A Guide To ICO investing Bitcoin Millions: Is It Too Late For You?

[Coinsaivory]

You've been probably reading the news about all those kids who manage to become filthy rich simply by investing in Bitcoin in 2013.

News like these usually make me feel mad because I missed the chance to buy Bitcoin when one of my friends told me that I should invest in Bitcoin back in 2014.

Now the Bitcoin seems more like a gold mine rush because everybody thinks that he would be able to make millions easily.

If you are like one of those people who want to make a quick buck on cryptocurrency, I advise you stop. You lost the game here. There's no easy money to be made on the crypto market anymore.

Here's Why Making Money On Cryptocurrency Will Become Harder In 2018

The market is oversaturated with cryptocurrency traders. There're people who are going to take your money because you simply don't know the game good enough.

Right now the whole market cap is crushing and in order to make profits, you need to be really smart.

Let's say you want to buy Cardano at its current price of $0,45 per coin. You see the graph and you notice that Cardano used to cost $0.77 a few weeks ago, and you are like maybe Cardano will go up again, and you buy Cardano.

Who sold you the coin?

Is it the exchange itself? Is it Binance who sold you the coin?

The answer is no!

You bought the coin from people who already were holding the coin. They got the coin before the coin hit the exchange. They bought it dirt cheap on ICO presale level and they sold it to you 20x or even 30x the ICO price.

If you know some good coins that are already listed on coinmarketcap.com Stop there! It is usually too late to acquire them because somebody both them a few years ago. Usually, those are the people who joined the ICO presales or the team members of the blockchain project.

Cryptocurrency market is very dynamic and people got hyped easily. So what should you do instead if you want to still benefit from the cryptocurrency market?

This what I am also doing...

Be the one who buys the coin first!

Go online and start researching cryptocurrency projects that are up to launch an ICO and start following their social media. There are few major important things that I am looking for:

Factor #1 The Main Lesson From A Coin That Cost Less Than $1 in 2015 And Reached $1,389 In Less Than 3 years!

Every cryptocurrency project needs a strong team of developers. They'll be the one who would create the project. Also, I'm trying to invest my ETH into projects that have young teams. Many of the successful crypto projects have very young teams.

For example, the founder of Ethereum Vitalik Buterin started the project when he was in his early twenties. The cost of Etherium hit $1,389 at its peak, and back in 2015, an Ethereum cost less than $1.

Is there a chance to found the next Vitalik Buterin? Just look for a young enthusiastic team.

Factor #2 Good Marketing And Big Idea

Whenever I invest in a project I aim to go with the idea that is practical. I don't invest in projects that I don't understand. I will visit the website and the social media to see if the team has good marketing. If I like the website and the idea I would go to the Telegram channel of the project.

You can learn a lot just by visiting a Telegram chat. I would ask a few questions to see if the team is responding. I used to think that the size of the Telegram group would matter, but there are a lot of ways to invite fake bots to a Telegram chat. So I would stay away from a group that has way too many unresponsive chat visitors.

Factor #3 ICO That Is Going To Make You Money vs ICO That Is Trying To Steal Your Hard-Earned Money

I do internet marketing for 4 years now. Whenever I go to a blockchain website I notice that a big majority of the projects don't have a long-term vision.

They are all about raising money with the ICO. I am just curious what happens next? So, I usually read the whitepaper, try to find out if they have set a road map. Usually, they have that stated on the website under a "Road Map".

So, I look for projects that have a long-term vision. It is very hard to see ROI in less than two years. I think this is the reasonable cycle.

ICO Projects You Should Consider

I am not a financial advisor. However, I did a great deal of thinking and researching ICOs. I am going share a list the top 3 ICOs that I personally invested in and I intend to invest in once the ICO is out for a presale.

1. Rentberry
I invested in Rentberry earlier this year. They already had a solid base of customers and they're building a decentralized home rental platform. Based in the USA, the team is supercool. They raised 30M, unfortunately if you want to invest now the project ICO project is already closed.

2. CrowdMachine
CrowdMachine has a very good idea. Their project aims to develop a system that requires no coding, enabling anyone to create decentralized apps and smart contracts without limitation. So basically, with CrowdMachine everybody will be able to create a blockchain without knowing how to code. This ICO start early April.

3. Cryptopus
Cryptopus might be a long shot. However, back in 2013 Etherium was a very long shot as well. This Russian ICO develops a blockchain brokerage marketplace. I personally know the team because once I stumble upon the project, I wanted to be a part of it, and I joined as an advisor.

In Conclusion:

If you are looking for a coin that has a huge potential you might want to take a look at Cryptopus and CrowdMachine.

CrowdMachine has a BIG idea and might change the blockchain game forever. ICO is out soon so definitely worth following.

Cryptopus has a very cool young team and amazing advisors on the board. ICO is currently ON! Could Cryptopus be the next Ethereum?

We are about to see!

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[spanolesbaluko]

Well-written and explained article. Thanks for sharing!

[marktedraut]

I've bought Cryptopus from the very beginning. Personally I like the project and the idea behind it itself. Will check the rest.

[jeremycoinson]

I personally don't see much value in rentberry and crowdmachine - they seem to me too overhyped. Cryptopus, however, seems as a promising ICO. I might as well just invest in it.

[spivorcointaun]

Great job, m8! Thanks for the picks!

[PetrovichCoinMaster]

Interesting reasoning. There is something to think about. I've been looking at CrowdMachine before, but I have not heard about other projects. I need to study them in more detail.

[manoj6233]

You can learn a lot just by visiting a Telegram chat. I would ask a few questions to see if the team is responding. I used to think that the size of the Telegram group would matter, but there are a lot of ways to invite fake bots to a Telegram chat. So I would stay away from a group that has way too many unresponsive chat visitors.

[rahutomo]

Very good writing.
I love to read more about this.
Is there any suggestion about factor number 2, in detail?
thanks. You are extraordinary.

[pey]

It is not late but most good coins are very overvalued now, I think they are obvious bubbles, and there are many ICOs, choosing the right one that will make you rich after 2-3 years is too difficult.

[mummybtc]

Recently, especially in the current market we are, it is better to get tokens on exchanges than invest into the ICOs, even now some projects are delaying their listing on exchanges. Insight Network, Bee Token, Cofi, Boscoin and Neuromation and all below their ICOs price, for me patient is the rule of the game to find value when one miss out on a good ICO