How do you monitor ICO projects that you invested in?

[CriptoNata]

I got an application for my smartphone, where I constantly monitor the prices of coins and how the world of crypto currency in general is. Well, I often go to this forum to be vkurse affairs.

[anything9ce]

I always follow update on social media and most importantly join their telegram because that is where questions concerning the project and ICO are sometimes answered instantly.

wow this is a great means of monitoring an ICO that you have already invested in, cause their social media platform is a channel were information concerning the ICO will be distributed. i formally just rely only on their telegram page alone but now i have learnt to follow them on all their social media.

[ropyu1978]

I think this kind of research is not very useful. every one will invest in ico, should be based on the knowledge and make research with some other ico. analyzing as a whole becomes an important part. and the rest follow developments for the development that the ico company will do.

[Kippah]

Do you monitor wallets to which you sent funds in ICO?

Are you alarmed when a lot of money is transferred from that wallet?

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[selenophile]

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 I was wondering what do you guys do once you purchase the tokens. Do you spend time on monitoring the project and if so how do you do that?

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there's a lot of ICO ranking out there that you can follow the movement of all upcoming and on-going ICO.
i usually visited the site of the ICO i want to invest to know if the community is willing to invest on it. usually invest on phase to of the pre-sale.

[slankoi]

I always join social media accounts of ICO especially telegram group as the latest news appear there firstly. If you think telegram is very chaotic source, try twitter instead. In addition to that I have telegram bot which updates me with current price of the coin. I also monitor price on exchanges where each token is listed to know current situation.

[terible.hunter]

If I invested in a project, then I mentally say goodbye to this money. It seems to me that this is the right decision, because when the project turns out to be a scam, it will be easier for me to understand that this has already passed, and otherwise I just receive letters from the project.

[bstewart]

I follow via blockfolio and what not, but I generally just hold onto good projects and forget about them for a little while.

[erichall]

I follow via blockfolio and what not, but I generally just hold onto good projects and forget about them for a little while.

I am the same way. Assuming it is a legitimate project, I like to just forget about it for a while and continue on with other things in life.

[pereira4]

I've been using this website for a while:

https://icostats.com/roi-since-ico

You can select various statistics, the most useful are "return of investment since ICO" and the % increases against fiat and against BTC. There's also a ranking, you can set them in order and see what ICO performed best. Stratis was one of the best and I still hate how I missed that one. I has been pretty disappointing after the peak tho, you can see the evolution here:

https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/stratis/

Anatomy of a bubble 101... if Stratis has a future, then the ideal time to buy would be now. The alternative is being stuck in the stagnating limbo like most altcoins, so beware of that.

[Nagricoin]

Check website, talk with team, check what new about team and product in web

Yes, this is basic.
Also I try to find some experts on this market. And time to time talk with him.

[zeaderza]

Hi guys,

 I was wondering what do you guys do once you purchase the tokens. Do you spend time on monitoring the project and if so how do you do that?

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I don’t usually invest in ICO’s nowadays, but when I do, I try to get regular updates about its work and progress. I usually monitor the ICO’s I have invested in by following their twitter page and joining there telegram group.

These two are the best sources to be updated on the project you have invested in. Any news updates are always first posted on twitter and then blog in made and link is posted in telegram group. Also, you have chance to clear your doubts and speak about project in telegram group to the admin.

[LazyBitInvestor]

I usually check updates in official twitter of project - this is really fast and comfortable way to know about all upcoming events.

[KEPLER99]

Check website, talk with team, check what new about team and product in web

Checking of website can provide all the information about the project, its development team and its roadmap, but it doesn’t provide update on the progress made by it. New updates before launching on website are usually announced on twitter or telegram page. Reading of whitepaper and other information on the website is useful, but progress of the project can only be known on social medias.

[redsun114]

For me, I usually track the development progress and how the team spreads the words about their ICO: Product + Marketing. They dont need to be very active on telegram channel, but they should attend and hold sessions on blockchain conference, also hold the meet up for investors in some big markets.
Actually I set a lot of requirements on searching and selecting ICO, one of that is it should have a clear roadmap for at least the first year. And ICO should have Demo or MVP before ICO starting.

Those are the two main aspects for any project to succeed. The product must be of some utility in solving some real world problems and the marketing must be done effectively. Also the promotion plays in important role to make an ICO succeed.

The product won’t have demand even if it is quite useful and the technology is quite advanced unless the promotion is done effectively by arranging bounty campaigns, etc and by letting people know about it. product, marketing and promotion if done effectively can make any ICO succeed.

[fullhdpixel]

You can ask every scam questions for understanding about project. What do you need to know: white paper, card and soft cap, actual topic of project, for what money, how they built promotion, what the team, what the token.

Indeed. Asking and clearing of questions and doubt is always necessary to ensure that you have invested in the right ICO project. One must ask questions to the team on twitter or telegram group about their development, their vision, their soft cap and whether they are arranging bounty campaigns or other activities for promotion. Also keep yourself updated about the project by asking questions about their work and progress.

[Darwin02]

Follow the telegram group or any social media so you will be updated for every new news they released . For the price you can chwck blockfolio or coinmarketcap.

[noictib]

Hi guys,

 I was wondering what do you guys do once you purchase the tokens. Do you spend time on monitoring the project and if so how do you do that?

I am collecting large dataset to better understand how you invest in ICO. We want to start a community due diligence project, which could provide better information about ongoing ICOs and protect you from the scam ICOs. Let's get rid of the bad ICO apples!

In order to do that I need your help! If you ever invested in ICOs (at least one) fill in this survey (won't take you more than 5 minutes.) May the blockchain be with you!

https://tilburglawschool.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3sCWmLd0wY1OK3P

Personally I myself using every possible source of the project to know about the ICO project in which in invested Because I know very well that these are the things are run by the people simply and they may do mistake to give information at particular place .
So I follow them at every social media and also I keeps visit Daily at Thier site to know new new update and also I keeps to visit Thier telegram group and channels .
But besides these things one of the most important place to see new new things about the particular ICO is to remain in contact with the friend circle of cryptourrency groups , as I am in 4+ telegram group where many types of traders and investors are and making share of Thier views and also opinion with new new update , this is really advantageous thing because one person can't handle all things but many can do by Sharing information to each other .

[Kippah]

You can ask every scam questions for understanding about project. What do you need to know: white paper, card and soft cap, actual topic of project, for what money, how they built promotion, what the team, what the token.

Indeed. Asking and clearing of questions and doubt is always necessary to ensure that you have invested in the right ICO project. One must ask questions to the team on twitter or telegram group about their development, their vision, their soft cap and whether they are arranging bounty campaigns or other activities for promotion. Also keep yourself updated about the project by asking questions about their work and progress.

Do you check the information also from another source than the team? It is of course very likely that the information from the team will be biased.

[DikkieD]

Since I am a long term investor only, I tend not to look at social channels (incl. Discord/Telegram) too often.

I do keep track of my pf (based on CMC). I also check the official website every once a while.

Mostly if there is anything important to know, you'll find out about it anyway (mailing list, twitter and such), but I am not actively looking for updates.