What do you look for in a ICO tracking website?

[Klovezio]

There are so many of them. Do you have any specific requirements/needs or a function for a site to have so that you'll start using it regularly?

Why do you use the sites that you do?

Hi, I was shocked by the quality of some of the white papers. Look for LinkedIn profiles, Twitter accounts, Medium accounts, and anything else that can provide information on their background and how long the teem have been involved with cryptocurrencies.

[crypt0b1t]

Alerts based on custom criteria (e.g. alert me of new ICOs launching in 30 days and that have X bonus).
Possibly multiple sets of alerts/criteria.

[AVATARA.WORLD]

There are so many of them. Do you have any specific requirements/needs or a function for a site to have so that you'll start using it regularly?

Why do you use the sites that you do?

Requirements: extensive functionality (links to bounty, capacity analysis, brief description of the project) and user-friendly interface. It is also important to take into account the lifetime of the tracker / its popularity, because small trackers are often not objective enough and can intentionally overestimate the project.
Now there are a lot of good trackers. Competition in this area does not leave a chance for bad resources, so you can use almost all of them.

[krauzzer02]

Some of the ICO tracking websites shows how good a specific project because of the paid promotion made by the developers itself this will create a good image in the investors who venture around the internet for a good ICO for their planned investments, should not always depend on this websites, what I look at this tracking web is the ratings, white paper quality, uniqueness, authentication and validation of its developers then research all of the given information to confirm the integrity of the showed data's.

[GanzLang]

There are so many of them. Do you have any specific requirements/needs or a function for a site to have so that you'll start using it regularly?

Why do you use the sites that you do?

Requirements: extensive functionality (links to bounty, capacity analysis, brief description of the project) and user-friendly interface. It is also important to take into account the lifetime of the tracker / its popularity, because small trackers are often not objective enough and can intentionally overestimate the project.
Now there are a lot of good trackers. Competition in this area does not leave a chance for bad resources, so you can use almost all of them.

I think that lifetime and popularity of trackers are not always the best criteria. Trackers have to earn some money for living and further development.
I guess it's better to compare one ICO on a few trackers.

[BrBoy]

Speaking frankly after I invested in the scam, I rely on my experienced friend who tells me where to invest

[Aivengo111]

When I choose a project, I look primarily for the whitepaper, because it contains all the most necessary information

[nakauten]

I dont really relying to these ICO review websites because much of them are only getting paid with these ICOs that is why i am doing my own research and you should to to,because your investments would be your responsibility and you are the only one to blame if your money got burned ,doing a lot of research is a must so the risk of losing your money would be lessen.

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