Invest wisely

[SiDtHeBeSt]

Yes that is true. People should go through a thorough research of the project, see what the community thinks about it by joininh their telegram, etc. and  ask other experienced people's opinions about the specific project. If they are investing their hard earned momey/spending their precious time doing the bounty, they should make sure their money/hard work doesnt go to waste.

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[numizmat]

Look for ICOs with a good idea (market demand, profitability) from good people (reputation, experience).
There are also lots of good cryptocurrency blogs with well explained comparisons of recent ICOs, for example, here is a good recent one, all the guy' previous advice seems trustworthy: 5 Moon-shot ICOs set to shine in April and May 2018 - btw, his top 5 ICOs to invest in these two monts are: LCCX, Truegame, BitRewards, Minerva, XTRD.

[cardoyasilad]

Just go with the flow dude investing on hype project are more profitable look at electroneum the investors got more than 15x on their capital

[HPQ.IO]

What are you talking about if many of them even do not read WhitePaper...

[cryptosifu]

Invest responsibly in not only cryptocurrency but anything such as stocks, forex, etc.  Don't put your babies milk money into cryptocurrencies and then panic when you're losing money.   If you're eating ramen just to buy cryptos, that's not being responsible either.  

[startaiprecden]

It's getting ridiculous here. People are now investing just because of the hype or just from watching the scores given by Icobench, ICOratings etc.

You're doing it wrong. You should look at the team and the experience they have, whether this project exists already (e.g we have Monaco, TenX, Centra, MoxyOne and many others) and none of them actually delivered 100% what they promised etc. so unless you really see the potentials on the project, you really shouldn't invest. Ignore the moon bullshit they are trying to feed you.

This is valid for both bounty hunters (because they are wasting their time) and ICO participants (wasting money).

Thanks for this thread, the advice is much appreciated!

The whole forum here seems very quick to help new members.

[chicken Campus]

personally, I think, before investing, I recommend that all new entrants have at least some time to look at the market, to learn about successful projects, as well as those that do not work. Because Most of the people here are the ones who may have kept surplus funds certain with those earned from their hard work. So if you start investing at least with minimum knowledge, you will have a greater chance of making a profit, than losing money.

[Zadicar]

Invest responsibly in not only cryptocurrency but anything such as stocks, forex, etc.  Don't put your babies milk money into cryptocurrencies and then panic when you're losing money.   If you're eating ramen just to buy cryptos, that's not being responsible either.  

We should always be on balance on all sorts of things not only on investment side but also into other things as well. As an investor we should really be responsible thru our actions since we are already involving our own money to use up in sorts of investment and as being suggested only used up the money which arent being used into your priorities and needs in life. Dont make any compromisation into those things only allocate amounts which you can able to risk on.

[izanagi narukami]

What potential poin do you consider ?
The project when you're join right now ? Are you able guarantee that your project will success ?
If you can predict it right, you're multi billionaire now because in crypto world everything still unpredictable until now

[DyllanGM]

It's getting ridiculous here. People are now investing just because of the hype or just from watching the scores given by Icobench, ICOratings etc.

You're doing it wrong. You should look at the team and the experience they have, whether this project exists already (e.g we have Monaco, TenX, Centra, MoxyOne and many others) and none of them actually delivered 100% what they promised etc. so unless you really see the potentials on the project, you really shouldn't invest. Ignore the moon bullshit they are trying to feed you.

This is valid for both bounty hunters (because they are wasting their time) and ICO participants (wasting money).

Yes I can agree with you on this, I myself have once decided on participating an ICO based on an online ICO rating,  and 2 of the ICOs ive participated, one barely reached their softcap and the other failed. That was a mistake for me though.

[efeyigit399]

In the crypto money world there are too many options for investment. it is necessary to do research and invest in everything to invest wisely. it is necessary to be able to read the graphic.

[ethereumhunter]

before we invest, we need to find out what is the projects exactly, what will benefits that we can take if we are become an investor, who is the dev and the team behind the project, how much money we want to use for the investment. investing in ICO can be a good only if we know about the projects and we can choose the right ICO but it is not easy as we need to know and learn from all of ICO that will release. besides that, by learning about their projects, we can know which one that will stay for a long time and we can still take a profit for a long time.

