Highest ROI from ICO = Low ICO HARD CAP?

[wagi]

I think its not project with low hrad cap will be success. It depend how serious of the team to develop their project.
And its depend good concept that can make people more interest.

[tist006]

In my opinion if ICO raises huge sum of money, the team has smaller motivation to continue their work. They already got tons of money, why would try to do anything more.

That's my problem with them as well. They acquire huge amounts of money before actually doing anything, takes all the incentive out of making a good product/tech.

[Fundamentals Of]

Hey, so I've been in involved in crypto and particularly in ICOs for almost a year now. I have invested in numerous ICOs over that period and one thing I noticed is that the most successful ICOs are the ones which had low ICO hard cap. It makes sense because its much easier for market cap to increase from 10 million to 30 million for example, rather than from 50 million to 100 million,right? For example IOTA – raised 1100 BTC in 2014, now their market cap is around $1,2B USD same goes for Ethereum and many other ICO’s who set low caps…  Your thoughts on this?

It is one good thing if the hard cap is low. It means the room for growth is still very big. It will not be hard for the value to increase because of it. But you may also try to consider the total token or coin supply. If it is very big as some others are even reaching the billions then perhaps you will still find its value hard to increase significantly because you will have to put it back to back with the supply. And then there are still some other factors.

[SuWide]

Hi,


found a low cap ICO:

https://ico.crowdholding.com/#home

1 million CAP.

They had a 200 % presale bonus, but this token will get locked.

[cryptosbatman]

I completely agree. That's why I use to go for low capped ICO's except if the project looks really strong.

[InitialCoinList.com]

Hi,
At InitialCoinList.com we have a Low Hardcap ICO list if this might interest some of you. It's a list of all the ICOs with hardcap under 10M USD

You can view it here: https://www.initialcoinlist.com/low-hardcap-icos-stos/

We also offer many filters for ICOs like the amount of token/coin for sale or total supply..


Let me know what you think about it!

[Tosyn2]

Hey, so I've been in involved in crypto and particularly in ICOs for almost a year now. I have invested in numerous ICOs over that period and one thing I noticed is that the most successful ICOs are the ones which had low ICO hard cap. It makes sense because its much easier for market cap to increase from 10 million to 30 million for example, rather than from 50 million to 100 million,right? For example IOTA – raised 1100 BTC in 2014, now their market cap is around $1,2B USD same goes for Ethereum and many other ICO’s who set low caps…  Your thoughts on this?

Although financing is a very important factor during and after the development phase of a project, however availability of a large amount of finance does not guarantee its success onbtye long run. It depends on the idea behind the project and the competency of the team.

[powerman24]

ICOs intend to overestimate their hard cap by several times. It is a red flag for me if they are not able to plan the needed funds, who will they succeed with the project.

[Fire Rabbit]

Whatever the cap is, if the team is not good or inexperienced people then the project will fail. Its easy to write a 30 pages whitepaper saying this and that. But the execution part is difficult and the marketing part is more difficult than execution. So in my opinion before investing in any ICO, one should thoroughly research about the team and their experience in the revelent field. Only that will lead the start up to success. Success and profits for investors are directly connected.

[freedomgo]

I think that depends on how big the project they are planning to make, if it's a big project then definitely that requires a high amount of money to finance the project. It doesn't matter, small or big project, investors are just looking for a development that could help them have their ROI the soonest.

Timing of the ICO is also important, like for example at this time, there's only few ICO that are successful or maybe none as people are more interested now in IEO while we saw how some projects are really successful.

[dobolspeed3]

Whatever the cap is, if the team is not good or inexperienced people then the project will fail. Its easy to write a 30 pages whitepaper saying this and that. But the execution part is difficult and the marketing part is more difficult than execution. So in my opinion before investing in any ICO, one should thoroughly research about the team and their experience in the revelent field. Only that will lead the start up to success. Success and profits for investors are directly connected.

I strongly agree with you saying that in investment we certainly cannot arbitrarily do that. Because this will result in losses for anyone if investing without looking at the project first. A good project is a project that is transparent to all investors. There is nothing to hide and all that will have a good impact because of investor confidence in the project.