Who Is Invested In ICO's Right Now?

[CryptoGenius10]

I'm invested into a few different ICO's. I understand the failure rate of ICO's, but if you do get lucky and hit "virtual gold" you're pretty much set. There's a few different ICO's that I like based on tangible products & projected profitability models for their services. I like ICO's like Swachhcoin because they are actually impacting their target market. A lot of ICO's try to solve problems that...aren't actually problems. There is no need to over-complicate easy processes & try to manufacture something that doesn't need to exist. With Swachhcoin they're actually producing something that's beneficial to the marketplace. We are in dire need of upgrading waste management facilities & this ICO is providing the technology to do it. Decentralizing the process is just an added bonus to the cake.

What do you guys think about current ICO's & our market?

Are any of you guys invested moderately into ICO's?

[Endikadija]

I'm invested into a few different ICO's. I understand the failure rate of ICO's, but if you do get lucky and hit "virtual gold" you're pretty much set. There's a few different ICO's that I like based on tangible products & projected profitability models for their services. I like ICO's like Swachhcoin because they are actually impacting their target market. A lot of ICO's try to solve problems that...aren't actually problems. There is no need to over-complicate easy processes & try to manufacture something that doesn't need to exist. With Swachhcoin they're actually producing something that's beneficial to the marketplace. We are in dire need of upgrading waste management facilities & this ICO is providing the technology to do it. Decentralizing the process is just an added bonus to the cake.

What do you guys think about current ICO's & our market?

Are any of you guys invested moderately into ICO's?

I've invested in the several icos and they are all giving me back up to 100x from my initial investment. Zilliqa, ONT, OPEN and many more. I think that the result depends on the ico itself. As you can see most of them have small hardcap.
It looks so difficult to predict which is the best one right now consider you need a lot of effort to do the more research.

[Virtuxq]

I refused to invest in ICO because the last projects I invested in failed.

[fakegurutu]

I'm invested into a few different ICO's. I understand the failure rate of ICO's, but if you do get lucky and hit "virtual gold" you're pretty much set. There's a few different ICO's that I like based on tangible products & projected profitability models for their services. I like ICO's like Swachhcoin because they are actually impacting their target market. A lot of ICO's try to solve problems that...aren't actually problems. There is no need to over-complicate easy processes & try to manufacture something that doesn't need to exist. With Swachhcoin they're actually producing something that's beneficial to the marketplace. We are in dire need of upgrading waste management facilities & this ICO is providing the technology to do it. Decentralizing the process is just an added bonus to the cake.

What do you guys think about current ICO's & our market?

Are any of you guys invested moderately into ICO's?

With the current market today, I no longer investing in some of the ICO yet but as long as the market goes green again then maybe I will still not go for ICO, maybe Im gonna try to buy and hold for those projects that has a potential to grow and prosper in the future. Thats why today, be very careful of investing in any of the altcoins out there.

[Citataw]

recently, very few successful ICO. if earlier I always made a profit from the ICO, the last three projects failed

[samcrypto]

I see a decline rate on the success of ICO’s but this is the reality that you will not always succeed. Currently, I invest a small amount of money on my current signature campaign MB8Coin.io which I think is doing well on their ICO. Well, I’m ready for the risk and I just hope for their success.

[renemagritte]

I still invest in ICOs. But I was more bullish before, now I'm very careful with my investment.

(ps. I was in Atonomi, Oneledger and Arweave recently. Waiting for them to unlock. What did you invest?)

I believe good projects still do good.

[pickledmuffin]

recently, very few successful ICO. if earlier I always made a profit from the ICO, the last three projects failed

Second this, the amount of ICO I've been in that has failed has increased this year. Making the decision on which to invest in is much more difficult these days.

[aoluain]

I have invested in a few ICO's to date with the last one being last year and so far
they are still in development stages.

There is in my mind a sort of gold rush scenario happening with ICO's where people
want to get in early, hoover up all the cheap tokens to dump them later when they
hit an exchange.

Sometimes i wonder if some people even consider the project and do proper research?

[Azima85]

I have invested in few ICOs and I made profit in most of them. But, in this bear market I don't any more. I wanted though to enter in QKC for a flip, but didnt get selected. But, generally I am avoiding 99.9% of ICOs until market turns bullish again.

[Soke]

These days, it's better to just wait until the project is listed on an exchange to buy.  Most likely, you'll be paying much less than if you purchased during the ICO.  The ICO fever is over. 

