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September 12, 2017, 04:29:23 AM |
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I'm looking for good ICO's to invest. What would make a good stable ICO?
I am not looking for an overly developed ICO, but focusing on upcoming, and newly developing ICO with great ambitions.
Before I do that, I just want some advice in determining a good ICO.
Any thoughts?
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September 12, 2017, 04:39:21 AM |
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I'm looking for good ICO's to invest. What would make a good stable ICO?
I am not looking for an overly developed ICO, but focusing on upcoming, and newly developing ICO with great ambitions.
Before I do that, I just want some advice in determining a good ICO.
Any thoughts?
Ico related to the 4th industry is good. And, above all, the ico of a project that can be used by anyone more than an unrealistic (not much used) ico is superior.
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September 12, 2017, 04:56:34 AM |
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I'm looking for good ICO's to invest. What would make a good stable ICO?
I am not looking for an overly developed ICO, but focusing on upcoming, and newly developing ICO with great ambitions.
Before I do that, I just want some advice in determining a good ICO.
Any thoughts?
Ico related to the 4th industry is good. And, above all, the ico of a project that can be used by anyone more than an unrealistic (not much used) ico is superior. So you are saying that ICO projects that can be easily utilized are worth investing? I agree that unrealistic scam projects are being spontaneously advertised but it's hard to differentiate realistic & unrealistic projects unless it is discussed in depth. Reading every white papers are time-consuming. What would you look at the most when it comes to determining a good project? The team? the philosophy? practicalness? I know this is a broad question but what characteristics would you look at? Thanks for the reply!
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September 12, 2017, 05:51:57 AM |
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My advise is to research every single ico you are interested in by yourself. Search the forum on what you should watch out to lower the chance to invest in a scam ico. Other, educate yourself first will take you 2 - 4 weeks. Do not speed invest with little knowledge in any ico...
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September 12, 2017, 06:53:50 AM |
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ICO that gets adopted by the mainstream everyday people will live the longest and have the biggest growth potential because of the large userbase. This is where Centra comes in. They are creating a debit card where you can go to any store / restaurant / ATM and spend your crypto instead of cash. Need fiat cash? Go to any ATM and convert your crypto to fiat cash. This enables the common person next door who has no idea what crypto is to easily use crypto bring mass adoption to crypto. Why Centra you ask? It will be the first to market with real working cards that will work all over the globe. The first batch of cards was shipped and should be arriving to people this week and we will get too see people start using their debit cards! Join the white list and get into the ICO! Advertisement for the card https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ShtY-r6_XUCard in actual use https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3BcQVwe2vxEInterview with CEO addressing all questions https://youtu.be/bMpE5FheBlQJoin Slack, be the first to hear news and ask any questions to the centra team http://slack.centra.tech/
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September 12, 2017, 07:11:50 AM |
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I'm looking for good ICO's to invest. What would make a good stable ICO?
I am not looking for an overly developed ICO, but focusing on upcoming, and newly developing ICO with great ambitions.
Before I do that, I just want some advice in determining a good ICO.
Any thoughts?
If your saying that you are not looking for an overly developed ICO then you are wrong , to make the ICO as good as it can be , the team had to develop it as far as it can to become successful. For an advice in determining a good ICO , you must first read their whitepaper or go to their website to know more about their project and if a problem occurs tgey respond as soon as possible to solve the problems, they are also easy to interact or communicate with. If they have a SLACK ,that is the best way to communicate with them.
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September 12, 2017, 07:30:26 AM |
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I'm looking for good ICO's to invest. What would make a good stable ICO?
I am not looking for an overly developed ICO, but focusing on upcoming, and newly developing ICO with great ambitions.
Before I do that, I just want some advice in determining a good ICO.
Any thoughts?
Something that is a genuine project with a good roadmap and whitepaper that makes sense, and a genuine use for it to fulfil. These things become apparent during research though, so best advice is to research anything that you are interested in.
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September 12, 2017, 07:38:36 AM |
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It would be a good step to study and and make all possible research about certain ico you got an interest to invest. Since there are lots of ICOs coming this days its quite hard to pinpoint whats good and what not but making some reading are big help assesing them.
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September 12, 2017, 12:42:40 PM |
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How the fuck they know that I'm downloading torrents, this world are controlled by idiot governments for the sake of money.
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September 12, 2017, 01:00:52 PM |
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To find a good ICO is really difficult because you have to evaluate that project across all media, slack channel, reddit, fb, twitter, ... this will give you a better view of 1 A potential ICO project and you will consider investing in that project if it can help you make a profit.
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September 12, 2017, 01:05:36 PM |
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the solid team, the realizable roadmap, the attractive concept and so on, to invest an ico project you must do your own research and make a big effort, its not just follow someone else
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September 12, 2017, 01:14:21 PM |
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Try reading whitepaper provided an ico. Look for ico who has a lot of interest in the pre-ICO and look the people who are the team in the ico is look for a professional and experienced team in managing ico because a team that can raise enthusiasts an ico. The last one compares between the total coin and the division of the gift program because if the supply of bounty is too large it will affect the price of the coin when in the market
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September 12, 2017, 01:15:26 PM |
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Make sure the team behind the project is solid. That their idea offers something unique and that it has not been introduced before, check as well the competition. Who are the competitors, what do the offer? Ask yourself questions like that before investing
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September 12, 2017, 01:32:45 PM |
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I'm looking for good ICO's to invest. What would make a good stable ICO?
Ask yourself one question while looking at the white paper: Why on earth should that token hold any worth? Most of the time, there is no answer meaning the token is essentially worthless (because they are not securities). Sometimes there will be a credible value proposition. This is where you should invest. People here a too focused on social media and tech. F*** that. For example, XRP has great tech and even if all the banks in the world adopted this tech, the token would never be worth much. Why? Because they won't use it. And with the XRP token you don't own a share in the tech or company.
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September 23, 2017, 10:45:58 AM |
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For me Anryze is the best one. Platform for speech recognition. Really useful thing. It's tokensale is giung right now!!! ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif) Join it)
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September 23, 2017, 11:22:28 AM |
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First we need to understand is the Whitepaper they have. Whitepaper obviously will be very important for investors, because it contains every vision, mission, and people who are the team inside. If they think their vision and mission match with our thinking, we can invest some of our money to ICO terse
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September 23, 2017, 12:12:57 PM |
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It is not easy to find projects give dividends to token holders. I beleive that gives huge to the projects that do that.
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September 23, 2017, 12:20:36 PM |
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There is a simple criterion for judging whether an ico is good or not, that is the ico can make profits for you, i see many people participate in OMG ico, but they didnt earn much indeed, why? they didnt look forward to this project and participate in with no firm beliefe, so i think an ico may be not as important as we think to make money
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September 23, 2017, 12:30:24 PM |
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I'm looking for good ICO's to invest. What would make a good stable ICO?
I am not looking for an overly developed ICO, but focusing on upcoming, and newly developing ICO with great ambitions.
Before I do that, I just want some advice in determining a good ICO.
Any thoughts?
There is no stable ico. If you are seeing about HUT34 and i think that should be considered as the promising ico which a lot of people already interested with it. You can try to see in the announcement thread and just see a lot of feedback in there.
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September 23, 2017, 12:33:55 PM |
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The price of the token when it goes (and stays) to an exchange is decided by the use of it. So, study their whitepaper to know what the scope of the token is and how applicable would it be in real life use.
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