How to Choose a Good ICO

[Weldhers]

how to choose a good Ico in my opinion is:
1. see if ico has a clear website
2. see who makes the coin, must have experience in the world of cryptocurency
3. see if the coin is entered in market.dll

[lanax]

To choose good ICO you need:
TO check what project do, do they have already something or you invest only in wet dream from WhitePaper. Check team and what ICO they already made if it was.
And ofcourse check community what do they think about ICO.

[kerpangan64]

I think we should understand clearly on the website and whitepaper on the project!

[hajimasan]

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

Not only you but everyone facing this problem to find better ICO for the investment . First of all here I would like to tell you that we can't trust at any ICO fully because many people just make decieve the people only and not make anything like coin .
So better to analyse about the ICOs from every point of view , negative and positive , and chances whether they can scam or not .
And Thier technology is legit or not or they are just spreading Thier publicity by advertisement only and also to see that what the technical experience the team have and what the potential they have to do work .
So check every ICOs one by one and then make descion whether we should make or not the investment and if you are thinking to make investment in bulk then think twice before to do .

[Treshkilling]

in different ways, looking either for the team that has already shown good results or the idea the product you choose, it is better to find the insides for ICO , that would not bother

[Blocklock]

the main criterion for me ICO is a transparent implementation plan, the attractiveness of the idea and experience of participants in this field. In any case, is a venture capital investment, respectively, the optimal mixed portfolio by investing (in principle - 80% will not develop, 20% will show significant growth).

[nytstalker]

In my own opinion how ho choose a good ICO, It has a good  Dev team, product, conutry based, roadmap, coin or token price, coin supply etc.

[JohnMacZeppelin]

I think that this is a rather complicated question that requires a deeper and more detailed answer, so it's just not possible to answer that easily, you need to have at least some experience, let it be bitter, but it's still an experience. I am sure that people who do not have such experience can be at a more serious risk than others. But there is always a risk.

[tonyvo2017]

A good ICO is when it is more interested and invested. But you also need to consider the ideas that they set. If you feel their project is appealing to you and the people around you, it's a good sign.
That is the basic thing to test a good project. The second thing is that you should check the members who participated in the project on Telegram. If the number of participants is large and most of the investors are then it is a great project.

[aznboy84]

In my own opinion how ho choose a good ICO, It has a good  Dev team, product, conutry based, roadmap, coin or token price, coin supply etc.

Conutry based? What do you mean? That word does not even exist.. maybe you are talking about "country", right?

And no, it doesn't matter after all, the country is not important unless that they are from Nigeria (they will scam you for sure)

[pokokeke]

to know good or not an ico we have to look at the team that works in it!

[saiteja01]

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 go with the technology behind the ICO and the team profiles

[anushkasachith888]

I think, people, project and road map are the things to be focused highly, most importantly better look for information about people behind that particular ICO. Because people who has a reputation don't wanna lose it getting involved in scams. However as many people said it is not an easy job to choose a good ICO. So at the beginning you better follow ICO experts as well. Because they have the experience which is what you don't have at the moment. it may help you to minimize the risk.

[macchiato]

I guess ICOs with trading and real estate platforms are one of the high profiting ones. This is one of the matters I consider when joining ICOs. Another thing is the team and the campaign manager. I also consider the contents of their whitepaper and take a look at their websites. Ratings in icobench and icorating are also of great help in choosing a good ICO.

[matedrink24]

There are many conditions to spot a good ICO and they are :
- Community: big community will support that ICO really good even they're in a ankward situation.
- Development team : I have no comment for the anonymous development team but if they're a team that have good experienced then why not?
- 5 millions coin supplying only or less ( this is a personal experience)

[faatipoke]

You need to check their website, team, whitepaper, road map and their purpose. It has to be a new and innovative technology which is needed by the community. Website, road map and whitepaper shows how professional and serious they are. They also need experienced team.

I think ARC ArcBlock is currently a good ICO to check out. They are professional in above things.

Public relations is also important. Do not underestimate it. There are several promising projects out there with unsuccesful public relations end up dead coins. ArcBlock is also strong at this point.

[iBlitz22]

you should consider all of them, or much better do a further research on which ICO that gets your interest with let's say like this upcoming ICO which is called Daneel, if you are going to look at its functionality and if it is going to be successful, it can help a lot of people like you that is new in crypto currency world to know what coins or ICO you can invest with. 

[kaloloy]

Good ICO has a good strength in social community and the way 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. The more members are actively discussing every related or non related things about an ICO or a coin then the better, accurately define them as a good ICO and it's a good ICO to invest as well.

[kaloloy]

There are many conditions to spot a good ICO and they are :
- Community: big community will support that ICO really good even they're in a ankward situation.
- Development team : I have no comment for the anonymous development team but if they're a team that have good experienced then why not?
- 5 millions coin supplying only or less ( this is a personal experience)

The first two reasons are quite acceptable to me in my personal opinion the third one is awkward.
I agree that the lesser the coin supply the higher would be the value because of the limited amount of coins that is going to circulate but that does mean they're good ICOs because in that case scammers will then create another coin and ICOs that will only in a limited supply.
Maybe you're referring into "the more profitable coin investment or short-term investment coin" Then that third reason would quite value to me.

[CryptoTech_]

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

at this time indeed many ICO projects are coming up with a vision and mission that is very good for the future, but indeed we can not follow all the ICO, we can only choose one very good. I usually choose ICO projects from anyone who is on the team, and how they actively answer all the questions of potential investors in social media, it's only two of them and some of the projects that I follow have always been successful