How to evaluate potential ICO projects?

[hoabien780]

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 

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[marjon]

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.

[arwin100]

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.

[bitlyra]

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

[mai2mai]

As guys mentioned here, you should look at the whitepaper, study their webste etc. In my opinion it's also very good if the opmeny already has a product, at least beta...this definitely means that they are a serious and real)) and won't scam

[EvilKingfisher55]

Its actually the same researching in IPO you'd be doing in terms of ICO. Although there might be some addition and that is if the community behind the project is active and big to support it.

[jaeden1024]

 Potentail ico projects should have this, whitepaper ,roadmap ,active team and its community,  aswering question and keeping you updated everyday, these are the characteristic of a good ico to invest in.

[nndep3m]

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.

[ashaksagnis]

Each ico campaign has a different purpose. You need  to analyze the entire plan, especially whitepaper as the project’s core document.
Find Out How Seriously Investors Are there.

[caicai@5]

1, the project concept
Whether the project has the practical application of the possibility of landing, through the blockchain technology can change what,.Which step has now been done, whether have the Beta product.
2, team
Team members experience, composition, number of telegram groups, Twitter number, website, white paper how to do, telegram group activity, whether the official staff to answer the question. Team fly, the ICO is reliable.
3, ICO process
Now how much money has been raised, if a long time have not raised money, then this project must have problems, if  raised a lot of money in the short term, then this project can focus on. You can refer to some ICO's website: https://icodrops.com/,https: //www.trackico.io/3/?

[JRM-0309]

- Before choosing to participate in ICO whether it is invest or join bounty
   we should read and learn first.
- Thoroughly used his team how
- see the offerings on offer whether interesting and different
- see his vision and mission it project (always read whitepaper etc)
- see also that ICO coins based on which platform has its own platform
- If you already participate in the ICO do not listen to FUD in circulation.
- we have to focus and really work for the project so what is we get later can satisfy.

[lady-odyvan]

One more time, before choose what project to invest in, you should learn as many as you can about it: white-paper, team, product, platform and technology, roadmap, reviews etc.

[pangu]

One more time, before choose what project to invest in, you should learn as many as you can about it: white-paper, team, product, platform and technology, roadmap, reviews etc.

in addition (if you are not an early adopter) you should also look how active the community for the project is: telegram, bitcointalk, reddit, twitter, etc...

[milewilda]

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.

This is one of the thing you should really observe on where the team or devs arent too active and as an investor we should really be wise on how to get out on profits. ICO might not be backed but this the way we can rip off X??? possible profits towards in our investment.It might not be seen on IPO but we do know there are lots of investors would rather choose up or to risk because they do know the possible earnings if they hit the right one.

[mtmonte]

One thing that a lot of people don’t mention is whether you think they’ll be able to deliver the project.  These days a lot of ICOs offer great whitepapers and promise a lot.  You need to think whether the project is feasible or if they’re up against a very difficult / ambitious project and are likely to fail.

[Zadicar]

One thing that a lot of people don’t mention is whether you think they’ll be able to deliver the project.  These days a lot of ICOs offer great whitepapers and promise a lot.  You need to think whether the project is feasible or if they’re up against a very difficult / ambitious project and are likely to fail.

You would really always stick to those project who do have realistic goals in future not for those too exaggerated or nearly impossible targets because most of those projects wont really last long. They might be good on white paper or roadmaps but on total updates or developing the idea cant be sustained.

the next question is the price how many tokens will be sold?

This question can be answered depending on how much interest do the project have.If lots do see this as a good one then expect it would really hit up their cap but if not then expect less.

[aervin11]

So how to evaluate a potential ICO project, look forward to receiving comments from you 

The team, their transparency, their well detailed roadmap/whitepaper/website and of course if it is accepted by the community. Also there are sites that giving ratings for all of the ICO's, they maybe paid but they can help.  Though you also need to research, these tips of mine can help you. Goodluck in investing. 

[passwordnow]

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 

IPO's were popular before but now everyone has been crazy with different ICO's. Determining the potential of an ICO project, you must be aware that they have KYC (majority of them now) that will benefit their investors and as well as the company. Looking at their white paper, main goal, road map and everything relating to the project can be done next but the first move you have to do is the people behind it, know if they have experience or they are the real ones who are operating that ICO.

[Dimyumy17]

We should evaluate ICO as a potential project by viewing and reading the white paper, roadmap, website and also the volume of participants.

[RuslanRS]

If ICO give a lot of information about it - it's good. If the workteam have good reputation - it's very good. As example - Komodo from developers BitcoinDark or ArcBlock ICO, when you can see strong team also.