How to Choose a Good ICO

[keobonggon.xigon45]

look narrowly more attentively that is offered in ICO and as far as the idea is feasible. pay attention to team. not on raspiarenny faces which introduce nothing in the project but only spend our money. and on real workers who will embody this idea.

[weeks65]

Most good and successful ICOs are comprised with a reliable team that is usually known or expert for certain fields that is related somehow to their project. I believe its the core criteria in looking for a good ICO because the people behind it will be its support base for the project to succeed. I guess ICOs with trading and real estate platforms are one of the high profiting ones. This is one of the matters I consider when joining ICOs. Another thing is the team and the campaign manager

[bealjulian]

Choose the project that are realistic and if they are have a working product or at progress, its much better. Make sure the team are experienced and the soft cap are reached. Its a good ICO I think.

Yep, ICO team is the most important thing I always look at before joining or investing in any ICO because with the team we get an idea that the ICO will be successful or not. You need to check on all factors. You need to know who is the manager and team, you also need to study carefully about their project, whether it is reachable or not. Also, check those you have at least reached their normal or hard cap

[think3214]

The problem with Initial coin offerings is, that nobody want to make some work and read the white paper and and do some researches about the are which the project will be running. Everybody want just to invest and make fast good profit. So they just looking for opinions from other people. First of all focus in the concept and idea of project and how it make differentiate from others

[fiend91]

You need to check their website, team, roadmap, document. All listed shows how they are professional and serious.

[fortnite]

 First of all , you have to be careful and don't hurry , in those situations,
   Second, you have to search and find things and ask questions if u don't know , for that ICO , so search and find good ICO

[buonngu.miendo4]

if I personally I choose a good ICO by looking at sales after pre-sale and whitepaper from ICO, if I am interested and I see there is a good opportunity to be invested then I will participate in the ICO.

[hollymoolly]

The first finding the website which collects the ICO informations in one list. after that, reading white paper, researching the team to find out the good ICO to invest.

[kortwyss]

A good sign for an ICO is the existence of a prehistory, possibly as long as possible. That is, if a real company with experience is behind the project, there is more chance of its successful implementation. I would say that the promise is manifested through the amount that is directly related to the ICO, that is, through a certain amount of ICO, you will have your own algorithm for selecting prospective ICOs

[ahmed04]

To choose good ICO, besides checking their whitepaper and team, you should find out what the community says about them and their project. Reach out and get feedback on the ICO, ask about their competitors.

[Hifemih]

It's kind of difficult to tell which ico is good or not, you can check their whitepaper though, reach out to the manager

[m0Ray]

I agree that this website is worth checking out - https://icobench.com/ The more reliable info you have the better when you choose. Check out the product, how legit it is. If you want to invest, check out as many factors as possible.                                                                  

[migmigbaby9897]

Usually I choose several ICO with a high rating on the site icodrops.com. After that I choose only one project in which I will participate. For each project, I study the team, the previous experience, white paper, the site and publicity in the media. Based on this information, I choose the best project.

[simonmoore]

To me to choose a good iso first you need to check the bounty maneger's profile. Because I saw that many bounty maneger turned their back at the end of ico. Not only this you also must see the white paper of that ico. It's good and bad sides also impacts on it's character.

[alicebrac]

Actually already a lot of information about how to choose a good ICO in this forum. oOkay, team, product, roadmap and advisor is an important element. But do not forget who the ICO manager is, how the track record manager. If previously he managed an ICO and was successful. Most likely the next ICO will be successful.

[Zykexia]

Gone some research on a particular campaign you decided to participate and read the whitepaper that they provided for the investors and to all the users.

[BurstBurst]

if you are an investor in ico and want to just buy their coin and for sure it's legit and it's good to buy it to ensure that all of their project info is as well as the admin and if the partnership is good and if there are good projects in that ico sure it's a success and it's good to buy their own coin so double careful so you do not miss the ico

[razinvel]

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

The cost of transactions and their speed. If the transfer of any amount is charged too much, the possibilities of crypto currency are limited, whatever one may say. Even if we take Bitcoin, then one of the problems of its functioning is the cost of the transaction, which can be around 10 dollars.

[sofiasalmon]

Take time to read their whitepaper and the proposal of the developer for you to participate in the best ICO you chose to support. But I have some own technique on participation on ICO I usually support ICO that have campaign with some well know campaign manage for me to have an assurance to its success in the future. I also support its bounty here in the forum for me to have a part on the project itself.

[martinrep]

The team, if they're experienced in this field. The concept of the project and sometimes I look at the number of investors.