Hi. I have participated in some ICOs. Some of them were really bad, including lies or half truths, harrasing users that made questions on telegram, changing the terms on the fly... But I would like to know what people think is the right way to conduct ana ICO.
I got some "strategy" for pickin' out solid ICO, its not an exact science, but helps to eliminate scam projects.
There is alot of points to look, but most important are, in my opinion:
1. Do they solve real world issue?
2. Do they have Legit All Star Team?
3. Do they have prototype/product?
4. Communication, Social Media?
5. How high is supply/hardcap?
6. Price of token?
7. Allocation Tokens?
8. GitHub activity?
9. Hype? Big Telegram/Slack community?
It doesnt give you 100% garantie, it will help eliminate scam projects tho, works for me every time: Got in a couple of great ICO's by using this points : 0x, Kyber, Power Ledger, Quantamp, Wabi, Dragonchain, Icon, ChainLink, Simple Token, Bread, Wanchain( still not out, but got all confindence , going to be win) my life has changed drastically , just started with 3 ethereum in 0x and never looked back. Before i was using those points, I did invest in more than 10 others ico and got burn 5 times. Now got 10 of 10 right , with min 2.5x roi (Bread token)