How to Choose a Good ICO

[Vralmeida]

When I'm selecting ICO i focused on bellow facts

# Business model and the way of marketing.
# Dev team and Team member. Specially consider about their past experiences on industry.
# Partnerships . More partnership with reputed company make project more stable as well as valuable
# Plan of the project.

I agree, I focus more on the idea and what market fits and sees the team's previous work

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[shidannv]

The whitepaper, the team and their promoting of the product. I think the team and the promoting will decide the price of the coin. And I will also pay attention to the number of the investor.

[HelaBela]

In my opinion the best way is to research the company, see what they are promising and if those promises are "doable". If they have what it takes to deliver. The best is when there is a prototype already or a product, something backing up tokens.

Another good indicator is to see who is in the team. Are there experienced people?

For example, a good ICO to invest is Mango Startups www.mangostartups.com :

- they are offering a venture capital fund in form of Mango tokens. In other words - if you buy their token you will receive a right to that piece of the fund and dividends. The fund is on a stock exchange right now, so it is legit.

- the team has on board very reputable and well known in Latin America people: Marcelo Lebendiker, Gabriel Chernacov and Juan Carlos Torrealba

It's also good to check out ratings and what others say about the initiative.

[edisystem]

Always check the whitepaper, their announcement thread, the whole teams and advisors behind that project and also how fast and good their team/dev answer the questions from the investor or other people. If all these are good, then i will think this ICO is good and gonna be big in the future

[rose8963]

A good ICO usually consists of the following: Practical and special ideas, professional and well-known management team, strong and evolving community, oriented and long-term development plan. with investors. These are some of the factors that I often use to evaluate good and potential projects. If an ICO project meets these criteria, it's really good.

[zhangcaisbsbn55]

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

I pay most of my attentionto the team members and their promoting technology. I will also read the white paper to see wha it is.

[glaciercapital]

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

I pay most of my attentionto the team members and their promoting technology. I will also read the white paper to see wha it is.

Yes I agree, I think people tend not to pay enough attention to the team, looking to see if they actually have relevant experience and if they will be able to execute.

[currencydesigner]

There are some considerations to pick good ICO. Im giving a list of it.
1. Know the people behind them
2. Go for disruptive concepts
3. Understand the target market
4. Evaluate the technology
5. Nitpick the white paper
6. Know what the coins are for

[Boristhecat]

To choose a good ICO you need to carefully study the team - if it has a good background, it can create a successful product and you can invest in a project. There is another well-defined way to determine a good ISO - this is to see how much money it invested in the initial stages and what is the financial stock. But such information is private and usually difficult to access.

[icol333]

The common fundamentals before you invest on any project (ICO):
#1. The project is transparent. Details of the project should be as clear as possible. Try to find a project that have an interesting presentation and possibly accepted in the community.
#2. The main team a.k.a developers must have some experiences on the previous project they already done.
#3. There must be a roadmap and fund distribution must be as clear as possible.
#4. Their social connection must be active and attractive to new investors or supporters.
#5. Bonus if their ICO is already listed on the reviewer platform and it have a high rating.

If those points have already fulfilled, the choice is all yours to take it or not.

[alian17]

A good ICO is not a good choice at the moment. As you said. Technology 、 team 、marketing and so on need to be examined. The key is to find out more about the feasibility of the project. I hope everyone can choose their own project.

[jacquelinecr]

Looking into it helps. Research the project. Is the road map achievable in the time frame given? Who is the team, look at the members of the team. And also the community. What do other people say about the ICO? So making your own research will help you.

[altcoinhunter01]

You have to study many aspects of a new ICO such as the whitepaper which give you complete details of their project, team info, project implementation road-map. You can also check good review sites available in the market which give you detailed info about every ICO.

[alkhie01]

You should know how to research regarding the project that you want to be with,nowadays its really hard to choose which ico is really promising but for mr i always depend on the staff  on how they are sincere in the project, not just in making the good road map or the nices't white but being active on their projects will affects a lot to all onvestors.I also looking to the community on how react on the project.And the last is the project must be useful not just to have a coin in the market but to it can also be use in the future in daily life.

[Jateng]

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

To choose a good ICO which you want to invest try to research about the unique features of the ICO which attracts more investors. Read the whole content of the whitepaper and their roadmap which determine what will be their next step towards to their goals. You should also consider how  quickly they could responses over questions of participants and investors.

[r.bhalla07]

I think to choose a good ico which you want to invest and you should consider how quickly they responses over question.

[kambaralikhan]

Well it's a pure luck to choose a good ICO and there is no hard and fast rule to choose a good ICO, as per my experience I came to this conclusion that good ICO is that in which people invest and fulfill all the soft and hard caps of ICO. But there are some important tips that might help you in identifying good ICOs, First is the project behind the ICO, the more reasonable, sophisticated and realistic project, more chances that ICO will be completed successfully. The core team members, their competences and their repute contributes to the success of the ICO. And to find out about these information, you can get it from whitepaper of the project.

[jaggijagjit]

To chose a good ICO you have to consider many things like the team, the project, roadmap, to implement the project and whitepaper.

[A.Chanaka Bandara]

First analyse Roadmap of the project. then we can study their marketing Team, future plans. Reading white paper is good. Then we can take ideas about project in crypto community. So then can choose good ICO.

[OrcaTech]

ICO project must meet the real challenges faced by millions of users. The market for this product, the segment, the main competitive, price and other advantages should be understandable.
 For example, a convenient crypto wallet, file storage, information registry and not use a contrived binding to the blockchain to monetize the wave of interest in the new technology.