How to Choose a Good ICO

[thanhtuxsky]

for me there are several ways to find good ICO and some of them are we should be able to analyze a project that we will go to and what we must see is their purpose whether it makes sense or not, then try to predict community feedback on the ICO objectives whether will be positive or not. and the second is to see their team members and whether they can be trusted or not, and the third analyst is their whitepaper.

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[cryptodigitz]

The most reliable parameters for choosing ICOs is to properly consider the project and it's  target technology into the market, if the project has no reasonable technology aside from peer to peer transactions then it will hardly survive

[rhabdoid02]

First of all, try to do some research for the team behind the project, their background and everything you can, in order to avoid scammers in the first place, after that, you can focus on the project itself, read the whitepaper and everything that leads you to the understanding of it.

[jordan1989]

Honestly, I can't choose the good one. and this is difficult, in crypto I think it will always face good and bad risks, and if we have decided to join it means we are also ready with all the risks. but not the origin of the decision you should also research first, get as much information as possible before you choose. one of my suggestions, you can get some information from team by project, facebook forum and other forum discussion .

[Legwist]

I don't really trust ICO review websites and prefer to do my own research. And because ICO are high risk. It's important to know how much one is willing to invest and possibly lose before participating.

[Drunken Lullabies]

Since the ICO project number that exists today, it is not denied that choosing a good project is very difficult. I just still feel difficulty. Sometimes the search for safe, with projects already participate softcap.

[jahepahit]

it is very difficult to determine the best ico at this time but by looking at the team and products we can determine the ico and do not choose products that are not real

[rozak]

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

indeed now many ICOs enter, it will be very difficult to check one by one. You don't need to do that, just read the white book from the ICO project. how the project works and the purpose is clear what it is. if you can find something like that you don't need to check one by one, it will only waste your time with nothing.

[Protonem]

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

1. Team
2.Roadmap
3.Whitepaper
4. Evaluate value and purpose of project
5. Analyse target
6.Evaluate coins (purpose, function and role)

Sorry, but i've seen many good whitepaper presentation with roadmap planning but project still goes failed. So, my opinion an important things to consider good ico project are team dev and support. Their supports should be responsive active daily and dev informed about progress of project and what goal has been achieved during the ico. 

[podidhana]

First of all, you need to know what is the project concept because the concept is really important to the future of the project. Then I follow these steps to choose an ICO,

1. searching the concept of the project
2. searching the team
3. them targets
4. Future solutions
5. Soft cap, Hard cap and token allocation and value


                   And I checking the project website, blogs, article and etc... Because these things are really important to choose a good project. A lot of scam project now in the crypto side. So be careful.

[Faturanews]

In my opinion, for you to choose a good ico, you must have try to carry out your research in the following areas;
You must research more on the team to know if they would be able to carry out their proposed project.
You must invest in an idea that is viable and that is solving real life problems.
You must look at the amount they tend to raise( large amounts without proper way of apportioning it is a red flag)
You must read their whitepaper
These are some few tips on how to choose a good ico

[speedy1987]

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

Usually i am using coinschedule to find best ico. But it will take some time to research about best ico. We could see top 10 trusted ICO in coinschedule. Inorder to find best ico need to check project white paper and team members.

[xyandrobot]

I don't really understand how to choose a good ico, but the way I chose ico is good by looking at the information from the project. starting from the number of teams and advisors and Number of supplies token from the project

[Leri9]

If u cant chose this u cant find never good ico. >Choosing a good ICO requires understanding, team, roadmap, product and development prospects, investment, marketing, and detailed white papers, as well as their website.

[crazymelons12]

Well for me the best source for information on ICOs would be their white paper. Their plans and the way there project should work are the most important aspects to look at. Second personal research done through the internet would be a good source of information about it. But beware there are so many fake informations posted just to create better sales. Try to check their contract address for sales if they have sold coins already. That will help in the analysis you will be doing.

[rhabdoid02]

First think to look at is the team behind the project, first of all you have to make sure that they have a good background so check their previous works, after that you can read the whitepaper to learn more about the project itself.

[@baoli]

This is always a difficult decision to take. Always hard to make a choice and it becomes the best. If you just want yo make money your instinct can even work more for you than research considering some self drop kind of ICO that go on to do well. Notwithstanding, looking at white paper, team and real world use of the ICO is very important.

[camelson]

If an ICO is promising too much than that will be a scam, in my opinion. Look for the development team, the project itself, road map and above all real life application. Most of the ICO projects ended at their development stage.

[weertgilders]

Research before investing in any ICO, always read their white paper, see their roadmap and how they have followed it till now. If you see the project promising and future ready go invest in it.

[Altcoinbestcoin]

The space is crowded with a million and one garbage ideas that are shameless money grabs. People had enough of those. The only projects that are going to make money in the long term are ones that have a product that will make normal citizens (not crypto fanatics who frequent this board) consider using crypto on a daily basis.

I think the biggest thing we need right now is a crypto to fiat payment system that works fast and is easy as a credit card swipe.

Some of the players in that field are Pundix, Dash, and Mfchain.

So after you have an Ico that has an idea that will increase worldwide adoption by normal people, you need to determine if this business plan makes sense. Is their raise realistic enough to get the job done, does their team have the links with the industry they are trying to break into (with crypto to fiat you need partnerships with ISO (payment processors), do they have a realistic timeline for main-net and other milestones, and who are their competitors and what makes them unique ? Those are some of the questions i ask whenever i am dealing with a new ICO.

Most ICOS will fail that is a fact of life. Invest with care.