How to create a ICO

[phoenixdowndee]

ICO's are in abundance in the crypto world, every day there are more and more appearing. But what do you need to create a successful ICO? Here is an article on how to get started. Once you understand the processes and concepts behind ICO's, you will be able to tell a good one from a poor one.


https://medium.com/@crowdholding/how-to-create-an-ico-part-1-the-building-blocks-ee1e7a2834b7

What do you think of part 1? would you add anything to it?

Edit

Here is part two:-

https://medium.com/@crowdholding/how-to-create-an-ico-part-2-the-two-ws-d1332752be77

What do you think? Feedback would be greatly appreciated

Here is part three:-

https://medium.com/@crowdholding/how-to-create-an-ico-part-3-marketing-24af9a4ec3b

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[roganite]

Good starting article.

I would be more explicit about the fact that ICO's are not for every startup though. I saw you mentioned it but maybe with a bit more venom. Too many startups are creating an ICO for no other reason apart from to raise capital.

[hgmarral]

Good starting article.

I would be more explicit about the fact that ICO's are not for every startup though. I saw you mentioned it but maybe with a bit more venom. Too many startups are creating an ICO for no other reason apart from to raise capital.

I agree, ICO's should really only be done if there is some underlying market/functional mechanism to support the value of the token being issued, but the potential ease of capital raised is way too enticing.

[digital_weezer]

I agree with the above statement, needs a lot more bite. ICO's should only be open to startups who actually trying to use altcoins to change the eco-system, not every tom, dick and harry who wants to make a fast buck.

But i did like that you included about the team and projection of finances, I haven't taken that into consideration before when investing in an ICO.

Let's see what part 2 will bring!

[LydiaBob]

I found it very elaborating. Thanks for sharing!

[longminh123]

I think before you want to start an ICO project you need a lot of software engineers and you have to have a team to develop the project, of course if you have a great team you should creates an ICO project that can be developed in the future

[kseniya.pride]

Nice article! 

I truly believe that team is very important! You won't be able to build something great without right people.
Also, Reddit and Bitcointalk:
The great thing about these forums is that it allows you to highlight your unique differences to the community and build a relations with your potential customers!

And dont forget about ICO listings as a great PR tool. My TOP 10:

- https://www.smithandcrown.com
- https://www.icoalert.com
- https://www.tokendata.io
- https://icotracker.net
- https://icoadvert.com
- http://icoindex.com
- https://icobench.com
- https://topicolist.com
- https://tokenmarket.net
- https://icoreview.it

[btc78]

ICO's are in abundance in the crypto world, every day there are more and more appearing. But what do you need to create a successful ICO? Here is an article on how to get started. Once you understand the processes and concepts behind ICO's, you will be able to tell a good one from a poor one.


https://medium.com/@crowdholding/how-to-create-an-ico-part-1-the-building-blocks-ee1e7a2834b7

What do you think of part 1? would you add anything to it?

it is a great article for us that wanted to learn how to create ICO.a big help to bring out ideas not just earning from bitcoin and gambling but to earn from making ICO in the near future.thank you so much

[adam1230]

its a nice guide to start an ICO . But the main issue is are you going to build a scam ICO or a real project ?

"So when deciding on launching an ICO, you will have to take into consideration payment for these staff members. We suggest starting to create your ICO 3 month prior to the launch of your pre-ICO which means you will need at least a 6 month runway."

[shandi albert]

Actually the selection of a unique coin name can be influential, although it looks trivial but can be power thrust into ico success.
By the way his article is very interesting explanation directly and logically

[Crassula]

This is also a good article https://cointelegraph.com/explained/how-to-launch-a-successful-ico-explained

[hunker_down]

I liked the article, talked more about the thoughts behind it rather than how to create it.

Will look forward to part 2!

