What do you think about Investment Pool?

[Karapul769]

An ICO pool is a collection of investor funds, pooled together with the sole intention of investing in an ICO. Pools are typically overseen by person who manage the contributions made by each investor.

Do you think this is a good idea?Is it worth it to trust??

UPD:

MyWish is eliminating these risks by introducing Smart Contracts for ICOpools.

[boobanana]

I'm concerned about non-Trustless ICOpools what don't utilize smart contracts, but instead mandate that the collection of investor funds be done by icopool managers. Investors send funds to an ethereum address specified by the icopool mangers, who then have the responsibility of sending those funds to the ico address. So it's difficult to trust someone with own investments, even if not a big.

[Natusik]

I would not trust the management of my means to people who I do not know personally and whom, if necessary, I can not find to take money back. I consider this idea unworthy of attention!

[Janienregado1992]

Yeah it great to be part of the that you will be invest,, but not to much advantage cause have a  50/50 that it would be success or fail ,, and when you invest be ready youre self that what happend next!

[berrygood]

I wouldn't invest in such pools because you can't make decision and when they fail it gets worse than you predict.

[Glory90]

An ICO pool is a collection of investor funds, pooled together with the sole intention of investing in an ICO. Pools are typically overseen by person who manage the contributions made by each investor.

Do you think this is a good idea?Is it worth it to trust??

usually, ICO projects apply minimum investment values in their private sales or pre-sales, the minimum value of investment is a barrier for retail investors to get the best deals (big discounts on private sales and pre-sales), IMO, investment pools is a good idea to overcome that problem and allows retail investors to get the best deals, trustworthy or not it depends on the reputation of any investment pools

[Cryptotango]

I wouldn't invest in such pools because you can't make decision and when they fail it gets worse than you predict.

As far as I understand, if the project doesn't collect soft cap, then the investment returns. What is the risk then?

[huanglui]

I think it is interesting idea for people who want to invest in project that get a good discount for high investment or not give such small allocation as 0,5-2 ETH

[IgorShumilo]

I consider this an excellent idea. Because there is an opportunity to participate in the project at the pre-sale stage and get a good bonus.
If I have 1000 - 5000 dollars for investment, then I can not participate in the pre-sale stage, and together with other people it becomes real.

[Ereun]

I wouldn't invest in such pools because you can't make decision and when they fail it gets worse than you predict.

And at the end of the investment, it would be useless to believe in someone we do not fully recognize

[Olena9797]

It depends on team. Im long time in one Telegram group where people already know each other. A lot of them are good analysts. They post every day news and discuss crypto as well. So they found ICO they want to invest, created pool and keep in touch with people. So i can trust them. But i would never have such deal with people i dont know

[Noobaru]

Be very cautious when dealing with those, because you can get burned quickly. But with what can't you in crypto? But in all seriousness, research the project beforehand, especially the tokenomics and inspect the price per token and see if it's worth it!

[JNR]

An ICO pool is a collection of investor funds, pooled together with the sole intention of investing in an ICO. Pools are typically overseen by person who manage the contributions made by each investor.

Do you think this is a good idea?Is it worth it to trust??

i think thats is a good idea, for new investors
but, as the person who manage the pool is trusted and have a lot of experience in ICO industry
and he know a lot about a potential project
but, at this moment looking for a trusted people in this industry is too hard my friend
so, becareful 

[marvtridon]

there is no way i would trust my funds to someone i dont know. I can only do such with people i know physically and it has to be family or close friends. in today's internet, there are alot of innovations but also alot of fraudsters looking for whom to suck money from.

I rather research ICO by pool and take personal decisions to invest or not and then i put in my money by myself. that is how i roll

[hubballi]

An ICO pool is a collection of investor funds, pooled together with the sole intention of investing in an ICO. Pools are typically overseen by person who manage the contributions made by each investor.

Do you think this is a good idea?Is it worth it to trust??

Ya it is a good idea because their are persons who are having funds to invest but they dont where to invest and their are persons who have full details of where to invest but no funds so when this both join then both can earn it. Last year one of my friend asked about bitcoin and how much to invest. That time he also told that his friends are also willing to invest but have no idea how to do it. So it was planned that everyone is going to invest equally and my friend is going to manage. in Last year peak their funds raised to more then 150% and they sold it at 110% as my friend saw the selling pressure.

so this way Investment Pool can work but the risk is fully on the Pool runner, who have to be alert on all aspects and not to be greedy so that no loss occur.

[passwordnow]

I wouldn't trust my money to an investment pool.

This can be the new type of scheme that scammers can penetrate, I haven't tried it yet and I don't want to. Since ICO nowadays are becoming low in demand but still there's bunch of it, this can be the new trick of scammers.

[askmecrypto]

An ICO pool is a collection of investor funds, pooled together with the sole intention of investing in an ICO. Pools are typically overseen by person who manage the contributions made by each investor.

Do you think this is a good idea?Is it worth it to trust??

Worth to Trust: NOT AT ALL.

In my opinion, never ever trust anyone over the internet to whome you dont know personally, dont know where they stay and dont have any legit information about them.

[SunJAB]

Be very cautious when dealing with those, because you can get burned quickly. But with what can't you in crypto? But in all seriousness, research the project beforehand, especially the tokenomics and inspect the price per token and see if it's worth it!

Researching and examining the coin information you intend to invest is key to succeed in this market. So spend a lot of time analyzing the potential of the coin in order to make the right decision. Do not trust too much on the coin rating websites and have your own opinion in order to survive in the same market.

[klixion]

I wouldn't join any investment pools.  The risk of getting scammed is much higher.  Just do your own homework/research for the projects you like and if it looks good, invest in them on your own.  Don't let anyone hold your cryptocurrencies for you.  It's your money.

[martychubbs]

I think this is the only way to get the money which are needed in order to accomplish the goals that are pointed out by the developers team for the project that they are developing right now.