What would make you trust an ICO?

[Isterichka]

Usually I judge through the project behind this ICO, a good ico must have a lot of large organizations to cooperate with it, and have their own technical team, social media can also be updated in time.

It is too a good way to define how serious project. But recently I began to notice that perhaps projects tell us not the truth concerning the partners. Because behind them there were serious companies, and the project failed for investors.

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[ligerti]

For me, the main criterion in choosing is the development team. Also very important is the idea of the project itself, the development strategy and the availability of the finished product.

[dhiraj0977]

I think to trush in good ICO, there should be good roadmap and whitepaper, its team, its concept behind the launching of project, less referral system stakes, proper updates through social sites.

[ylnar123]

Hi all,
I am part of the Maxdata.io team.
As part of an ICO marketing team - you always strive to show your ICO in the most transparent and candid way possible.
So I decided to ask you the community - What would make you trust an ICO?

All answers will be highly appreciated!

Thanks
GL:HF

In choosing an ICO, I will always look for it's whitepaper and the platform which would be useful in a real world. Project that has a useful platform that could be a potential success. Of course doubt on some ICO will always prevail but to trust it is a key for your profitability.

[ice098]

Hi all,
I am part of the Maxdata.io team.
As part of an ICO marketing team - you always strive to show your ICO in the most transparent and candid way possible.
So I decided to ask you the community - What would make you trust an ICO?

All answers will be highly appreciated!

Thanks
GL:HF

In choosing an ICO, I will always look for it's whitepaper and the platform which would be useful in a real world. Project that has a useful platform that could be a potential success. Of course doubt on some ICO will always prevail but to trust it is a key for your profitability.

When im choosing ICO the first I always considered is there whitepaper and the team. And if I prove that ICO have potential then I will include it in my selection then I'll find other ICO that also have potential, then one of them I choose the best one. And before I trust it I'll make research and analyze all  the information then I make sure it is one of the best ICO.

[Isterichka]

It's very simple, I can trust the project if it shows results. If there are developments, they develop. It is also important that there would always be news, you could contact the developers or managers in social networks to get answers to all the questions.

[cryptowolfsu]

For me the Team behind an ICO is very important. Their previous experience can be a guarantee
that they can fulfil all the promises given in the project description -WP

[TristanFarley]

For me, it would make me trust them when they have a good product and vision.

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[Shreek]

teams and developers are the main factors that must be considered when you want to invest in an ICO
some of the big names in cryptocurrency always influence the popularity of related coins

[uchiikina14]

For me it is the good project that they are promoting. I trust them for doing their job well and not only for making it but for the members especially for the bounty manager that they have. If the bounty manager can't promote their project nicely then they will only have few members for not making their project attractable to the investors.

[Seriousbizz]

basically the whitepaper, the team members behind the project, and lastly, my intuitions. If the whiteppaper is convincing enough, there is already a chance that I might be interested in investing in the project. If the team members are trustwirthy and reliable, the I am 50 percent convinced of investing into it, but if my intuitions are fighting me as regards the project, there is a great chance that i will overlook it, and not invest in it.

[Aptekary]

basically the whitepaper, the team members behind the project, and lastly, my intuitions. If the whiteppaper is convincing enough, there is already a chance that I might be interested in investing in the project. If the team members are trustwirthy and reliable, the I am 50 percent convinced of investing into it, but if my intuitions are fighting me as regards the project, there is a great chance that i will overlook it, and not invest in it.

I can understand how you study technical documentation or general information about his company. But how do you try to learn the team? Of course, I understand if people meet several times and their authority is familiar to everyone, but if not, how to act?

[Ranly123]

Hi all,
I am part of the Maxdata.io team.
As part of an ICO marketing team - you always strive to show your ICO in the most transparent and candid way possible.
So I decided to ask you the community - What would make you trust an ICO?

All answers will be highly appreciated!

Thanks
GL:HF

ICO sometimes resembled by some people as scam, so trusting it is hard to do but even with it's image like that it always give good profit for investors. What makes me trust an ICO is it's platform that has a good product like it will be used in real world.