Are you picky with ICOs?

[Vaflia]

Personally, I am very picky about ICO because I've already lost money in three of the ico. I'm conducting an analysis on the basis of their work on the website and the organization of the project.

[nesty]

Are you picky with ICOs?

Yes of course being picky should be mandatory to all of us because for me it is my investment i need to choose the right ICO because i value my money as much as i value my investments. I cannot afford to loose my investment thats why i choose and study the right ICO to invest its better be safe than sorry.

[Coldsnap4457]

Yes. I look for ICO’s that have working software and big potential.

Stockbet is rare because they have working software. I’m playing in their Bitcoin round. Take on my bet

https://stockbet.com/#/BullBear/round/17971

According to Coindesk, gambling and cryptocurrencies have huge potential. They call it the perfect storm.

https://www.coindesk.com/national-economics-gambling-cryptocurrency-perfect-storm/

Stockbet wants to gamify the biggest asset classes in the world

Derivatives - $630 trillion
Fixed Income - $199 trillion
Stocks - $70 trillion

If Stockbet gamifies only a tiny percent of this, it will be bigger than all of the cryptocurrencies combined.

They already let you bet on cryptocurrencies, but it’s only worth $165 billion.

[PadenoM]

of course you have to be picky, about project whitepaper, roadmap, ERC20 token approval, project future planing, it's root or platform etc, check the comunity the design and the team

[xandriel]

that is my money. make by blood. so before invest to something I must be carefully check all information

[jostorres]

I am now extremely picky with ICO. In the last two ICOs I joined, the coin price once listed on exchange are all lower than the ICO price. Unless you are getting on significant discount through pre-sale etc. It's not really worth taking the risk.

I believe every smart and wise investor should know that being picky with ICOs is the best thing to do. It is not about the short term since that is what most investors are always looking out for, it is the long term, the prospect of the project, the idea etc that counts.

This is what will push the project to growth as time goes on. If you are not picky, you may just end up with the wrong one eventually.

[pablopsantos]

Dude, you need to be picky! There are a lot of scammers who would love to create a cute website and a PDF if it meant that thousands of people around the world sent free money to them. The truth is that ICOs, as an investment modality, have become a feast for such people. All care is little to protect your money. Be picky and do research always!

[sky24]

When choosing an ICO to invest in I definitely think you need to be picky. You should do your research before investing in any ICO. An upcoming ICO i urge everyone to look into is Propthereum.io. They are an asset backed coin and expecting great coin appreciation. Take a look at their website and have a read of their whitepaper!

[BTCMILLIONAIRE]

I am now extremely picky with ICO. In the last two ICOs I joined, the coin price once listed on exchange are all lower than the ICO price. Unless you are getting on significant discount through pre-sale etc. It's not really worth taking the risk.

I believe every smart and wise investor should know that being picky with ICOs is the best thing to do. It is not about the short term since that is what most investors are always looking out for, it is the long term, the prospect of the project, the idea etc that counts.

This is what will push the project to growth as time goes on. If you are not picky, you may just end up with the wrong one eventually.

I like your optimism ("eventually").
It's pretty much guaranteed that most ICOs are going to lose investors money, so it should be "if you are not picky, you may eventually end up with a right one".

[InahC]

Are you picky with ICOs?

Yes, We should be picky in choosing what ICO, we should join and invested in, because most of the ICO nowadays are a scam, so we need review every one of them for us to ensure the safety of our money.

[Xclusive5]

Are you picky with ICOs?

Personally I scrutinize ICO before I invest, I look out for the dev behind the project. The credibility of the dev behind it speaks volume.

[kirito1614]

I am more than meticulous. I have just joined a modest bunch of them. Those that I believe are truly reliable and the pre-ICO is a simple offer. Everybody of us ought to be critical with regards to putting resources into ICOs. All things considered, huge numbers of them are tricks. We will dependably wind up exacting on the off chance that we do our part in doing due constancy. I maintain a strategic distance from those get rich brisk tricks. Or maybe purchase tad more settled coins with some development potential. I wager 85-95% of these ICO ventures will be dead following one year. Try not to confide in the alleged "interesting" ICOs. On paper they may sound momentous however in all actuality they could be tricks.

