ICO

[Ezedaniel17]

Please guys, help me out on this one.How does one identifies or analyse a good ICO before investing into it?

[hndrk10]

Hey, I made a YouTube Channel where I showcase ICOs. Check it out: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-UXPe2qNrfB41MNwp2fPAg

If you don't care about my channel, you can see a strong review of ICOs here: https://icobench.com

[Philippines]

Please guys, help me out on this one.How does one identifies or analyse a good ICO before investing into it?

Conduct your own researched about the company . There are lots of ICO today but some of them or most of them are scammers . Start by searching the office on google then try to research the teams including CEO etc. . Reads also some review about the site .

[Peter789]

Cryptoassets by Chris Berniski. Its on Amazon.

[huydavid]

Should I buy ICO? i;m a newbie, i can help 

[dns]

Before you buy ICO you have to check the company:
- What is in the background
- How good they project
- How (many channel) they communicate (facebook, telegram, twitter, youtube, slack....)
- How many followers they have
- How old they idea (project plan)
- Who is in they team and advisor
- What is in road map
So as you can see many point you have to check. If everything is ok you can participiant :-)

[Ezedaniel17]

Thanks alot everyone.. I have been seeing quite a lot of ICOs recently.. And I got confused: which one is genuine and which is fake.but thanks to your replies..i know what to do now...

[PlatinumToken]

You need to study market and analyse things in the real world... Not all promise are real.

[manchester93]

You need to study market and analyse things in the real world... Not all promise are real.

In the ICO world, it's better to think of it as "Most promises are fake."

[Opnsrc]

Please be careful when picking any project: pay attention at the whitepaper and the team.

[WorldBitICO]

Read the whitepaper, team and research well.

[CryptoMauren]

Hey, I made a YouTube Channel where I showcase ICOs. Check it out: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-UXPe2qNrfB41MNwp2fPAg

If you don't care about my channel, you can see a strong review of ICOs here: https://icobench.com

wow nice, i wanna see it.

[tourou]

Hey ICO team, If you need Japanese translation, PM me

[gelberto]

Hello Guys Please help me to know about any Bounty Or Airdrop before ICO.

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[cryptosbatman]

Please guys, help me out on this one.How does one identifies or analyse a good ICO before investing into it?

What I always look for:
1. Is the team good? Enough people for what they want to achieve, and good background?
2. How big is the hard cap? I like ICO's with great potential and low hard cap
3. Is the project something that will be used by a lot of people? Do you see any future in the project?
4. What happens to unsold coins? Unsold coins should be burned or airdropped to the investors.
5. Read through the white paper. Many investors don't bother doing that.

[verdi-crypto]

What I do is simply looking for the problem the ICO is trying to solve and what unique features does it have over other possible new currencies

[FreezyDiggi]

Do research.

If it has no white paper ignore it.

If it just a standard ec20 token with nothing behin it. ignore it.

[Sindici]

How can I get notify for new ico announcements, i try it with e-mail but it doesnt work.

[manchester93]

What I do is simply looking for the problem the ICO is trying to solve and what unique features does it have over other possible new currencies

That's not enough for long term investment, although it might be good enough to justify flipping a token onto greater fools after a decent gain. One should look for more than hype and vapor ware. No matter what features are promised, there should be a strong proof of concept and a whitepaper that goes much further than vague promises.

[std1399]

read the white paper , check out the team resume , crowd-funding and participants
ICOs are more risky than coins