How to Choose a Good ICO

[Lancusters]

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 3 elements you call are perfect to see how strong the project is.
But you must remember that managers who hold this project are experienced or only limited experiments, can even say whether the manager who holds directly from the project team will be better for the seriousness of the project, all back to yourself.

Never believe that there is a system which allows to determine the reliability of ICO. The Manager is a salaried person and so nothing depends on him. Even the owners of the projects do not depend. Only the degree of support for the investors determines the success of projects.

[adekogbe]

The product
The team
The technology
Presence on blogs & social media
Road map
White paper

I think its important to research ICOs b4 jumping in on it.

[wanderloy]

The first thing I'm going to consider about joining bounty campaigns is when it is managed by higher ranked forum members because good ICOs have no problem with funds because it should be supported by some good companies so if an ICO or binti campaign is managed by newer members like newbie or Jr members then I'm staying away from them but instead look for other good ICOs to join bounty campaigns.

[wanderloy]

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 3 elements you call are perfect to see how strong the project is.
But you must remember that managers who hold this project are experienced or only limited experiments, can even say whether the manager who holds directly from the project team will be better for the seriousness of the project, all back to yourself.

Never believe that there is a system which allows to determine the reliability of ICO. The Manager is a salaried person and so nothing depends on him. Even the owners of the projects do not depend. Only the degree of support for the investors determines the success of projects.

Well, I agree this statement. The success of an ICO depends on the overall performance and support from the team and the investors after the ICO but O still believe that God ICOs are managed by higher ranked forum members because good ICOs will hire good bounty managers in order to maximize their promotion and advertisements.

[Koro-Sensei]

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

Look at the preferences look at their websites if theyre getting that much attention. Look for their Campaigns if looking good then invest or hold. By the time their ICO will end i think you should probably end too. Some of the ICO dont attend much on their work if the ico is done.

[Trixie28]

For me choosing a good ico i check there site team  road map and there roadmap

[wanderloy]

The fact that higher ranked bounty campaign manager can do a lot of task on bounty management therefore it attracts good bounty hunters and investors as well because when these managers are paying their new ICO then bounty hunters will join that campaign and they even leave their recent campaign and join another interesting ICO.
In my personal view, that is the main thing I've check if the ICO is good or not.

[wanderloy]

For me choosing a good ico i check there site team  road map and there roadmap

This type of checking to spot the good ICO isn't enough because site team and whether it's written in it is also not reliable even the road maps.
The initial strength of an ICO company is quite difficult to know because the only media that we're relying for information is the website and other web sources.
But for me spotting good ICO on their first phase is when they hire a good bounty campaign manager to manage their ICO milestone.

[penig]

Watch for the buzz on the coin and how well its being accepted by the wider buying community.  You can do all that research people suggest, but if no one is interested much its not going anywhere.  I recall one of the best coins of end of last year couldn't reach their soft cap. Meanwhile other projects that make little sense (lack USP or real solution to any problem) have done 5x within a month of release.  Most research is only as far as their website and white paper, most "investors" probably dont understand the technology, and frankly some of the ICO dont look like they really do either.  This market is all about presentation and momentum, if you have neither coin will do poor if you have both it will soar.

[granchio]

To choose a good ICO, you can make a little search about the team and their past works. Also other people's comments may be beneficial. And also I think it is about luck.

[jumpinginjoe]

For me... it is whether team has proven experience and whether the concept sounds innovative.  Not many pass that test.

[Trombosit]

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• Supporting site for DADI Web Services: https://dadi.tech/en/
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[gikere]

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

All of it is 'a must' when chose an ICO.

[Jeremy-Whites]

Look at the idea, look the team behind it, look at the logic, look at everything that may give away a sign to either invest or ignore. Trust your gut feeling on those ones, if something seems fishy it usually seems fishy for a reason.

[leynylaine]

Choosing a Good ICO is most likely by researching a lot about each one of them. If you doubt on some of them maybe you should seek help from whom you trust that also do this kind of activity. Also, if the hype is being circulating among to our fellow bitcointalk users. If they're look like a Good ICO then you should buy if it looks not then don't, simple task.

[yrsat]

Hard to find good ico in these day, but i can suggest some way to do that:
- Follow successful people on buying ico
- Find connection between that project to real life
- Check out community number

Thanks for the helpful tips, I will add only try to contact the developers, look at their profiles on social networks.

[juicejoyce]

In my opinion, the first thing you should do is reading the whitepaper and the official website, you can see the idea and the details about the dev team and their experience on this project. Then you will know if it will be promising.

[1kings]

Good tips. You broke it down and made it simple to check.

[Drizzlepistol]

in my oppinion, you have to do search all information about ICO like management team, white paper, going some forums to know what pepple think about the ICO, the product, website... and also pray for luck. 

[ferrybitcoin.1996]

Based on your question, maybe product can be the answer. Finance or Blockchain is priority, although other subject like social is good too.