How to Choose a Good ICO

[AnnaGeraMsk]

first of all look at the team and on its scope in what direction they are business because it all depends on it

[kskwerl]

find out all that is possible about the project itself, the development team, and most importantly - how the product will help the society, whether the topic will be relevant and what are the prospects for a new startup.

[onaiwusun]

For me,I check the size of their community and white paper.Scam projects often have relatively small number of followers.A large community on social media is often a sign of a good project.By the way,without community support,most projects are doomed to fail.

[websing]

To choose the right ICO and a bright future, you should study and examine it first, such as the Roadmap and WhitePaper, Look for reviews in various local and outside forums, See if you have entered the market or not, See how the ICO is advertised, Pay attention to the total supply the ICO coins and note the landing program.

[papagapa]

It's very hard to see which ICO is a good project. You should carefully read their whitepaper (I know some people who never do!), research on their team, their project, their intentions and what they promise. Use your sound judgment.

[thedino]

with the numerous icos popping out everywhere, touching every technology there is, it is quite hard to determine the ones that are worth the risk from the others. as for me, one of he best way to do before you decide on which ico to invest in is to research about the ico, know the people behind it and check its technology; if it is realistic and can be used by a lot of people. Moreover, you also have to read its whitepaper so you will also have an idea on their plan.

[maiiyeuvo]

Hi guys, there are so many ICOs, such as those listed in https://www.coinschedule.com. It's pretty hard to review them one by one.

Which elements I need to consider, the team? the product? the promoting technology? or something else?

Thanks for any suggestions

A good project is reflected in the team, the roadmap, the purpose of that project.
At present, there are many websites evaluating ICO projects.
For me, ICOdrops is one of the options needed.

[trixxie]

You have to check or considered all the elements or factors.
But the ultimate factor is the product and the development team. So before joining ICO, check everyting including their social media accounts and telegram. Mostly, if the ICO doesnt update on their social media and telegram account, the ICO would probably not sucessful or just a  scam

[Perka]

The choice of a good ISO rests on exactly what product this project offers and how it is promoted.The second point is how much money the ISO program has already raised.If in a very short time was collected a lot of money and an interesting product that already think this is the project that you need!

[levyashin]

I prefer projects with something to show (alpha, beta, demo, mvp or etc) which means no possibility of a scam and has its own blockchain which is way better than being an ethereum token.

Currently, Enlte is my favorite and has both these features.

[magz]

You have to consider every factor. You have to consider the team behind it because this factor makes the project or the ICO more credible if the people look credible too. The community should also be one factor. The community or the supporter of the project will tell how popular or how exciting would the project be. And lastly, consider the project itself. Look if there's a product to be produced in the future, whether it has a use or not in the future.

[Perka]

The right choice is a project with a good product and good fees.I think many people will agree with me that if an interesting product and ISO have collected half of the money in just 2 weeks ,then it should be a good ISO

[louisBSAS]

To choose a good ICO, you need to read news and announcements, study the documentation for the project you like, get acquainted with the development team mentioned in White Paper. I trust the ratings of various rating sites for the reason that the ratings may not be fair.

[mightcoin]

One of the working ways is to find in the telegram a chat where people will place places in the whitelist of various projects. There are also discussions about which projects are due to open the registration for fundraising in the near future. A prime example is the fantom foundation project.

[Lina5588]

Hi! Personally, I believe in the blockchain era. And studying ICO projects, I look first of all at how this project can be applied in the ordinary life of ordinary users. Then for unique ideas, further the rankings. Now I am investing in the contractium project. In the near future we will get rid of paper contracts. Read more here ico.contractium.io

[yigitcoin]

I believe in the most important things for ico; are team and advisor so I search team and advisors before reading white paper. If team or advisors are bad project will not be succes

[Dexit]

First, check out the ICO website. Is website design is good and well structured? What about the whitepaper? Does it include all info necessary. Too short a whitepaper is a red flag. Also research the ICO dev team and the token itself.

[SloggerSasha]

I think that ico will be successful only when the project is will be needed by society. so my choice fell on the project PAVOCOIN, if you have not heard about it, then I advise you to get acquainted and you will understand why I think so.

[SloggerSasha1]

I think that ico will be successful only when the project is will be needed by society. so my choice fell on the project Yumerium, if you have not heard about it, then I advise you to get acquainted and you will understand why I think so.

[Cryptodrees]

Like some members have rightly mentioned
Making a choice of a good ICO requires some painstaking efforts
There are some people out there with a good knowledge of ICO selection just like we have various  platforms on this
All you need do is to keep close tabs with them and be very careful