How to choose a good ICO ?

[porto-pok]

Hi,there are plenty of ico Here
I dont really know how to choose the best ICO, because some are totaly scam or shit
How do you do that ?

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[GaxviiBuss]

If you want to find a good ICO, looking for 3 main point:
1. Team dev is star ?
2. Maximum raising during ICO. Too high => might lose money because price drop when listed on exchange
3.Their product ? I should have a real product first, and they will do anything to follow their roadmap.

[hendri05]

Hi,there are plenty of ico Here
I dont really know how to choose the best ICO, because some are totaly scam or shit
How do you do that ?

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[SlaughterGirl]

Read the white paper clearly.
See some themes that join there
The purpose of ICO and coins that will develop well
see ICO participants
Number of tokens for sale.

At least there is a follow up of the project, I think it is a good ICO.

[nelsmining]

Look for a good team with a project that actually may have some real world implications and be a bit unique in the way it approaches the issue it is trying to solve

[mackenzied]

Hi,there are plenty of ico Here
I dont really know how to choose the best ICO, because some are totaly scam or shit
How do you do that ?

To have a good ICO, you need to equip yourself with ICO knowledge. See if they are capable of delivering the things you want. When to own it must see it like? How does their value in the electronic market fluctuate? Rapid increase, decrease quickly or stop.

[PrintMule]

it seems that choosing good quality ico is no longer an importance..it is really hard for the market to be able to win any ico in such a bad situation in this process.I have 4 projects that I have researched and joined in a really good way. All but one of them are in bad shape. I lose much from all of them. There 's nothing I can do. I'll wait for it. maybe I can make some money if the altcoin  market revives in the coming months. or at least I can minimize my loss.

[TimtheYoutuber]

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[nizamcc]

Hi,there are plenty of ico Here
I dont really know how to choose the best ICO, because some are totaly scam or shit
How do you do that ?

Try to understand the whole concept by reading the complete whitepaper of the project.
Then check their hard-cap (if they have set any) that will the expected amount really be complete enough to satisfy the needs of the project's expenses?
See if they are really providing some (real) updates during the beginning of their project as well as remain active on all of their social media that they handle. Check if they are really getting some attention from the users who are willing to invest in such programs.

[ap3311]

I think there is a good choice of ico items for my friend. these rules are known by almost everyone. but knowing these rules is not absolutely helpful in choosing good ico. If it really did, you would not find anyone writing this post right now in general the rules can be listed as follows. team is important. who are team members and who dominate this market?   really have they  experiences. how reliable they are. how are other people's comments? how is your interest? What are the github codes saying?



 

[MakeMy-BTCDay]

Well the first thing you should look into is  THE TEAM behind the project, that's is the basic jewelry of every project (ICO) out there.

A team with great & decent background in their domains meaning they are there in that project, IOC, for some serious reasons, they are not there for playing or scamming.

Shady ICO's with unknown teams doesn't necessarily means it's a shitty ICO or project, but it will give you the trustless issues since we all deal online.

[invot]

Read the white paper clearly.
See some themes that join there
The purpose of ICO and coins that will develop well
see ICO participants
Number of tokens for sale.

At least there is a follow up of the project, I think it is a good ICO.

Good response, I agree

[kryptqnick]

If you want to find a good ICO, looking for 3 main point:
1. Team dev is star ?
2. Maximum raising during ICO. Too high => might lose money because price drop when listed on exchange
3.Their product ? I should have a real product first, and they will do anything to follow their roadmap.

Well, I don't think dev team is ever that popular. It just has to be educated and rather experienced IMO. Then again, who would've thought that a coin created by a 20-year old (or even less) boy who decided not to study at the university and came from a country with not the best reputation would become #2 after bitcoin and bring lots of people plenty of money? I think this illustrates that the team might not be that important.
Another thing is that you didn't mention whitepaper which explains what the project's all about. This is a good indicator of whether ICO is worth talking a look at.

[nagatraju]

it seems to me that many coins can only show themselves over time ... of course, when a coin is created by well-known developers, then it has more confidence ... but as mentioned above, no one could have thought that a coin created by a 20-year old boy would have such success

[barrystark]

The most important thing is the whitepaper
If the whitepaper is totaly shit, so you should run away
Whitepaper is EVERYTHING !

[Descentralized_DaN]

You need to evaluate multiple aspects, team, hard cap, hype, and whitepaper.

[beke077]

look dev and his prospect the future

[thedarkamp]

1) Whitepaper, read it
2) TOKEN USE. This is the most important
3) Team can be famous or not, there are a many unknown people with really good ideas
4) Roadmap
5) Talk with devs/ceo and ask some questions and read again whitepaper
6) Soft and hard cap

[BTCRoyal]

If you want to find a good ICO, looking for 3 main point:
1. Team dev is star ?
2. Maximum raising during ICO. Too high => might lose money because price drop when listed on exchange
3.Their product ? I should have a real product first, and they will do anything to follow their roadmap.

This should pretty much be your way of thinking for ICO investments but overall it'd be you doing your homework on it if it really can be something big.

[lottoken@lottoken.org]

Also, look at the use case. Not every use case is a match with decentralized technology.