How to evaluate potential ICO projects?

[CryptoCloud1]

I used to evaluate an ICO as potential project by looking at its white paper, roadmap, website and also the volume of participants.

Does it hepls? I often evaluate projects like that.

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[choychifung]

well, i suggest that check the details of the team is a must homework. Believe it or not.
Who ever scam or had a bad past. There are traces can be found behind.
But it's time consuming. After all, it all depends on yourself if worth or not.

[CaterpillarRave]

You should see what the project is doing for what purpose. what product. view the white paper and the road map of that project. It is necessary to see who is the developer. and mentors and sponsors. Those are essential for an ICO.

[nikifffor]

At me such algorithm:
1. Appreciate the external design
2. I look at the cape
3. I'm watching the team
4. Evaluate the idea
5. I watch activity in social networks
6. I look at people's opinions
As something so in brief.

[ckorbba]

well, i suggest that check the details of the team is a must homework. Believe it or not.
Who ever scam or had a bad past. There are traces can be found behind.
But it's time consuming. After all, it all depends on yourself if worth or not.

Maybe it makes sense to go all-in, but it will be an unjustified risk. You will spend not only your money But also your precious time, which could be spent on more profitable projects. Therefore it is worth and it is necessary to study all the information about those projects that attracted your attention.

[mich]

there are many things I look at when doing necessary research about the project. especially since the project is actually filling up any shortcomings in the current situation or really trying to find out what makes it easier in our lives. then I'm trying to find out if there is interest in the project. because if the project seems to be successful, I do not think that it will make good money for us if I can not get the necessary interest behind it. I do not even expect it to be successful. Who supports the project? Who are advisors, who are team members, I am analyze all of them.

[Mahanton]

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  

The thing you needed to do is to read the whitepaper placed by the dev and try to understand on what is the project all about and what plans do they have on the future since for this you may find out that dev dead serious for his project. And you can also try to reach up their social media pages,telegram groups and reddit to see if their community is huge since if you can find out on how many communities/people are supporting them you may find out on what would be the outcome of their project.

Those days where ICO isn't that popular than of today..your money surely flip up to 10x ROI. But it's hard for now, there are various new ICOs with promising whitepaper and roadmap, but only the investors will kill the price once they start to notice the inactivity of project. To evaluate good ICO is checking it's concept of project if it has integrated to any big existing company already.Also, check them to ICO review sites on which they are listed.

The ICO got fame since many companies who do this gain more success that's why you can see some new ones popping up and trying their luck to earn with it.

With just simple reading and understanding on their targets will already give you the idea and thoughts if the project would really have the potential to grow afterwards.This is i do usually do when seeking out informations which i do focus on the community support behind the project  and if you do find out theres a strong support then we can really make assumptions that would be higher chances of succeeding.

[drsnuggles]

The funny thing is, even scam ICOs can make early investors rich. As long as the hype is up when the coin can be exchanged, even if it is a bitcoin copy or simply a paper launch as a token in Ethereum.

[multic2012]

I first look at the idea of the company, on the white book, the team, the road map. Is there any future for her. Then I scan all the social networks, is there any interest of people

[Sidiq SP]

we can actually monitor the development of iso through its tread, and often exchange information in telegram together with other group members, the more you are active in the telegram, the more you will get more information about the ICO you want it, that's the experience that I do

[yojodojo21]

Reading the white paper and checking the roadmap on how a specific ICO will function is a good and evaluative way to do, However, I suggest that you can pick an ICO project that Has a Potential if the ICO campaign manager is trusted,respected and professional, by this easy way it will not be a hassle for you. Here are some list of great and pro managers that don't pick shit project "Yahoo62278, Lauda,"  I cannot recite all but I can give you the assurance with these persons'

Easy as that. I hope this helps.

[Vannie12]

When we say evaluation, there are lot of things to consider. It is really up to you if you are a one good investigator.

Some of the things you should know are.

The founder himself, background checks for companies being involved. If they owned it and built it themselves.

Their purpose of building it and if it is relevant, factual and feasible.

If they have any websites including the white paper.
Good constructions, including the language, the team, allocations, road maps and other goals from the described problem to solutions.
 
If they have technical support, social medias, and if they are approachable about complains and suggestions.
If they have any financial backups or supports.

If the have escrowed services and good and trusted managers.


I think this might help, it's better to have a lot of questions rather than being scammed.
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[duchaiyb]

I evaluate an ico project by the amount of participants, how well the community of the school develops, what affiliates they have with the company, etc. a lot of things to consider.

[phudinh]

I was in this madness market year ago
through many up and down, the only thing I care when reading new ICO is the Dev team, only good team could make good things. All the roadmap, design, community can be drawn easily

[mihalich]

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 

I also know one good rule to choose ico - understand the idea and be sure that ppl need it. So for theis reasons i choose confideal.

[AMHURSICKUS]

Rightnow there are many icos and some of them are scam, but still some of them are good or has a big potential to become successful, so you should evaluate it first before joining or investing in that specific ico.
To evaluate it, you should read all the information about that ico, like its whitepaper, road map and etc.
If you really want to find a good ico, just do that dont be too lazy. And always be patient all the time and workhard.

[Sergo Grigo]

Choosing a prospective ICO is a very difficult process. First of all, it is necessary to evaluate the prospects of the idea, the composition of the team, to study white paper. And even if everything goes well, there is always a risk of project failure.

[Mt.Fuji]

I used to evaluate an ICO as potential project by looking at its white paper, roadmap, website and also the volume of participants.

私も同じ意見です。

[natureltiqqy]

I think that many ico projects that are planned to be passed on to life in the recent times and that have been passed on to life will soon be gone. many of them will be destined to disappear in places they can not reach in real life. but it is really hard to predict which ones will be lost, in fact, we can say that we are bound to chance too

[Deubila]

Before I evaluate an ICO project, the first thing I do is to look at the project's web site and see who the participants are in the project. And an indispensable thing is to learn about the bitcointalk forum to see what people are saying about that project, which is what I do when evaluating an ICO project.