Tips on choosing the right ICO

[micko09]

question guys, how you determine if the ICO is paying or not? many thanks for those people answering my question.

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[markers]

ICO rating sites, such as already mentioned icorating.com, are good starting points to get general understanding on project idea, weaknesses and strengths, perspective and etc. Indeed, these are very convenient services as they allow someone to quickly divide projects on two groups, i.e. the one consists of ICOs that worth extra time for further examination and the other that does not worth your attention at all. Then it is time to review projects more closely: visit project site, read a white paper, check dev team and product/service they offer. Once you go through all these steps, you will definitely form understanding, based certainly on your personal preferences, on what ICO are the most interesting.

[Mobshady24]

All of the aspects should be checked and being carefully study so i guess my advice is to take a time to decide, i mean don't rush when you are looking for an ICO to invest, being cautious is a good investor characteristic.

[imell]

My tip is to see the movement as ico takes place, At a minimum the ico reach softcap, better until hardcap, So look for coins that are most likely to enter the market.

[nuggetbram]

First of all i take a look at the product/service to be developed and then i read the whitepaper and scan the team's portfolio..

It's important for me to invest in a project that has got already a prototype or a beta of the product the want to build.

The total cap they want to reach during ICO is also important...if it's too big i tend not to invest.

[naruto35090]

Looking for projects with large communities, practical applications, the project will have a future

[nevergone162]

I am visiting thewebsite, twitter and checking the road map. Good project would have a good developers

[jasonphilips]

People around the world think that they can earn money through an ICO but the truth is most of the people don't even know about the company they invest in. They don't read the whitepaper neither do they research on the projects. Being blind in earning money by investing and not knowing where and how to invest is the reason why many people fail.
So my advise is to take look at the the company's whitepaper and if you find the concept interesting or unique(or both) and then invest.
 

[DISCMAN]

If you were planning to know rhe tips in choosing a good ICOo, you must search it by yourself, then after that you have to check the team behind that project, who are the developer and what are their platform if you find it good then its up for you to decide if you will join that ICO.

[yrsat]

http://icorating.com is looking useful but i think these votes are artificial. Because some ICO s are very bad beautiful still on the list.

I completely agree with you, I do not like this service and ICO bench, I always need to make a decision and study the project myself.

[Thanasis]

The first tip is that you need to check the history of their development team because a project with good project team will get succeed by more chances.And also select the project with good advertising teams because the coin will be more valuable if it has more investors,more investors will come to invest by advertising about the project everywhere.
But you need to read the whitepaper before investing,a good project will have long term goals.

[Dennys52]

Do not forget that the most important thing is that the project must have an experienced team.

[ihsanskanzaone]

To choose the correct Ico, you should start from viewing biodata information from the hired technician team, usually people will invest something unique or interesting, then choose ico that you think belongs to this category, do your own research to see ico development of the release until now and plan in the future.

[rippar]

It is very important to know the structure of the company and the teams behind ICOs. Most of the companies are newly incorporated, but many founders have been around in their respective industries. It is possible to review profiles and search for news and mentions in their prior projects and efforts. Use the specialized sites like icorating dotcom

[mahoni2100]

Good ico sales should be good at first and the team should be a good project. For him this can give us ideas.Looking for projects with large communities.Then it is time to review projects more closely: visit project site

[tukagero]

A good ico is consist of respected developers and team members, has good roadmap and have a whitepaper where you can find all the details about thier project.

[Svandis]

Always check the team and whitepaper. If they have working product (or alpha/beta) - good. Also always check if there is a need for the token/coin

[kendra1107]

How to choose the right tips for choosing a good project?

Initially, I check the bounty manager's rank. Anything below a Sr. Member would not entice me into joining. I believe that the manager's rank is a big factor in determining the legitimacy of an ICO. Next read the paper. An ICO with an 8 to 10 year road map is usually a good project which would usually succeed. So check that out!

[upisdown]

I have observed that many of the ICO listings and rankings provide scores that are not really relevant to some of the projects. Just take any ranking or evaluation with a pinch of salt, since these only predict partially the success of ICOs.

[Vilgax73]

I think the idea behind the project is the most important and how it is going to become a useful product on the market.
So I would say it is 70% research and for the rest 30%, just follow your gut.