How to evaluate potential ICO projects?

[abderrazak belkhir]

Personally i dont trust rating site like ico bench and ico trackr...there is many ico's rated very well but in the end the ico is just a scam

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[Wolfwar]

Personally i dont trust rating site like ico bench and ico trackr...there is many ico's rated very well but in the end the ico is just a scam

but the fact is that even those resources that deal with ratings can also abuse their capabilities. so do not trust 100% of someone, because you need to make the most effort for analysis.

[Visteryy]

Identifying a potential ICO project is not easy:
- Read the white paper of the project
- Check all project developers on LinkedIn
- Read reviews from other users

I also assessed the potential of the project a lot through the way the project publicized the information about its ICO project. Team DEV with clear information with experienced members in the cryptocurrency market will be of interest to me.

[Arlette Foxsparkle]

Evaluating is very important when you are wanting to invest in some ICO,  understanding their platform very well is a key point to choose a good ICO. Spending a lot of times to read their whitepapers and studying their roadmaps are also the good ways to evaluate an ideal projects. The persons behind those projects are important to determine whether an ICO are legit or scam.

[haidil]

for that before investing ICO is suggested to further research the project where we need to know the purpose and plan project by reading white paper, not all types of ICO at risk

[CryptoPowerL]

Investing in ICO is a highly risky direction, but also very profitable. Carefully study the project, read white paper, you can write to the developers in the telegram chat and communicate with them. Just a very important fact - is to find out whether the site has published real developers or is a fake

[denyfirmasyahputra]

First of course we can see his website whether it has quality or not, Second you can read the whitepaper and see the vision of the project whether the potential for the future or not,

[@prashant]

First of all ,potential project are rare and other who look like potential project can end up as fail project.unique idea ,renown advisor and pre product deliverance is a must criteria that project will succeed in future rather than just delaying timeline.

[TraiKH]

Spend time observing and tracking information about devs and what happens when they try to find partners or expand the community( twitter, blog, facebook, medium). A potential project is always a consistent and uniform team. One more time. Watch them for longer periods of time to get to know the community on the telegram. Of course, the first step should be to consider the idea, wp, roadmap ...

[jacmaniac]

Pay careful attention to the team and their LinkedIn. Do some research, examine their connections and claimed past projects, make sure it is all legitimate and not fabricated

[SomeJasonGuy]

A great way would be to take a look at the team behind it and to gauge their efforts on social media. Ive been tracking a project called spotcoin and apart from great fundamentals the team posts regular updates and is very responsive. Do check it out, looks quite promising and is based in the neo platform.

[Killrbit]

A great way would be to take a look at the team behind it and to gauge their efforts on social media. Ive been tracking a project called spotcoin and apart from great fundamentals the team posts regular updates and is very responsive. Do check it out, looks quite promising and is based in the neo platform.

Yes you are absolutely correct on this. Spotcoin does seem very promising to be honest and the ico is set to take place this month. They are generally very active in social media, and are very quick in answering any questions as well, interesting times ahead.

[GunsLair]

First of all, I look at the team and project advisors. Then I search for reviews among experts, as well as on various sites that publish information about ICO projects and in the Telegram groups. Most often this information is enough for me.

[dmitrvlas86]

100% is impossible to assess good ico or not, we can rely only on intuition and experience, and always remember that you can lose your money

[Rhamon]

First is don't get caught at the hype of their ICO because they probably paid crypto youtubers to shill it that is part of their marketing strategy. Check the team and their past experiences that stand out.

[Ryanpogi]

The investment community needs to standardized a basic verification checklist for new ICO’s to present along with their white papers and slick pitches.
IVC: ICO Verification Checklist
Or MDC: Minimum Diligence Checklist.
This is some information to evaluate an ico. Thank you.

[infuser0416]

You are correct. ICO has a high risk to investor but there are some certain rules that i follow when choosing an ICO I Hope this will help
1. "Timing" does the current market need this project ?
2. "Project" what problem do they solve ? Does the people need this project ?
3. "Team"  can it be executed by the team ? are they composed of a team who can build the project they have proposed
4. "Token Metrics" Are they to Greedy ? or those the token metrics respects the community or just the investors within ?
5. "Instincts and Experience" you may encounter many ICO projects ICO are simply like choosing a friend if you have a bad feeling about the ICO you better stay out

I Hope This Helps a lot

[IriskaLate]

Choose a good project that will bring a solid profit-a great science and it takes a lot of effort .I come to the selection very carefully-I follow the project as it develops-I go in the middle if all my criteria pass. Now I'm cooperating with several projects, one of them is the Eon - I think there will be good results here,

[muddy waters]

As I known, ICO is a kind of risky investment. Similar to the IPO which is the form of invite for capital investment, but when buying IPO, investors can research the information about the company they invested, find out about official finance reports and be protected by law when joining. In contrast, ICO projects are often rather ambiguous and unprotected by government so the risk is so high for investors.
So how to evaluate a potential ICO project, look forward to receiving comments from you  

To my mind, the main aspect of finding a good ICO is doing a research on the developers and their portfolio.

You should find answers to the following questions:
- What companies do they cooperate with?
- Do they have any successful previous experience in the subject matter of the project?
- Is there a working (beta) version of the product?
- Are the people presented as the project team REAL?

By analyzing all these aspects you can at least sort out the projects that look like an obvious scam.

[Lontongmie]

I rarely invest in ICO projects because there is a lot of scam. And even experienced investors sometimes make mistakes. I try to evaluate by the state of documentation in project.