How to Choose a Good ICO

[Silverstar]

First of all, to choose a good ICO you need to thoroughly study the project, their roadmap, and the development team ... you can try to find information from top analysts - what they think about this project. Then make your choice - to participate in this ICO or not.

[lumpum]

On my opinion, you can choose a good ICO by researching and studying the project you wish to invest. You can read their whitepaper, roadmaps, concepts, community, website and teams and advisers.

[saint647]

There are a few points to take note of and those are the projects technology, the progress, the team the token price, supply ans hard cap. All these must be accurate and have high ratings before I can decide to invest.

[tomisinade]

I focus more on the project team and community because for a project as much as it is a good platform will always be the mist important as the attitude to work, promotion and competence will give its project the much needed exposure it needs.

[Bountyangel]

In choosing a good ICO project, you need to know the people behind the project because they are the ones that will determine the success of the project.

[papagapa]

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

You answered the question yourself. It wouldn't hurt to study everything you can about the project and the team. See how they are accepted and supported by the community. Check out ICObench too. Study their documents.

[dmgrinko1@gmail.com]

It should be really a quality project. At the ICO stage, a lot of scammers and choose a quality project is not easy. This is a big risk and therefore you should choose projects very carefully.
ICO is profitable and therefore you can invest in projects at the ICO stage, but you need to be sure of the project

[snazir]

Any Ico that you May be interested in Must have their Presence and community on bitcointalk. Everything can be purge or can be Copied almost Perfectly but bad ICOs have difficulty in funding and they Couldn't build good Communities, so then can Choose good ICO.

[Fredrosam]

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

you need to choose ico after asking your friends and people from the society and mayhe soke social network of this ico

[philX]

The best thing we can do is check there foundation first, at that point what item they advancing and check the their arrangements of individuals. What's more, by that in the event that we have no uncertainty about their undertaking perhaps its a decent sign to cjoose this ICO. Truly its hard to know which is great or not, the thing we require is fortunes in light of the fact that there's a considerable measure of ICOs to contribute however some of them are trick.

[Fredrosam]

Any Ico that you May be interested in Must have their Presence and community on bitcointalk. Everything can be purge or can be Copied almost Perfectly but bad ICOs have difficulty in funding and they Couldn't build good Communities, so then can Choose good ICO.

i think that it will be good for younif you pay attention at the ico website and on the prices that you see on in aj din the whitepaper

[success65]

I look primarily at rewards . then the team then the white paper . And then check on all available sources

[ubay]

Choosing a good ICO especially for the future is very difficult, many ICOs were initially successful but stopped midway due to lack of marketing. However, I took part in a project, minexcoin, team and their marketing strategy were so good, even though their coin prices were down they were still running as they were on their roadmap.

[rippar]

Probably lets try to find as more information about the team as you can. Use their linkedin profiles and check their experience, ot see the ratings on icobench and other platforms.

[iram1011]

The most important thing is to look for the idea and how is it compatible with blockchain technology. It shouldn't be just another product using blockchain. Then comes the product and the team. Both should be effective enough to maintain the demand in future because future potential is what keeps the coin running. After that comes the partnerships and popularity among the crypto enthusiast. You should look after all of this to choose a good ICO.

[Sergo Grigo]

In order to be able to identify promising ICO projects, you need a lot of experience. First of all, you should pay attention to the project team, product, advisors and white paper, but all this does not guarantee that the project will not be a Scam.

[R3ffun]

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 first thing to do is to go to the exchange and this is an important issue, and then look at the number of people in the telegrm community and pay attention to the heat of the token.

yes , telegram cummonity is one of choose good ico then you can choose ico reach the softcaps it looks good
the third you can looks the team, history of team like handle project before.... when the previous project is success hundled by team you can said that project will be success too
to the four is about the project, can used by many people or not.

[delton22]

before you invest in an ICO please do all necessary research on that project, you need to find out their roadmap and team members via their whitepapers and website. also try to know the mission of the project and how easily the community will adopt their coin

[farland7]

1) Protocol/dapp (especialy those that is solving some problems for NEO/Ethereum network)
2) Hard-cap less then 10-20 millions $.
3) Presale white-list, especially without public sales (whitelist only).
4) Good hype around (many viral in socials, blogs, here in topics like "most promicing ico of december")

It’s a good list. Unfortunately hype around is not a good criteria now. Hype is sold and bought like any other commodity. Many potentially failed ICOs or scams are skillfully disguised as good and successful ones.

[danipay]

There are millions of ways to use blockchain, and new ideas emerge every day. Today, the market is not impressed with coins which only create a "decentralized currency" model. Bitcoin is a revolutionary idea when it was first discovered, but now all crypto currencies have that function. Look for something that makes a new round of the old concept or tries to achieve something ambitious. If you see language that is unclear or too grandiose from a crypto project website, stay away because this might be a trick.