What we need to check before investing in ico?

[Flamebellow]

Everything is important . First of all you have to check developers team and learn their history . If they giving no information about team , or you can't check it is true or not - stay aware , do not invest in this project . Also , it is important to check registration adress and documentation (whitepaper and roadmap) . Sometimes , even a bounty manager , or person who represent project on bitcointalk forum can provide enough indication about the ICO .

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[carrymentality]

Before investing, I always look at the team and try to find some kind of information about what all these developers have already done and if their profile on linkedIn was created a couple of days ago. And because I'm already going to their site and see what the attendance of their site is for the day. If the attendance is really big and everything is done as it should, then I go to read the white paper and estimate the project

Me too, but what I give premium more than the team is the product. I have read so many articles to not invest on ICOs which don't have any products to show for. I think that's critical because people tend to gravitate and invest on those projects which have good products, newer concepts, or at least, something that is evidently a step or two greater than similar products or concepts. If you can also check the history of the developers, old projects or any affiliates that could give you an idea if their goals are legit could be really helpful.

[parekoy]

I only invest on ICOs when they become new altcoins that when they already bumped on coinmarketcap.com and has the average daily trading around $100,000 on coin exchange.
it is because most of the ICOs crypto project has no working products or main net that is why most of them having hard time to attract more investors on their ICO sales.

[parekoy]

Everything is important . First of all you have to check developers team and learn their history . If they giving no information about team , or you can't check it is true or not - stay aware , do not invest in this project . Also , it is important to check registration adress and documentation (whitepaper and roadmap) . Sometimes , even a bounty manager , or person who represent project on bitcointalk forum can provide enough indication about the ICO .

One of the best criteria for me on checking if the ICO or crypto project is good and before investing them is to bump on their Telegram Channels because good ICOs have a very strong telegram channel social communities like Reddit, Youtube, Facebook or any social community channels.

[upisdown]

When choosing ICO, I spend about a week studying a project, if I do it myself. The whitepaper is the subject of detailed analysis. If there are many points on which you can define a scam

[ICO Lancer]

In short: everything.

The whitepaper, the development team and their experience, past project, so on. Research as much as you can get your hands on if you're seriously considering investing..

[WorkingDead84]

The most important thing is to study the team. If these are real people with real experience, then this is a good project. All other indicators can be faked or bought for money.

[gribble]

The most important thing is to study the team. If these are real people with real experience, then this is a good project. All other indicators can be faked or bought for money.

It has been explained by the OP in main page of thread, but i don't know if it is your method or experience before investing into the ICOs projects, personallity i choose the ICOs projects based on the new innovations in the blockchain of technology, the experience of Dev team, the products will can be used by all of the communities and the reviews of another users about the ICOs, usually it can be found on the official thread or social media.

[brelok777]

Before I invest in ICO, I usually check:
what product the team has and what benefit it will bring to people
the project team itself
White list
how strong the community is in the team.

[marydale]

To cut the chase, in short, we need to check everything and anything they have. But the main thing that needs to be checked are the dev team, the products and strategies, and its community. These are what I consider salient points in choosing which to invest.

[Jangangyn]

We also need to test our nerves before investing in an ICO. Because this kind of investment will add gray hair to your head.

[Handsome Boy]

I think you should check the profile of the team and the whitepaper of the ICO.

[Donnie_28]

I would suggest before entering for an investment on the ico just be sure to check all the details, their team members their website, white paper and their plan for their projects

[Gunpaycity]

spending money on investing in ico for some people is a major investment and they would be careful about following it so I think the most common thing to do is to learn whitepapers issued by companies and look for some important information by asking directly to people in companies that removing the ico

[Welckomtome]

There are a lot of factors, but the main thing is of course the team and how they follow their road map as well as on what their project is based and what it is better than what already exists. And then only luck

[bitcon]

Before investing, i am see whitepaper. It's great to have a whitepaper and detail out a project.The whitepaper contains all of the core information you should need to know about the coin. Once you've done that, go to forums to read about some of the holes that may exist within those Whitepapers. See if the developers are actively addressing the concerns or simply ignoring them.  The more information available, the greater the debate, and the more transparent a team is about their tech, the better it is for the investor. 

Besides reading the Whitepaper, I check the team. Yes, it takes me a lot of time, but I am trying to find all possible information about each person, who takes part in the project. If I find nothing or if the information is negative, I do not invest in it.

[flying_bit]

* name - if it's weird or sounds like of another ico project then it's a red flag.
* team member
* product
* roadmap
* website
* should have whitepaper
* connection
* social media account

 

[Ascredo]

Basicaly the first thing to do of my opinion is to check their team members. check their history who are they where they worked before their  in and everything, then you check the whitepaper and i believe if the teammembers are good you will be convinced just from it.

[Pamela1966]

Doing neccesary assignment such as reading the whitepaper and checking the roadmap to evaluate how feasible it is,  do background check for the management of the project to see if they have good track record

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