New ICOs and how to choose a proper one?

[spindle.ico]

With so many ICOs coming around it can be hard to decide.
I believe it's important to make your own decision : not just to follow hype, you know (though in ICO field hype is a sign of success
Take time and make your own investigation: read the whitepaper attentively, ask questions to the team and see how they'll react, review the team background.
Also, I can suggest you overlooking ICO listings sites. There are many of them where experts can give their opinion or rate the project. That also helps

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[WolkGold]

My experience for choosing good ico is that:
- Observe the promotion and marketing of ico. If ico attaches importance to development. They will prepare marketing strategies, presale early marketing.
- professional team and long experience.
- The whitepaper is presented clean and clear. roadmap from 2-3 years.
- Ideas must be realistic and appropriate to the needs and intentions of users.

[TerraVirtua]

Hype is not always the best path to follow if you want to pick long term winners.

Solid team + great idea + excellent metrics.

[doughnut]

With so many ICOs coming around it can be hard to decide.
I believe it's important to make your own decision : not just to follow hype, you know (though in ICO field hype is a sign of success
Take time and make your own investigation: read the whitepaper attentively, ask questions to the team and see how they'll react, review the team background.
Also, I can suggest you overlooking ICO listings sites. There are many of them where experts can give their opinion or rate the project. That also helps

Thanks for the answer. Of course one has to take care with a hype and investigate by oneself if the project is worth it and will/could have success. A good whitepaper is just the beginning of a good project. Are yourself very familiar to ICOs (or maybe an expert)? I don't want to join now a lot of ICOs....would remain more focused on one ICO. If you have a lot of experience in it....at first sight, what do you think about www.culturalplaces.com?

[kinki32]

First of all it's their product, does it exist alpha version or not. Then I'll find information about team members.

[barlo357]

Just click at the bottom of my message you can see the proper one ICO which is the NYNJA all the details that you want are there precise and complete so upon reading all the details you will think that this is a proper one. From the owner down to staff are there marketing strategy also there even a white paper that will guide you still there.

[Coolfackoff]

there are lots sites on online who search the best ico for u
so u dont have to spend much time in doing research about ico
1. ico bench
2. ico bazar
i used this to site for tarcking ico

[wave06]

there are lots sites on online who search the best ico for u
so u dont have to spend much time in doing research about ico
1. ico bench
2. ico bazar
i used this to site for tarcking ico

That's true. If you don't feel entirely confident choosing all by yourself you can always research on some of these websites. But then don't rely 100% on them but do your own homework. I thought the cultural coin website and whitepaper look good and they also have a decent rating on the ICO bench. Also saw that they even show the sites they are listed on on their website itself - which is a good sign to me. Have you taken the next step yet?

[Majharul Saiif]

There are many ICO is going on in this forum.Some are legal and the others are scam.You can identify them by reading their white paper, website, roadmap and projects details.Actually, it is difficult to choose a proper one.But by doing those,you can justify a legal bounty.

[IcoGuide.com]

There are top 5 values you should consider before investing: Project idea, Technology, Team, Community, Investment potential. Also you should make research during investing, read reviews, look at the rating and compare. Take a look at ICO reviews on IcoGuide www.icoguide.com

[lynx_]

Online games will always be in demand. Here's an interesting project Worldopoly https://worldopoly.io/
 The player can buy real streets in real cities (underlying technology: Google Maps/openstreetmaps).

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[lanalang]

It is difficult to find the good initial offer of coins even if you have analysed good ICO in the market, it is connected with increase in the offer of ICO in the world of cryptocurrencies, and with this increase is simultaneous increase in number of swindlers therefore be careful because you can be never sure that ICO is completely good

[VenturaBro]

I usually look if they have a minimum viable product, if they're making profit, and/or at the development team to see if they have relevant experience.

All 3 check out for the ICO in my sig, so...

[legendbtc]

My experience in choosing good ico is that:
- Observe the promotion and marketing of ico. If ico attaches importance to development. They will prepare marketing strategies, presale early marketing.
- professional team and long experience.
- The whitepaper is presented clean and clear. roadmap from 2-3 years.
- Ideas must be realistic and appropriate to the needs and intentions of users.

Yes, the project seemseems be very interesting at the beginning of many projects but they don't have any vision of developing the actual product. So many ICO's are cheating the community by collecting huge funds at the time of ICO's.

[Biso]

I wouldn’t go for any subject or project that is completely new to me. I read the white paper and try to check if the road map is realistic. Also check their marketing campaign and bounty. Because if those fail, then they are not ready, and that’s beside the point if their ico is a good one or not

[97percent]

Pick the most realistic project with white paper and road map that are acceptable. Then look at their team, how experienced they are. The best ICO would have a working product even they are still in progress.

[TerraVirtua]

Would echo that same sentiment -- working product, tangible, deliverable, impactful idea and a strong team that can execute.

[camport]

First of all there needs to be a good idea. Then there needs to be a good team who have some experience. Then you need to check out their plans for the future. I think many big new projects are waiting for the correct time (e.g when we enter a bull market) before they begin their ICOs. There are a few good ones around at the moment but many won't hit their target funding and will die out.

[IcoGuide.com]

There are top 5 values you should consider before investing: Project idea, Technology, Team, Community, Investment potential. Also for the safe investment, you should make research during investing, read reviews, look at the rating and compare and then it comes to decision. Anyway, you should not take the risk you are not able to afford. Take a look at ICO reviews on IcoGuide www.icoguide.com