[BTCMILLIONAIRE]

I am more than meticulous. I have just joined a modest bunch of them. Those that I believe are truly reliable and the pre-ICO is a simple offer. Everybody of us ought to be critical with regards to putting resources into ICOs. All things considered, huge numbers of them are tricks. We will dependably wind up exacting on the off chance that we do our part in doing due constancy. I maintain a strategic distance from those get rich brisk tricks. Or maybe purchase tad more settled coins with some development potential. I wager 85-95% of these ICO ventures will be dead following one year. Try not to confide in the alleged "interesting" ICOs. On paper they may sound momentous however in all actuality they could be tricks.

Your last sentence is why it's a bad idea to invest in something without 100% understanding it. Too bad most people don't care and just throw their money around blindly.

[yojodojo21]

Yes I am really picky with ICO's . some of it has great explanation how their coin be listed in the exchange and the value of it's amount but some of the ICO is not worth waiting not worth taking risk also.
I only Join ICO if I know the dev of the project if he/she is reputated and is knowledgeable of the project and how can we help each other VICE VERSA. Picking ICO is a wise way to Invest.

[rahul10948]

its good to be picky with ico because there are lots of scam going out there....so is good to search the project and then invest in that

[Jasell]

I am picky. I read forums and investigate a lot and I make sure the coin have a great ecosystem. You sure can make a profit by accumulating coins at ICOs but make sure to conduct thorough investigation to mitigate risk.

[Pedro18]

Are you picky with ICOs?

Yes of course. Before I'm investing in different ICO, I'm doing research about particular ICO, their projects in future. Also their team, roadmap and white paper. Think 10x before you invest in ICO.

[rodalutor]

Of course it is good to be picky, investigate a lot about the project and the team, make sure you can make an informed decision before you invest. I do however know people who invest in pretty much every ICO over the last year and they have done okay from doing so, I think now you cannot do that however as there are too many poor ICOs

[zarados]

I am more than meticulous. I have just joined a modest bunch of them. Those that I believe are truly reliable and the pre-ICO is a simple offer. Everybody of us ought to be critical with regards to putting resources into ICOs. All things considered, huge numbers of them are tricks. We will dependably wind up exacting on the off chance that we do our part in doing due constancy. I maintain a strategic distance from those get rich brisk tricks. Or maybe purchase tad more settled coins with some development potential. I wager 85-95% of these ICO ventures will be dead following one year. Try not to confide in the alleged "interesting" ICOs. On paper they may sound momentous however in all actuality they could be tricks.

Your last sentence is why it's a bad idea to invest in something without 100% understanding it. Too bad most people don't care and just throw their money around blindly.

most of them just focusing only on the great benefits promised by ico, so they forget to pay attention to other important things that if they don't pay attention to it, they are just wasting their money. so you not only have to be picky, but also need to learn about the project. Go into a group of investors, and look at their questions, then see how the response from the CEO or other project members. Better to be late, than not at all.

[BTCMILLIONAIRE]

I am more than meticulous. I have just joined a modest bunch of them. Those that I believe are truly reliable and the pre-ICO is a simple offer. Everybody of us ought to be critical with regards to putting resources into ICOs. All things considered, huge numbers of them are tricks. We will dependably wind up exacting on the off chance that we do our part in doing due constancy. I maintain a strategic distance from those get rich brisk tricks. Or maybe purchase tad more settled coins with some development potential. I wager 85-95% of these ICO ventures will be dead following one year. Try not to confide in the alleged "interesting" ICOs. On paper they may sound momentous however in all actuality they could be tricks.

Your last sentence is why it's a bad idea to invest in something without 100% understanding it. Too bad most people don't care and just throw their money around blindly.

most of them just focusing only on the great benefits promised by ico, so they forget to pay attention to other important things that if they don't pay attention to it, they are just wasting their money. so you not only have to be picky, but also need to learn about the project. Go into a group of investors, and look at their questions, then see how the response from the CEO or other project members. Better to be late, than not at all.

Exactly. It's a mystery to me how there can be so many people with money invested in things that they don't understand at all... FOMO is way too strong in crypto. People don't want to miss the train (which is always there anyways), so they don't take the time to study. And then they get surprised that they lost money.