How to Choose a Good ICO

[yomarve]

How to choose a good ICO.
That's simple yet difficult depending on choice.. Experience and motivation.

But the deal remains the same for all.
1. Go through the website and WP to understand what the project is about. If you don't knw what they wanna do, I don't think you should try it. Never rely on hypes

2. Review the project and check community responses to the project. Telegram, FB, Twitter,  Reddit,  Medium,  Steemit,  Discord

3. Evaluate the teams in terms of achieving the project success. Are they sufficiently qualified in the field?

4. Check their advisers. Are the real?  Anybody can put up another person's name up there. Even the team. Check their profile thoroughly to be assured they are whom they said they are.

5. Match your review with others expert's review.

6. If you are satisfied and wanna invest, invest what you are willing to lose.

[Cedrick]

First is take time to read the ann thread, exert some effort to read the ann thread because from there you'll see how the project runs and what is the platform of that certain bounty campaign. Try to research about the background of that campaign. Waste your time in worthy things not in worthless things. Have more patience in looking a good and effective campaign.

[abnoy]

you better check the developer and ICO project and make a good research the ICO before you join because there's alot of ICO scam

[nmax21]

1. This is a good and open team
2. An estimation of the spent means for site creation, presence of real products.
3. A promising idea.
One such ICO - Global Protected Crypto Copyright (GPCC) offers a decentralized service that utilizes the advantages of blockchain technology for global protection of copyrighted work for authors and other creative individuals.

[captin crunch]

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

visit IcoGuide.com, most important information is on the front page, and when comparing you need not to go through ICOs one by one.

[cjinny]

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 most important thing in choosing the ICO is to see from the developers who develop the coins that are being worked on. If ICO has a responsible developer then ICO will likely be successful and gain profit if we invest in it.

[bilyboy]

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.

[ropyu1978]

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

everything, you have to learn and analyze, yes, I know this is not easy. but at least you should try to examine it before you actually invest. remember, you will invest your money in ico. so it's good to look for comparisons and analyze them all.

[bunyisa]

http://dev.wi.th/ico
I choose this choice.   Very good choice.

[selectaselectine]

Research on whatever you bumped into, see if it can encourage you to join them. The next thing is to see if it is legit or not, and check the campaogn managers and/or the developers that are involved. Because sometimes, a project would not be successful if the people behind the project can not be trusted.

[yunuzov]

Well choosing the right ico is very important and difficult at the same time. First of all check the project, what it’s about and is the project doable. Then check the team and developers , they should be well known and trustworthy people. If you think it’s all good and promising you are good to go.

[Tetep Mesem]

As far as I am concerned, now many ICO are popping up even 1 day can be up to 10 ICO, and many are a scam as well. to avoid scam then we must know the characteristics of them:
1. His team is experienced in cryptocurrency industry
 2. have a community that people follow
3. have a market
4. whitepaper clear
5 has a clear roadmap so know when the product is complete

[PaPog]

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

You need to consider :

first, read the whitepaper of the ICO, check the website, the product, developer and manager, the ICO's social media,
always check the website to see the progress of the ICO.

[Ovidijus01]

To choose a good ICO you must have at least a basic understanding about ICO market.
First of all, if you choose the particular ICO, you can check a project reliability.
How to check it? There are different websites about ICOs', where you can find a rate and reviews.
The next thing about a real project, that it have a website or have a link to a website, which will show up in near future.
What else? A real ICO project have their communities and pages on different social networks.
They are opened to a discussion with the public, also they have a possibility to show you a whitepaper, if you are interested.  

[Jdragon6x6]

i think you should really take time to research about finding a good ICO. just read thier whitepaper what is thier goal on there project.

I agree to. Usually, the most important thing to do is gutter some information or research about the ico you wish to join, and double check the people behind the project and know if it is legit or not.  

[longminh123]

Well choosing the right ico is very important and difficult at the same time. First of all check the project, what it’s about and is the project doable. Then check the team and developers , they should be well known and trustworthy people. If you think it’s all good and promising you are good to go.

I agree with you . To choose a good ICO project, all the most basic thing is to check their development team but there are many ICO projects that take advantage of this and do not give accurate information and it is difficult to verify the team their development. I think it is best for people to check the details from the smallest to the largest

[barsharkol12]

In choosing a good ICO you need  first to research their project, who are the persons who runs this project, their roadmaps, whitelist and etc. Finding a Good ICOs is quitely difficult. but the return is worth it.

[spacecow]

Imho there are few different types on how people search for ICO. Some just run for most hyped projects, some read more carefully. Personally, i try to read more than just run after hyped ones.
For first quarter so far my personal list is lympo and credits. Credits ended tho

[SoliDCoiNs]

Imho there are few different types on how people search for ICO. Some just run for most hyped projects, some read more carefully. Personally, i try to read more than just run after hyped ones.
For first quarter so far my personal list is lympo and credits. Credits ended tho

After some research got into lympo.io myself 

[Celebrity]

Well choosing the right ico is very important and difficult at the same time. First of all check the project, what it’s about and is the project doable. Then check the team and developers , they should be well known and trustworthy people. If you think it’s all good and promising you are good to go.

I agree with you . To choose a good ICO project, all the most basic thing is to check their development team but there are many ICO projects that take advantage of this and do not give accurate information and it is difficult to verify the team their development. I think it is best for people to check the details from the smallest to the largest

People say reading white papers but this is not helping you all the time. White paper is giving ideas about a projects but it's not everything clearly. You need to know the team members and business opinion of them.