How to Choose a Good ICO

[steinkopf]

At the moment it is very dangerous to invest in ICO. It seems to me that such investments are very risky and unjustified. I stopped investing in ICO for a while.

[Gfdety9]

Today it is very difficult to choose because someties when you see wise idea, perfect team and in perfet progect this ICO couldn't reach the softcap.

[TRONTON]

To be honest I still don't really understand how to choose a good ICO because besides the concept is good all ICOs also offer profits for everyone who wants to invest in it and the team that handles ICO also seems convincing so that in fact everything is good how the team intends, if they are right really want to develop the project even though the funds obtained are few but the project will go forward and investors will get a lot of profit but if the initial intention is to deceive however good the concept and how much funding is obtained, it remains a bad ICO

[Diegre5]

I'm going to check whether it's a good ICO or not I'd through their Telegram channel because the number of active members are sufficient enough to consider.

[KodyAaron]

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

First you to have to study the ICOs. How it's works, then to go to check the site rating and the roadmap & read the white paper.

[Cloak1]

I guess the first thing you need to consider choosing a good ICO  is the basic concept of the ICO.
Can you understand the value of the token at least in theory?
Is it easy to explain and understand?
The second is the team.
Who is the behind the company?
Does the team consist of real people?
What are their backgrounds?
Where are they located?

[SistaFista]

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

In the past year until the beginning at this year, there were many ICO's indeed and you could choose some of good ICO's to invest your money.
But currently, i think there are really only few ICOs are worth to invest. Many investors start to invest smartly, not blinded by the big profit offered.
To choose a good ICO, you will have to find if the company is real or fake first. Later, you will have to see their product whether it can be mass adopted by peoples or not.

[GreatArkansas]

You just need to research, read their whitepaper and identify their team if they are legit. Because most of ICO nowadays are scam, they are creating fake person to compose their team, they are just stealing identity of others and their whitepapers are really really a copy of other project.

[manwithsuit909]

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

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[wasiuadejumo]

Before you invest in any ICO you must know if they have reached and of the cap. Find out if the ICO has reach soft cap or hard cap. Also you must know the utility of such ico

[turquaise]

that's must know things: who is the manager and team, whether it is reachable or not, check those you have at least reached their normal or hard cap etc..

[Balab01]

Before you invest in any ICO you must know if they have reached and of the cap. Find out if the ICO has reach soft cap or hard cap. Also you must know the utility of such ico

Yes, I also think that the caps and the utility of the ICO are most important. Because now many ICOs are failures because they don't reach any caps and their product is useless.

[shanghai]

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

In my experience of selecting good ICOS campaigns we should carefully observe the site, carefully read the whitepaper, collaborative groups, development orientation, percentage distribution of the Altcoins. Besides the Bounty Manager is also very important. But can not be 100% excluded as well.

[Awens]

You just need to research, read their whitepaper and identify their team if they are legit. Because most of ICO nowadays are scam, they are creating fake person to compose their team, they are just stealing identity of others and their whitepapers are really really a copy of other project.

Yes, this is almost disgusting. I would be too lazy even to copy others' work and go to all these lengths to just scam people. Too bad there are gullible people who play into the hands of scammer without even studying the project.

[valkoun]

It is very difficult to make it now. Sometimes it is even difficult to define experts in the field of ico, the project is how good or on the contrary you should not participate in it.

[iceblasto]

It is very difficult to make it now. Sometimes it is even difficult to define experts in the field of ico, the project is how good or on the contrary you should not participate in it.

[RESPONSIBLE_]

Checking the whitepaper to know how professional an ICO can be is high advisable. Know the roadmap so you anticipate how long you will hodl the coin. It will also helps if you do some research about the CEO and the team.

[Ania Alison]

Personally, I pay attention first of all to the legality of the project and all its documents. Secondly, the developer and the team, they give life to the project. And three, this is market capitalization

[suride212]

In this tread we have the opinion of each way of looking at a convincing ICO to participate. we know that out of what percentage of larger ICO projects fail and we have to be careful about choosing. I myself am not very smart because sometimes as the project runs it can stop. maybe more precisely the good elements seen from the product and the development team.

[Mikcik]

It is up to you, you will have a lot of experience if you have invested many ICOs since the end of last year. I will share the experience I have, should not invest in projects without link to the linkedin team, scamer often scam this way and copy the whitepaper