[Herdirfauzi]

ICO's are in abundance in the crypto world, every day there are more and more appearing. But what do you need to create a successful ICO? Here is an article on how to get started. Once you understand the processes and concepts behind ICO's, you will be able to tell a good one from a poor one.


https://medium.com/@crowdholding/how-to-create-an-ico-part-1-the-building-blocks-ee1e7a2834b7

What do you think of part 1? would you add anything to it?

a good action for you, you are going to make ICO, some things to keep in mind detailing the information from the Project you are about to create. hopefully this will be successful as what you hope ..

[cryptoadmire]

I found the article to be pretty obvious, course you need to think about those things....

[TheDAL]

The good step is to make a deep research of successful ICO examples, including analyzing all the projects that have been failed as well (which were not a scam), to itemize the reasons, mistakes etc...

[phoenixdowndee]

Good starting article.

I would be more explicit about the fact that ICO's are not for every startup though. I saw you mentioned it but maybe with a bit more venom. Too many startups are creating an ICO for no other reason apart from to raise capital.

Thanks for the advice, I will add that to the article

Well, I think the Blog is great. Keep up the good work.

Thank you for the kind words!

I found it very elaborating. Thanks for sharing!

Thank you!

I think before you want to start an ICO project you need a lot of software engineers and you have to have a team to develop the project, of course if you have a great team you should creates an ICO project that can be developed in the future

This is true, hence why i put the part about making sure you have the team to pull off the ICO.

[phoenixdowndee]

Nice article! 

I truly believe that team is very important! You won't be able to build something great without right people.
Also, Reddit and Bitcointalk:
The great thing about these forums is that it allows you to highlight your unique differences to the community and build a relations with your potential customers!

And dont forget about ICO listings as a great PR tool. My TOP 10:

- https://www.smithandcrown.com
- https://www.icoalert.com
- https://www.tokendata.io
- https://icotracker.net
- https://icoadvert.com
- http://icoindex.com
- https://icobench.com
- https://topicolist.com
- https://tokenmarket.net
- https://icoreview.it

Thanks for the list, that will be in next parts with marketing.

its a nice guide to start an ICO . But the main issue is are you going to build a scam ICO or a real project ?

"So when deciding on launching an ICO, you will have to take into consideration payment for these staff members. We suggest starting to create your ICO 3 month prior to the launch of your pre-ICO which means you will need at least a 6 month runway."

Course it is to build a real project, that was just a forecast to make sure that you understand that you need time to build and ICO, and run it. I think some people assume you can create one in a day and start making money from investors.

Actually the selection of a unique coin name can be influential, although it looks trivial but can be power thrust into ico success.
By the way his article is very interesting explanation directly and logically

Interesting take, I will add this into the article. Thank you

[verifyas]

Neat! I ran my own ICO a while ago, and wrote this post up with all the details: https://yazin.co/vc-ico-idea/

[Sungoku]

ICO's are in abundance in the crypto world, every day there are more and more appearing. But what do you need to create a successful ICO? Here is an article on how to get started. Once you understand the processes and concepts behind ICO's, you will be able to tell a good one from a poor one.


https://medium.com/@crowdholding/how-to-create-an-ico-part-1-the-building-blocks-ee1e7a2834b7

What do you think of part 1? would you add anything to it?

to make a project or ico require some rules and legalization ico in that country,
and also ico need a great team

[phoenixdowndee]

This is also a good article https://cointelegraph.com/explained/how-to-launch-a-successful-ico-explained

Thanks, enjoyed reading it!

Neat! I ran my own ICO a while ago, and wrote this post up with all the details: https://yazin.co/vc-ico-idea/

Great! will take a look.

ICO's are in abundance in the crypto world, every day there are more and more appearing. But what do you need to create a successful ICO? Here is an article on how to get started. Once you understand the processes and concepts behind ICO's, you will be able to tell a good one from a poor one.


https://medium.com/@crowdholding/how-to-create-an-ico-part-1-the-building-blocks-ee1e7a2834b7

What do you think of part 1? would you add anything to it?

to make a project or ico require some rules and legalization ico in that country,
and also ico need a great team

Thanks for the insight! will add it to the article