[Retro6]

recently, very few successful ICO. if earlier I always made a profit from the ICO, the last three projects failed

Second this, the amount of ICO I've been in that has failed has increased this year. Making the decision on which to invest in is much more difficult these days.

ICOs are a dime a dozen nowadays with many scammers out there. Alot of people have been burnt, which is why various governments around the world have banned them. I wonder what constitutes a "successful" ICO. Does the project succeed in delivering the product it set out to, or does the value of the coin rise sufficiently to give investors a decent return? Which outcome do more people care about?

[bangjoe]

I'm invested into a few different ICO's. I understand the failure rate of ICO's, but if you do get lucky and hit "virtual gold" you're pretty much set. There's a few different ICO's that I like based on tangible products & projected profitability models for their services. I like ICO's like Swachhcoin because they are actually impacting their target market. A lot of ICO's try to solve problems that...aren't actually problems. There is no need to over-complicate easy processes & try to manufacture something that doesn't need to exist. With Swachhcoin they're actually producing something that's beneficial to the marketplace. We are in dire need of upgrading waste management facilities & this ICO is providing the technology to do it. Decentralizing the process is just an added bonus to the cake.

What do you guys think about current ICO's & our market?

Are any of you guys invested moderately into ICO's?

I think it is a good strategy because the big risk is precisely what makes you have to choose a lot of ico so if one of them fail you still have hope in ico the other just this strategy takes a lot of money
try to join us, you do not need to follow a lot of ico because ico we will make you get a lot of profit

[btccashacc]

nowadays I have to be more selective in choosing the projects that I will invest, this is very different than a few years ago there are so many successful projects at that time. We spend a lot of time doing research whether the project will successful or not, moreover there are so many scams project out there and the government regulations make the investors difficult to invest their money.

[VasiloviKola]

Some of them are really good and profitable, so I am always looking for good projects and investing money. I am checking new projects at www.icoguide.com they have very good rates. And good reviews.

[gizmodo1987]

These days, it's better to just wait until the project is listed on an exchange to buy.  Most likely, you'll be paying much less than if you purchased during the ICO.  The ICO fever is over. 

Agree with you mate, specially those ICOs with a big reward for the bounty program. After ICO and when listed on exchanges majority of tokens now will dump below the ICO price. Even others 20 percent below the ICO price.

[Octc76]

I'm invested into a few different ICO's. I understand the failure rate of ICO's, but if you do get lucky and hit "virtual gold" you're pretty much set. There's a few different ICO's that I like based on tangible products & projected profitability models for their services. I like ICO's like Swachhcoin because they are actually impacting their target market. A lot of ICO's try to solve problems that...aren't actually problems. There is no need to over-complicate easy processes & try to manufacture something that doesn't need to exist. With Swachhcoin they're actually producing something that's beneficial to the marketplace. We are in dire need of upgrading waste management facilities & this ICO is providing the technology to do it. Decentralizing the process is just an added bonus to the cake.

What do you guys think about current ICO's & our market?

Are any of you guys invested moderately into ICO's?

Hi Friends ,, ICO I think is still profitable. I found many ICOs with good project concepts.
not only that, in my opinion, if we will invest it in ICO, more looking for projects that have been running before and just need further development. it will be our own advantage to make project development faster and be the thing we are proud of.
As for the current market, we know that almost all the coins are down. and it is in my opinion profitable for us to invest in ICO.
Try the Triwer project, Triwer is delivery for the future, Triwer not just the token sale, but it's a company with great team.
and that will make our investment trivial.

[bozo333]

These days, it's better to just wait until the project is listed on an exchange to buy.  Most likely, you'll be paying much less than if you purchased during the ICO.  The ICO fever is over. 

Every year these kind of price fluctuation is enter into the market but price fluctuation is not depends on ICO. So we should analyse the project worth then invested in any potential platform because these are make more in future. After listed in exchange this will move forward or backward so better before to investing in ICO surely we will make profit. My suggestion is only for good project not all projects so carefully pick the best platform.

[saqwe]

In as much as the rate of scam ico is high in crypto,there are still some which are very good and very successful as long as you can take time to do the necessary research and that is why I still invest in icos to get profit as long as i take my time to be sure it is a good one.

[crestella]

What do you expect to invest in ICO? Have you checked the ICO in detail so you decided to invest in ICO?