ICOs are a legit or Scam?

[Xomukiw]

Everything relies upon the ICO we pick. We should simply do the examination and furthermore read the development of the venture. There are numerous elements that we have to deal with in light of the fact that I ensure that picking an imminent venture is troublesome. You ought to have the capacity to get things done and without offering up to discover different recipes keeping in mind the end goal to choose to put resources into the task. It might be said that lone a couple of percent of tasks are fruitful and numerous activities fall flat. It's every one of the a decision and we need to choose what we do.

[heelariyanti]

Ico's are genuine, however you have to check all the data about their groups, sites, whitepaper, and internet based life accounts. On the off chance that the abundance demonstrates that they can do numerous things for the network. In the event that they have numerous devotees in their twitter account, at that point numerous individuals trust them. That is my own assessment on the most proficient method to know whether that abundance is a trick or genuine

[adroitful_one]

Hi Guys,

Im pretty keen to understand more about ICOs and intend to invest in some.
ANY recommended ICOs and any advise how you guys determine whether is it a legit or Scam?

Thanks in advance.

99% of ICOs are designed for one purpose only - and that is to enrich the creator(s). In other words, yes, most of them are scams.

However, there are plenty of legit ICOs out there too. You just need to be very careful about which ones you choose to invest in. Do a lot of research in terms of the development team, whitepaper, road-map, etc. to gauge how successful you think it will be and then decide.

You literally took the words out of my mouth, I also suggest following whatever projects you plan to invest in on Medium, Link'd In, and Twitter. I would also join any Telegram announcement groups based off of the Specific Project. You can then stay up to date with the latest news and advancements!

Pay close attention to how much they have worked and how much of the Roadmap has been completed as if they are not sharing updates daily it is probably a scam!

[jusjeruk]

To choose ico that is legit to invest, you should pay attention to the following:
1. The concept of ico's work, whether the ico concept will boom in the future, survive the future technological change and be able to prove its benefits.
2. The development team behind ico is no less important than the concept. because how good a concept is, if without people who can make it happen then the concept is useless.
Starting from the Founder, Advisor and Team Programmer who developed ico is a very important source of information to determine whether IOIC is worth investing in or not.
3. Timeline and Target, An ico that Legit will always include their timeline and work clear targets and be able to produce according to what they have targeted in their timeline.
4. Display websites in the form of website article content, both in terms of work concepts, teams, their applications that are available, sponsors, exchangers and news websites that have covered them.
5. Monitor the Information and News of the Latest Development Results from ico in the Forum, Reddit, Steemit, Cointelegraph, Coinmarketcap Blog Bitcoin.co.id, and other Crypto news portals.

[Jaywahin]

I guess from my observations, an ICO really is going to be great depending on how much the invested spent on advetising and the uniqueness of its platform. A lot now a days are appearing and it seems its hard to recognize whats scam or not. Keen obervations and reading really is a good style to figure it out.
There are really a lot of scams out there in the market. Be careful. Alway check their website, their communities, are they active on social media etc. Also, do you believe in their project etc. For example, I follow closely SciDex. They are creating a new type of smart contract generator for complex transactions. So that even regular businesses that need legally binding contracts can be on the blockchain. That’s improving the whole blockchain ecosystem, if you ask me.

[CLywaTeLb]

Since the creation of this topic a year has passed. I noticed the title of this topic: "ICOs are a legit Scam?". Do you see a small, but fundamental difference?
Where are we going?

[cryptoblazter]

I read an article about giving passport to ICO's to regulate them.  I think this is a good idea just to bring back the investors trust to these ICO's. At least with this, we can already know if the people behind ICO's are the real people doing the project, also companies.

[wedar001]

I think you are as wrong as the person asserting 99% are tricks. Many are genuine, yet many are likewise tricks. The thing that partitions the 2 are the genuineness of the general population running the venture. Now and again that is difficult to decide. However, one thing I have learned is that when they do trick a few people they will in the long run trick everybody. A valid example is IUNGO. They defrauded the general population doing the abundance and now they are misleading the financial specialists.

[marapundavela]

It can be both. You are the one who can create your own path if you wanted to be scammed or not. All you have to do is be careful on what you do and read a lot regarding ICOs.

[Squa7ch]

ICOs is just the crypto term for IPOs in stock market.
For ICOs they are projects that have products built on crypto currency or blockcain technology.
They are scams at all. A lot of ICOs out there are really successful and made it to top 100 coinmarketcap.
However, choosing to invest into an ICO or not is totally your choice and do it at your own risk.

[mbangsar04]

Hi Guys,

Im pretty keen to understand more about ICOs and intend to invest in some.
ANY recommended ICOs and any advise how you guys determine whether is it a legit or Scam?

Thanks in advance.

in my opinion, for now ico is a scam. maybe it can be said that only a few people get legit ico. but more ico are scam than ico which is legit. but all depends on your choice and the luck you have.

[royalcrypt]

Most of the ICOs' are bogus or scam. However you can always find a few legit ones, just need to have a good eye/research skills and some experience to identify them.

[Bounty_Hunter]

The vast majority of ICOS are scammers or projects that will not survive in the market because they are very weak. But there are very good projects among ico, you just need to choose carefully.

[Amokomowo2005]

ico are legitimate but the few bad ones has spoiled the reputation of the good ones with good plan to execute and now its not easy to trust any ico now because they are now regarded as prospective scammers until they prove otherwise after successful ico.

[Cidhighwind]

It can be said, the electronic money market is a potential investment trend and new development not long ago. In particular, ICO is the investment form chosen by many investors because of its super-profit nature. I have also invested in a number of recent ICO projects, successful projects, and failed projects.

[karramov]

There is a company it's called Krypital. She is engaged in marketing of very good projects. Find it and see what projects are already working and what investments are collected. My signature will help you

[johnny66]

All the ICO have fallen! This bear market is crazy

[rachman mahesa]

We can't say ICO is good or scam. Before we see the opinions or funds collected from the ICO. There is a good ico but ico is a scam and there are ico that we see like scam tetai ico is very good. so ico can be good and there is also a scam. So before you invest in ico, of course you have to look first at the project that is doing ico.

[cryptobrzy]

It cuts both ways really there are ICOs that are scams, and there are also ICOs that are legit, the scams are more than the legit ones nevertheless and recognizing which is which is one of the hardest things to do for an ICO investor.
For good analysis, one has to consider the team, the technology, roadmaps and the token economics.

[danceinthedunes]

Many are scams, so the most advisable is to do your own research to know for sure what is real and not, sometimes projects are not scams, but if they are poorly designed and poorly implemented, they're going to fall short in the eyes of the investors.