Do you believe in ICO Ratings?

[marksayson]

Yes, it is a good way to find if the ICO you are participating with is a good and a legit ICO. The ico ratings will give fair ratings to evaluate the ICOs team, its features, etc. They will scrutinize the ICO to give a good and interesting rating for the investor to know if its good ICO or not.

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[jonemil24]

Whenever there's a new ICO on the market, the first thing I look on them is their team members, and I would always scan their twitter accounts if they're attending any blockchain summits. If no faces were shown on their social media sites, my last resort would be visiting icobench and look if they're KYC verified. Then after that, I will be making more researches about their platform/project.

I don't solely rely on them, I just visit them when I needed more information.

[ekdahlswart]

I believe it but before i join it, I will check again that project. But mostly, many ICO which has good rating in that website, has good whitepaper, team, etc. So maybe you can use it as a consideration.

[Frayz]

I always compare the ICO ratings between different sources and only after that I analyze the project. Sometimes in the ratings is not true information about the projects.

[luongdk]

I really believe, but only in some of them, in icodrops for instance, because they aren't payed shillers. even if they promote project for money, they mark out it with colour. If you are a newbie, stay away of  ICO bench, they promote scams and their rates mean nothing

[Katya91a]

I pay attention to the rating, choosing ICO... but this is not the only criterion of choice.... It is necessary to evaluate the project itself, whether it will be useful, to read the road map...and much more

[fakeshadow]

I believe part of the ICO rating. Some ICO have received favorable reviews from websites but have never been widely accepted by investors. Rating may leave a good impression on ICO, but I still believe very much about how they follow their roadmap and the attraction of the new logo that it can be accepted. Some ICO got a lower score at the beginning, but it proved that its new project concept is feasible and acceptable.

[Arata]

I'm not sure which website offers ICO ratings. I think it is a manipulation or at least a means of advertising an ICO (which may already have payments related to the advertising).

[Huaishb]

Yes, I believe that most of the time these ICO ratings have some reference value, but you can't always rely on these ICO ratings. Because some ICO projects are paid marketing, the score is higher.

[parlerm]

Don't fully believe with that. Just make it as consideration when you will choose ICO. And you must research again that ICO before choose it. For me I just use ICO rating site as ICO list site.

[evok3d]

For a long time I stopped believing the evaluations they are putting out to projects. Of these, only actual evidence can be taken, such as the number of coins, the amount of money collected, and so on.

[ljtronics1]

Most of the ratings a good, except that they don't point out wether the project is decentralised or not, if the project is not decentralised, what's the point to have ICO right ?

[Duane Taylor]

I trust partly in ICO ratings. Now, there are ICOs that gain a good rating from websites but is never accepted widely by investors. Through rating and benchmark you will find out if the ICO become successful in the future. Rating is very useful because its give additional trust to the ICO.

[danscub]

I see many Websites that provide ratings for ongoing ICOs or for the future. Examples such as the ICObench.com Website, ICOrating.com and others.

Which is my question whether you believe in the rating provided by the website. Seeing many ICO's do not match what they value. Many ICOs are arguably good ratings but when the token sales of the project only reach softcap. And there are projects that I see have a fairly mediocre rating but their token sales reach hardcap. I took the example of Lalaworld on ICObench.com they get Rating 3.7 but their token is sold out.

So let's discuss ICO Rating!

ICO rating website is just a guide for the investors to which project have met the criteria. It doesn't guarantee that they know exactly what will be the outcome of the ICO. ICO rating is just part of the tools while choosing which ICO to invest.

[TamaraKul]

I am sure that the ICO ratings are very useful for us. Of course, absolutely should not trust them, but with their help it is possible to reduce the number of projects for analysis and choose most promising ICO.

[RavRider]

I think nobody should trust blind in Initital coin offerings rating sites. I think they are a great oppurtinity to save some of your time. But you also have to do researches about every project before you invest in them. Dont just invest in projects with high ico ratings. Do not forget, its the internet, and its possible that people are paying for good ratings!

[Red Ron]

We should not believe them. These are the usual advertising platforms. They earn money like this. But we can take information from many sites and analyze it ourselves to make the right decision

[ronics]

People often see that they are actually checking the real ico ratings as one of their referrals which are most selective to investors, but for me ico rating is one is just a guide and I'm not really believe in how quickly they rate some icos. But that would still depend on the willing investors how they would believe in this ICO rating.

[tysavbde]

I used to reference websites such as ICObench.com when I was in ICO. Later, I realized that their judgment may not necessarily make us more professional. I think we should spend more time understanding the community of the project, which is very important.

[Riddikulo]

Yes, I believe that most of the time these ICO ratings have some reference value, but you can't always rely on these ICO ratings. Because some ICO projects are paid marketing, the score is higher.

Actually, it is always better to use all these ratings than do not pay any attention to them. As for me, I prefer to find all the needed information about these projects at this site: https://icorating.com/