Scam ICO

[Akapatron09]

How to distinguish a Good ICO from a Bad ICO?
Read some ANN and most them are quite convincing

[Team Saske]

HOW WE OFFER TREMENDOUS VALUE

1. The project is well documented in a comprehensive Technical White Paper.


2. It presents fresh ideas on how cutting-edge blockchain technology can be easily used to solve global problems other ICOs continue to turn a blind eye to.

3. Unlike the overwhelming majority of other projects, its Use Cases address URGENT needs with practical solutions.


4. Well-defined project objectives: No other project comes close to fueling the independent economic growth and mobility of those whose suffering continues to be ignored.

5. SXAS is the only digital currency with intrinsic, utilitarian value.



6. SXAS has been specifically engineered to become the de facto currency for individuals and businesses alike all across the globe.


7. Nexus Labs is ready to give permanent jobs to multitudes, especially in up and coming economies where SXAS will do the most good.

8. It is a bonafide, long-term project with a very clear, realistic and achievable roadmap for project development and implementation.

9. Nexus Labs is led by a dedicated team of experts committed to enhancing the quality of life of millions around the world by helping them earn an income from their daily social media activities.

10. A leader in high-speed transactions powered by WAVES NG's high-performnce blockchain technology.



11. The company is guided by an unassailable Business Vision and Model.

12. Multiple communications channels exist for the community to ask questions, leave feedback and make helpful suggestions.

13. SXAS was created to be very easily and quickly mined by internet-connected smart devices.



14. It's price is still extremely affordable despite recent gains.





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[Team Saske]

How to distinguish a Good ICO from a Bad ICO?
Read some ANN and most them are quite convincing

Only invest in coins with intrinsic value. Those are always legit.

[IlfarIldarovich]

Very, very difficult to select the ICO . because now a lot of scams and projects that never come to market . So you need to be very carefully selected . To test the team , the road map , the project site , and the very idea of the project

[kevoh]

ICO is a very interesting concept that any individual can just decide to raise money for a project, most times the projects are not even finished. It is also common knowledge that even good ICOs fail sometimes but I wish to dwell more on how easy to spot a bad ICO without much stress:

1. The need for raising money for the creation of this token/coin is unnecessary.

2. The project/product has zero value at first glance yet gullible investors rush to throw money on them.

3. Copy and paste of existing roadmaps, whitepapers  e.t.c with only slight modification to logo and coin name.

4. Stolen profile pictures used to form a team to give a false air of credibility.

5. Shoddy manner of distribution of tokens.

[1 currency now]

How to distinguish a Good ICO from a Bad ICO?
Read some ANN and most them are quite convincing

Wait, reading and the announcement thread is not enough. You have to read the source code and look for clone inputs because that coin could've been made in a single day.

[Buyingallcoinsz]

`Very, very difficult to select the ICO . because now a lot of scams and projects that never come to market . So you need to be very carefully selected . To test the team , the road map , the project site , and the very idea of the project´

Exactly, it is hard to find out which ones are fake but you can still minimize the risk by dyor!

[1 currency now]

`Very, very difficult to select the ICO . because now a lot of scams and projects that never come to market . So you need to be very carefully selected . To test the team , the road map , the project site , and the very idea of the project´

Exactly, it is hard to find out which ones are fake but you can still minimize the risk by dyor!

Dyor coin?
It's better to research what's out there, many coins still use Ethereum for their sales so it's better to get a coin that is primary focused on gathering Bitcoin because they know that Ethereum is just another coin.

[Akapatron09]

How to distinguish a Good ICO from a Bad ICO?
Read some ANN and most them are quite convincing

Wait, reading and the announcement thread is not enough. You have to read the source code and look for clone inputs because that coin could've been made in a single day.

I will try to look into that. Thank you for the advise.
It seems like it's really hard to distinguish which is which.

