster, never again depending on huge organizations, controllers and government to do as such.

I believe that, issues separated, the ICO show was a major interruption in customary venture demonstrate however now some vindictive individuals are endeavoring to exploit it. Furthermore, I don't feel that this issue (of tricks and individuals attempting to take alternate ways to enormous benefits) is extraordinary to ICOs.

[artu92]

Better invest in an ICO with an existing product, but it is not the only thing that counts..
There needs to be a big team behind, with a serious project,and with a well-defined road map
However, the best ICOs end in a few minutes.. 

[orarider]

i want to ask will it be better to invest in an ICO that already has a product or an ICO without product not yet finished ?

Did you come up with the wrong question, as far as I know, any ICO held was completed the idea, they started developing their project, so you will receive the co. That money is after the ICO ends.

[Denies]

Depending on what you believe.

but if you want to invest for ico, you should learn first, so many ico projects that you can choose.
You can see in the journal about all ico, investigate and carefully before you are sure to invest.

[Xxmodded]

I advise you to often read the post in the forum
announcements (Altcoins) are good for your knowledge.

You can see friends comments about ico that is running, and you also can learn to analyze while asking. it will be knowledge for you about ico appraiser.

[leea-1334]

Better invest in an ICO with an existing product, but it is not the only thing that counts..
There needs to be a big team behind, with a serious project,and with a well-defined road map
However, the best ICOs end in a few minutes.. 

Not necessarily. That's good advice for normal investment but ICOs follow no rules. Product, big team, road map. Look at Humaniq, Bancor etc.

And the best ICOs end in a few minutes? Have you taken a look at Bancor or even SONM? They're all crying now.

[bhoybitcoin]

Its better to invest in ICO with only a white paper because that is the most potential return of investment. If the venture already has a finish product usually the prize will crash to zero hype level. However, ICO with no product has the greatest risk because it could be potentially be a scam or a team or the developers are a bunch of amateurs that they never finish the product on time.

[NedShift]

its 50 - 50 % to invest in ICO. You can raise , and you can fall

[panju1]

Its better to invest in ICO with only a white paper because that is the most potential return of investment. If the venture already has a finish product usually the prize will crash to zero hype level. However, ICO with no product has the greatest risk because it could be potentially be a scam or a team or the developers are a bunch of amateurs that they never finish the product on time.

The white paper could be just a lot of hot air. Unless you start implementation, you don't know the problems that will crop up. You could find that the potential risks are high if there is just a white paper.