How to Choose a Good ICO

[furfurol]

Read the white paper and do some research about the project.
good luck

I think it will be a little to understand what kind of project it is. Now traders began to have as an indicator of the success of a ICO project is activity in its Telegram channel.

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[RakknRoll]

 In choosing the best ICO, you should read the whitepaper of the company because in this way you can see the platform, and the management system that the company will execute in order to achieve all corporate goals that they have to achieve.

[yahata144]

I look first at the team. All the rest is not so important. A strong team can well implement even a weak project.

[bololord]

Me personally when choosing good Ico is hard to know but I always make my own research like reading white paper, check the marketing strategies and lastly I always look what is the impact of the project to the community well if Ico is supported by the community then maybe it is a good Ico.

[FsJsxy]

You need to analyze the White Paper of the project and understand if they need their product at all, or they just want to make money. And pay attention to the team and the project's advisers.

[nganngo273]

 you ll have to dig a little you can go to the forum, trying to gather some more information about the Ico then you take your own decision.

[twicezeroiszero]

From my point of view, the best choice is pay attention on a product (how many competitors, is it freshly or not and useful for anyone), ofc on a team (great team is the main part of the ICO) and also on the reality of theirs goals. If they want to collect 1 billion dollars - it seems like a dream and no reason to believe in them.

Telegram proved ICO can be raised an amount larger than any IPO or forms used call for investment to have money.
1 billion dollars for ICO of Telegram made the world be surprised again for an ICO project.
That is the reason the government really affair the growth of ICO in the future because it is so hype and faster than other forms.

[girirohit957]

For choosing a ico you must do some research and check the below points
Good idea (project must be solving some problems or with a unique idea or better platform)
Good team (After satisfaction of idea. Check the team involved into that project , are they experienced to tackle the problem)
Good Community(check out the telegram Twitter Facebook of the project you will get some good news about that project)
Hype (How hyped they are in market )
Marketcap ( how much funds they are raising )
ROADMAP(HOW long us the roadmap)
After doing that much research you will find out is ico is good or not ,

[CrazyJoker]

1) Description of the project. Try to understand the usefulness of it. 2) Token distribution model. We do not believe in greedy developers, and if the team settles more than 30% -40% of the tokens - this is an occasion to ponder. 3) Business model. How will we make money? What for tokens? Etc. 4) Roadmap. How long? What are the stages? 5) The team. Who are these people? Google, look for linkedin and so on. 6) Jurisdiction (Very important is a loyal jurisdiction such as Switzerland or Singapore)

[aalborg]

To determine the worthy ICO, there may be enough quick glance and simple sanity. You always need to understand what exactly you are getting, buying someone's coins, and what the final product will look like. Of course, not all investments in the ICO will bring high returns, but if you can positively answer these five questions about a certain project, the chances of success will seriously increase: Are all the goals and specifications described in the White Paper? Are the objectives of the project realistic? Does the team have a positive reputation in the world of detachment? Does the project have a realistic road map? Will the tokens have any value after the ICO?

[Sam$oN]

You need to analyze the White Paper of the project and understand if they need their product at all, or they just want to make money. And pay attention to the team and the project's advisers.

Very good advice. But reading white paper is a futile exercise, especially if you haven't done it before. In any white paper 80% of copy-paste and only 20% of the information that will let you know the cost of the project or not.

[Bithemoth]

What our team recommends is looking for ICOs that actually has/ or will have a product within the near future. Something tangible so that you know development is occurring and it is not a scam. Many of the Scam ICOs sell dreams and dont have anything to show for it.

For example, our team is working on a pretty cool project right now trying to develop an all encompassing exchange platform.
Unlike many other ICOs we are actually trying to release a beta of our platform before or during our ICO sale. So we actually can have something to show for our ICO. Having something like this shows that the project has progression and will deliver an end product, rather than just empty dreams that dont ever materialize.

If you are interested, you can check us out at and compare us to other ICOs. Our site is:

https://bithemoth.com/index.php

and our ANN thread is here:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3311741.0

[namtwin]

We need to look at how much is already invested in the project, whether the project team is large, how detailed the technical documentation is and how much the project gives coins to the organizers

[phunghoa0350]

You can go to Ico bench then you ll find out whats the Ico all about, besides there is already a notation for each Ico s. Dont forget, you ll have to dig a little you can go to the forum, trying to gather some more information about the Ico then you take your own decision.

[vihang200]

There are many ways you can choose a good ICO project and the way I always use is to track the big sites so they can make comments on the project. If it really is potential I will definitely invest in that project

[lehuong]

If you want to choose the best ico you should find out carefully about the rules and regulations of the ico in addition you should find out the manager of the program and find out who the participants were.

[siupang2]

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

Well it's very hard to tell which ICO is good and which ICO is bad because, they are many ICO that look suspicious but the final they are very legit and still developing their product and there are many ICO that looks legit but in the end they are take the investor money and gone. You can use ICObench for the help but it will not give you guarantee that the ICO is legit

[melliana]

I would prefer to pick ICO which had a working product or at least they are in progress. Make sure the ICO are real and you can see them how active they are in social media and spreading the word about their project.

[azzag0000]

I do not think there's an easy way to know which ICO is really good as well as researching. But I think you should research deep inside the team behind them.

[sodiik]

There are many factors and of course between ICO with each other is different. There is no definite benchmark. It could be an ICO has a good concept and a good team but in progress it turns out it is a scam. If you have experience in ICO certainly the ability to analyze is increasing. At least you can see an earlier ICO project with the same team whether successful or not. If successful, then the next team project has the potential to succeed.