[HashieNewb]

How to distinguish a Good ICO from a Bad ICO?
Read some ANN and most them are quite convincing

Have you looked at the coins on CoinMarketCap? You can find what coins are safer to invest in with an ICO.
After you see how long the coins stay on an exchange then move to ICO's you could try to get a better input on the scams and coins that are named closely to the older coins.

[BattleZeo]

I will try to look into that. Thank you for the advise.
It seems like it's really hard to distinguish which is which.

I would advise you to choose campaigns with a large number of participants and with a good team that is known on social networks. And the project must create something new.

[apvmoreira]

There are a couple of things that me and some friends do:

 - check several rating sites to see which ICOs appear more in the 1st spots
 - check youtube for references about those ICOs
 - Check roadmap

Conclusions and made based on a good review from several rating sites, after some youtubers and opinion makers state if the ICOs is good or not. This is very important because it creates hype to the ICO and that can make it rise in popularity, aka, boost value upon release.

If a ICO is very popular, the devs will make more money, making it with less probability to disappear after some cash income, or before the ICO as ended.

Finally the roadmap. If it has a lending program, some investors will be tempted to hold the tokens/coins and invest more, like the beginning of Bitconnect or Davor.

Now, the most important thing. ICO are all scams, so you need to know when to take your money out!! You need to check for signals and withdraw your profit.

[imdabest239]

How to distinguish a Good ICO from a Bad ICO?
Read some ANN and most them are quite convincing

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It is easy, just try to avoid them by taking a look over their telegram chat, their roadmap - team, how they are developing the product, and a lot of other stuff.
But the most important thing to look is the community. And how much money have they raised.

[vakeswork]

How to distinguish a Good ICO from a Bad ICO?
Read some ANN and most them are quite convincing

You need to analyze the team, check the real people are shown in the photos or not
View the site, read the whitepsper, view the RoadMap, etc.

[Fenderr]

ICO is a very interesting concept that any individual can just decide to raise money for a project, most times the projects are not even finished. It is also common knowledge that even good ICOs fail sometimes but I wish to dwell more on how easy to spot a bad ICO without much stress:

1. The need for raising money for the creation of this token/coin is unnecessary.

2. The project/product has zero value at first glance yet gullible investors rush to throw money on them.

3. Copy and paste of existing roadmaps, whitepapers  e.t.c with only slight modification to logo and coin name.

4. Stolen profile pictures used to form a team to give a false air of credibility.

5. Shoddy manner of distribution of tokens.

You my friend are spot on! A lot of ICO's these days are pure scams. Some form of regulations will be necessary at some point to put in checks the guys whose intents are to fleece the investing public of their hard earned $$$

[Fenderr]

How to distinguish a Good ICO from a Bad ICO?
Read some ANN and most them are quite convincing

You need to analyze the team, check the real people are shown in the photos or not
View the site, read the whitepsper, view the RoadMap, etc.

Annoying is the fact that even when you do all the stated above, you still fall to scams. I'll also like to further verify if any any of the teams members have friends/colleagues from their previous employments as friends

[Idrisu]

I think the best way is study the history of the project and teams behind it.  One thing that I put before me and that is what I do look before investing in any of the ico project is either the company has been existing or the teams are looking for fund to start a new projects. If the company has been existing then I will try to find out about it and if it meet my rating I will invest in it but if it did not I run from it.

[Emperor of Man]

If you want to tell the authentic ones from the scams, your best bet is to evaluate the team. If they are a bunch of never-heard-of nobodies forget about it, but if they are remarkable you might find the project minimally convincing.

Then you can evaluate the project itself, if their goals are realistic and achievable, if they are raising a proper amount and distributing the tokens fair, etc...

[Zoel]

How to distinguish a Good ICO from a Bad ICO?
Read some ANN and most them are quite convincing

just do a serious analysis, review like do some research and verify the truth. Like the project is live then a team are the real.
in my personal view, just looking at the team and whitepaper there will be showing how much % the project have a big potential were we can reach some an opportunities.

[svobodnyi]

You must necessarily look at the site, how it is done, how it works.
To study the team, are there any links to their pages on the social network? In which projects did they take part before this ICO?