Hot ICOs of October with low market caps

[CryptoGeneral]

Try to get some DRGN. I already invested a tiny amount. As always DYOR.

[BeManga]

I am interested to know what everyone would classify as a ideal market cap.

5 million and under?
10 million and under?
15 million and under?
20 million and under?
25 million and under?

$15m and under is what I invest in, and every single ICO I did was very profitable. I might go for a bigger cap if the idea is really good or it has hype around it (like Kyber), but these days pretty much every ICO with over $15m is going to trade under ICO price.

The thing is that ICOs are trying to raise so much money these days. Come on, noone needs $85m to make a decentralized exchange or something. If I was to start a business, I would be super happy to get $500k-1m loan, ICO guys these days are not even happy with $50m. That's a huge amount of money for an idea.

i aslo participate in some ico that below $15m or even $30m we can say it profitable but not for everyone
usually when the ico end price is higher than the ico price but just after a few days it will drop

[monica69]

congrats for your list, Maybe Enjincoin as well, though i'm not sure whether there is going to be a particularly big interest for that small niche of people that will ever need to use Enjincoin.The prices are definitely a lot lower than Siacoin and Filecoin, and there has been a while since we've seen a boom in file based altcoins and i believe we may see one any moment now.

[AshCoins]

Qchain has been under the investment radar although they've been getting good press (most recently from NASDAQ).  I anticipate they will close out the ICO with a market cap very ripe for returns.  Unique product with very respectable team.

[georgeforeham]

Hello everyone,

Seems this thread is still popular regardless of the fact that it is for October.

I would like to add Crowdholding to the list, they have a goal of 1 million USD, and they have a working beta since March.

https://ico.crowdholding.com