Are you picky with ICOs?

[BeruchN]

33 pages of people saying the same thing - "yes".

That is indeed the correct answer, you should always do your research, read the whitepaper, etc.

[axiline]

In most cases I'm picky to them, simply because there are a lot of scammers or those whose projects will fail because of a bad team or something else could be the cause. This can be a good and quick way to turn your money around, no doubt, but you will need to find an excellent ICO.

[blozo]

Yes I try to select the best ones based on team/working product/roadmap/$ hard cap. It's better to participate to few chosen ones (and maybe send a larger amount) than send ETH to too many projects 

[max6575]

the supply of token as displacing with the exchange, those to gives with reference as developer to work on decision as managing of complete number of funds as not to excessing limit on works with the manage of token qualification.
as more of funds on submission with the exchange market might returns of change in the token price but not to improves the level with works of production , not into production surplus (

[keykey1]

Are you picky with ICOs?

Of course, I'm very picky about the ICO, because it's a very risky investment. If there is not enough information on the site or in white paper, then I ask the questions to the team for a thorough analysis.

[Rostock]

I believe that you need to be picky to ICO projects, luck in this matter is not permissible. Be careful when choosing and do not rush to invest your money in the project without learning about it. With all this, try to diversify your risk.

[kryptokowalski]

yeah i am. you need to be picky there are a lot of scams out there

[marktedraut]

Every single rational human being should be, as real capital is invested in Initial Coin Offerings. Therefore, yes, I am picky. I'm picking only promising projects whose potential is limitless and yet, they're not so preeminent, as this always doesn't end well. For example, I'm following projects, such as Knowledge, Beat, and AgroTechFarm. Speaking of which, ATF's Pre-Sale is coming live this Friday according to this article: https://medium.com/@agro_tech_farm/statement-ico-pre-sale-fdec39a1fc8. Check it out, at least for me, this might be a very interesting ICO project and I will surely invest in it.

[lesinset]

Yes. Part of being picky is being careful. Everyone should be careful because there are a lot of scam icos that won't pay you and everyone in the campaign for your work. Thus, it is important to be careful.

[leezay]

Yes, I am very picky when choosing ICO to participate. I don't want to waste my investment, doesn't matter if I invest my money or my time.

[mammothine]

Extremely picky. I invest in 1 of every 100 or so I happen to review. Every once in a while there's a diamond in the rough. MCO was one of them and they're about to start shipping cards, delivered on every promise.

[GrannyC]

Lately I have not been participating  much because I have decided that unless the situation is extremely clear, I don´t want to risk. I would rather buy them later on.

[N-gen]

Of course we have to choose a good ICO, because currently there are many ICO scam, if indeed interested to invest in ICO, please visit the website www.daneel.io. You will be very interested when reading their roadmap

[CryptoAllDay]

Such a weird question.  Who wouldn't be picky considering they are investing their hard earned money into a project.  You don't just pick anything out there, you have to do some research on the team, project, partnerships, whitepaper and roadmap.

[martushka27]

I always carefully select the project for investment. It seems to me that in order to be a successful investor and make a profit I have to study projects very well.

[tresbien21]

Yes, of course i am picky, because there are a lot of ICO's that don't succed and you can just end up losing your whole investment.
It's a must to study as much as you can , and just after that to invest money in a new project.

[OneTrue100]

You should always be picky with any investment.

[valeru.aver]

Of course! I'm very careful in choosing ICO for investment. My friends invested in an ICO company, which turned is a scam. Therefore, I became cautious in choosing my future investments in ISO. I carefully study the project, the team, the opinions of people who are competent for me before investing in the project.

[Whitebit42]

Undoubtedly. Why invest in unpromising projects? You need to thoroughly study the project first, understand how valuable it is. And then invest.

[valnd]

I am very very picky when it comes to ICO. I have a lay down criteria for ICO to meet before I will consider it. I mostly Choose infrastructure based ICOs