Are you selective when you participating in ICOs?

[dawai asmara]

Yes, everybody should I think. Either investing or doing bounty it's very important to be selective because in both cases we are investing our money and time and at last we don't get anything then it will be disappointing for as so the selection of any ico's are must before investment.

the purpose of investing is to be able to generate profits so we must be selective if we do not want to waste assets, energy, and time when investing.
from my personal experience, I am very selective in choosing ICO, and that does not guarantee me to get a good ICO especially if I am not selective it will be more difficult to get an ICO that can give me an advantage.

[rugbyma]

Selective when you join ICO is important because if ICO fails, the project will probably be delayed further, the price of their tokens down to a level that will not allow them to recover. Investors will suffer more losses and lost money for that.

[neuronchain]

Everyone must be selective in choosing where to participate unless you'd just want to do charity to scam ICOs. It's important that you determine whether the project has a good foundation or not. One strong foundation that builds a promising project is a team with great experience and public track records. Another important aspect that you must check is their whitepaper. It must make sense why they must do it in a decentralized way and it's always good if they can show an alpha product.

[igor.vanyutin.83]

Very selective and so should everyone be as well. Because people are investing in every ICO and than saying that everything is a scam. Just look deeper into the project, try to find useful information that will help you to decide if an ICO is legit or not.

[tins]

Selective when you join ICO is important because if ICO fails, the project will probably be delayed further, the price of their tokens down to a level that will not allow them to recover. Investors will suffer more losses and lost money for that.

The market is currently at a low level and underrated, so I think it's time to invest. Invest in here you can invest in the altcoin and project available on the exchange. However, when ETH is at the lowest level of the year, it is also time to look for good ICO projects for the future.

[TristanFarley]

Everyone must be selective in choosing where to participate unless you'd just want to do charity to scam ICOs. It's important that you determine whether the project has a good foundation or not. One strong foundation that builds a promising project is a team with great experience and public track records. Another important aspect that you must check is their whitepaper. It must make sense why they must do it in a decentralized way and it's always good if they can show an alpha product.

Couldn't agree more. It's so much better if an ICO project can show a working product. I can observe that most projects just make promises with just raw ideas. There's no really assurance if they are going to develop it or not.

[tamango]

It's very importanto nowadays to be very selective when choosing ICO project because there are many scams and also genuine project have difficult to reach hardcap. What I'm looking for is a working product or a clear white paper with a concrete project and a solid and trusted team

[psycox]

Certain. because that is the money I invest. and I don't want to lose my money just like that. I want to invest in the long term and be selective in choosing the ico projeck that is available. now there are too many projects but it is not clear

[mcnocon2]

Yes you must be selective in choosing the right ICO to participate for, or else you will just waste your time and money investing in the wrong one. You are responsible for the investments you have made, so do it right. Firstly, try to look for their team if they are legit and active on joining blockchain conferences or public events in this way you are rest assured that they have no intention on running away with the money.

[milani]

Of course I look through the resources you have mentioned, but first I look for new projects here on the Bitcointalk forum and some other forums. But after this I learn deeply the project, its idea, product, team, supporters, white paper and after learning the project in complex I make the decision what to do. Of course it takes time and needs some efforts but nowadays it is better not to be in hurry whe choosing the project

[judeafante]

There are many popular sites are available like Bountyhive,Bountylord that gives the ICOs announcement their duration time etc.
I want to know that how you select an ICOs to either participate in it as invester or a bounty campaigner.

You should be very selective now I read a lot of bounty hunters not getting paid and ICO paused and fraud ICO this is not the same ICO we know two years ago where ICO can easily reach softcap scammers have explored the ICO world and they are very good at launching ICO that looks legit.

[cescudero95]

Very selective.  I have certain connections, so I leverage them whenever I am considering getting involved in a project.  I also evaluate based on merit, not so much sentiment.  Much like other forms of investment, such as equities, cryptos are also in the short term a voting machine, but in the long term a weighing machine.  Price will follow true value, in the long-run.

[Gontxi]

There are many popular sites are available like Bountyhive,Bountylord that gives the ICOs announcement their duration time etc.
I want to know that how you select an ICOs to either participate in it as invester or a bounty campaigner.

of course it must, and an experienced manager who has a big name can make the success of an ico. of course not all
but looking for and sorting it out is necessary in order to get ico that is truly profitable.

[NynaHoney]

because I am also a bounty hunter, so before I joined ICO, I had to ensure the interest of the campaign participants because they also have the potential to become potential active investors. if there are too few participants, or the official channels mostly only come from airdrop participants, then I can ensure that ICO does not have active investors and is only inhabited by potentially large dumpers.

Then I also have to look at the validity of the project because it is very important, and starting from a truly valid team, a good project does not only involve one admin in communication and their project is not filled with promises that we even know that it is impossible to compete in the market later.

[Yabuy92]

There are many popular sites are available like Bountyhive,Bountylord that gives the ICOs announcement their duration time etc.
I want to know that how you select an ICOs to either participate in it as invester or a bounty campaigner.

general knowledge, the whitepaper is there, the team is there / is clear, the transportation is there, if there is a sponsor it is better, and the most important thing is they show that the sales ICO is in progress

[AzrailBogov]

There are many popular sites are available like Bountyhive,Bountylord that gives the ICOs announcement their duration time etc.
I want to know that how you select an ICOs to either participate in it as invester or a bounty campaigner.

I spend a lot of time choosing a project for my investments. I need to carefully review the team and technical documentation. A big plus is the past achievements of this team. But I don’t really trust sites that provide ratings for projects. I think they are not too honest.

[Abuchi2]

Yes off-course before you participate into any bounty you need to be selective take time to read about that particular projects before you participate why because there are a lot of fake ico now that’s why you don’t need to jump in on any ico you see.

[basyang]

There are many popular sites are available like Bountyhive,Bountylord that gives the ICOs announcement their duration time etc.
I want to know that how you select an ICOs to either participate in it as invester or a bounty campaigner.

Of course you need to be selective when participating in an ICO projects because its good to choosy rather than joining an ICO without hesitation. We are doubt in every ICO today because its not okay to ended without compensation from the signature campaign you came. As a user of bitcoin I do not want to waste my time to an ICO who does not pay me back, all of my hardwork will be wasted.

[sh4dtechnr]

At this link https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=238.0;sort=first_post;desc you can find all the bounties by release date (the latter go first). Choose carefully. Over time, with experience, you will be able to recognize obvious scams.
I can give one piece of advice: look at the signature bounty participants on the spreadsheet - the more people with high ranks are involved, the more likely that this is a good project. Experienced people in bad bounty or ico will not participate. So.

[opv321]

Last year, I was extremely none selective. Then I had a little experience and almost any project gave a good profit. Now the situation has changed.