[LemonF3]

Exactly, we should invest wisely, select the best not because of the hype. We must not be fooled by those ICO  projects with false promising profit. Be careful, so you won't regret at the end.

It is really important to know more about the project before you join. We must be careful in choosing considering that some are making false promises. We need to research for more information.

[granchio]

It's getting ridiculous here. People are now investing just because of the hype or just from watching the scores given by Icobench, ICOratings etc.

You're doing it wrong. You should look at the team and the experience they have, whether this project exists already (e.g we have Monaco, TenX, Centra, MoxyOne and many others) and none of them actually delivered 100% what they promised etc. so unless you really see the potentials on the project, you really shouldn't invest. Ignore the moon bullshit they are trying to feed you.

This is valid for both bounty hunters (because they are wasting their time) and ICO participants (wasting money).

I think you are very right.

Cryptocurrency traders should be better at doing researches about the campaigns and they should ask the right questions to theirselves before making a decision.

[aussiesloth]

I think you are mostly right, however, if the theory of "practice makes perfect" is considered, then just because a particular market segment had a series of misses (with crypto-debit cards being an excellent example of yours), doesn't necessarily mean another dev team hasn't learned from the mistakes made previously and adjusted their strategies to overcome the issues that befell the other project teams who went before them.

For crypto-debit cards, it may be as simple as finding the right country to setup the base of operations. Or it may not.  I'm not completely ready to give up on the segment yet, but i'm not throwing money at them either.

[Betszkie12]

Even the experiences and skill of the team doing the project wouldn't even count sometimes. Business is unpredictable most especially ICOs where it is crowd funded. The most enticing and well manage ICOs could even find it hard to pass their softcaps. This is because there are too many in competition. So no matter what products they are pushing and how different it is from one another they are all in competition with one another. Because they all use money.

[Klausi]

before we invest, we need to find out what is the projects exactly, what will benefits that we can take if we are become an investor, who is the dev and the team behind the project, how much money we want to use for the investment. investing in ICO can be a good only if we know about the projects and we can choose the right ICO but it is not easy as we need to know and learn from all of ICO that will release. besides that, by learning about their projects, we can know which one that will stay for a long time and we can still take a profit for a long time.

Indeed, that's the common mindset of all who invest an asset and yet knowing the entire project was not an easy task to do. The assurance is always unknown, but the most certain idea to look at is how it spreads to the public. You can determine a good project like an ICO if you read the social interactions like with telegram, tweeter and facebook. This will help the project's community to go further, as the project went through you'll be able to have a greater chance of earning huge profit in the future.

[boboking]

Well some people are just too lazy, they do not realize that some of the websites are also paid by the team behind the ICO.

With giant social media like facebook and twitter campaigning against shady ICO they will create new ways to advertise their product.

I agree that the first thing an investor should check is the team behind the project. They should not be enticed to invest because a website told them that the price will rise. Remember that their prediction is just an speculation.

[erasheed28]

Actually even though you researched so deep into the project you still need some luck, there are good projects out there that don't give a decent amount of profit after the coin was listed, there are projects out there that didn't do well on their ICO program but because of the dev's hard work their coins getting pump real hard.
you'll never know if the coin will succeed in the future until this kind of market situation exists.

[mast3rm1nd]

It's getting ridiculous here. People are now investing just because of the hype or just from watching the scores given by Icobench, ICOratings etc.

You're doing it wrong. You should look at the team and the experience they have, whether this project exists already (e.g we have Monaco, TenX, Centra, MoxyOne and many others) and none of them actually delivered 100% what they promised etc. so unless you really see the potentials on the project, you really shouldn't invest. Ignore the moon bullshit they are trying to feed you.

This is valid for both bounty hunters (because they are wasting their time) and ICO participants (wasting money).

absolutely right man, you are investing your goddamn money in a goddamn project so search the team, their previous work, their social media, how the project provides the solution to a problem that exists in the real world, etc... else you are just trying to fool other fools like your self and basically sell before it all falls apart.