How the best ICO is choosen

[zlatazema]

Find a good ISO project is a real!

To do this, you need to have experience in this sphere, and also be able to properly analyze the prospects of projects. To look at ratings it`s necessary too. But while  you will not sort out with the project independently it`s better to not participate in it!

[Cagan]

 I think that you can invest in different ICOs but in my opinion is better to go on a exchange and buy right now some altcoins like lisk or whatever altcoin you know that it will increase a lot in the near future. It's a good time to buy altcoins cause Bitcoin decreased and now it's about 6500-6900 USD (depends on what exchange you use) so yes you have this opportunity , but you have to know that there is an risk : you wil lose some money if Bitcoin decrease more than now

[baghdatis1990]

     There are too many ICO projects on the crypto market, so choosing a profitable one is tough. You have to keep in mind many factors, and every day they get irrelevant.

[bitcoinKnight809]

After reading Menlo One's whitepaper, I really think that it's the real deal in terms of helping ICO investors choose the right ICOs and avoid scams with their proof of reputation algorithm. I'm looking forward to join future ICOs through their platform.

[ZenRoy]

Yeah there's so much information to swim through nowadays, and so much work behind finding the right ICO. It's a bit overwhelming for someone who hasn't done much work with crypto to try and distinguish one from the other. Thanks for the list of pointers, that is certainly good advice.

I don't know if it would be better to hire someone to do this for you or not. It might help to work with an advisor at the beginning just to see how they do it, and then start out for yourself, but starting small.

There is always a possibility that a successfully looking project would collapse right in the middle, so everyone's advice here is just "Invest on what you can afford to lose", You are right start small. Also no advice is perfect, the best teacher is always experience. Also there are some review sites like icobench and menlo.one that can help you where to start investing your money.

It's good to invest small and lose small, but in order to be rich, I believe that the higher your risk appetite, the bigger your potential gains; of course it would ultimately depend on the project you choose to invest in. Just like what I did with Neo and Spectre, I'm gonna wing it with Menlo One.

[Igorluis]

I said almost the same thing in a previous post but I will add some more, only to ico.

Whitepaper
Roadmap
1) Understand the project proposal
2) Find out who the team is that is developing the cryptomoeda
3) See if the cryptomoeda has partnerships with companies or universities
4) Discover details about the community

In my investments I take all this into account.
Good luck

[passwordnow]

There are whitepapers that aren't so professional and only copy pasted so take note of that.

ICO ratings now are used to advertise and make their names colorful and more believable for investors. That's another marketing tool so take note of that too.

Whitepaper
Roadmap
Team members' profiles
Its infrastructure
Its investment
Marketing move
The project
How long the ICO exists in its business

These are the main points to look at when choosing a legit ICO. Besides this, we have bounty managers who are bound to choose legit ICOs. Go with Yahoo62278, Hua_Hui and Needmoney.

Having those aren't enough to say that the ICO is legit.

The fake ones are having that type of qualities too but you'll see them running from their obligation to their investors and boldly open themselves as a scam.

Its difficult to know on what are the scam and legit ICOs.

[ActiveWizard77]

There's a new upcoming site called menlo.one what they do is create a guild based platform where everyone can participate an give an output to new ICO in the marketplace. What they are trying to do is remove the corrupted system from ICO review and ratings website we currently have right now.

[irsada]

Nowadays there are thousands of ICOs. While some ICOs have 20 times gain , some have 1/20 times gain .

How to find the best ICO...

• Whitepaper and website

First we should find out what the purpose of the project is. If the project has an applicable conditions, then the ICO might be successful.

• Team

The next thing, that should be concerned before selcting ICO is the team. The team becomes an outstanding criteria since the team has the capability of the way to success of an ICO. Experienced team has their own tips such as bounty campaigns, airdrops and exchanges.

• ICO ratings

When we find out the details about an ICO, what we should do is ratings of the ICO in the responsible websites. One of good website that the ICO ratings are published is ICObench. URL ; https://icobench.com/

According to the my opinion, above three criteria are the most important when we select an ICO campaign to invest .

sometimes not everything you read can prove that ICO is the best.
most of the ICO is now just nonsense.

[My yoriyori]

There are many things I do consider when chosen ICO
1. The ICO volume
2.  It roadmap
3. Amount the token is issued out
4. Part of the cap reached.

[ashkanm]

Good ICOs are harder to find as the day pass.there's so much information to swim through nowadays, and so much work behind finding the right ICO. It's a bit overwhelming for someone who hasn't done much work with crypto to try and distinguish one from the other. Thanks for the list of pointers, that is certainly good advice.

[raraibodas]

Find out about the team, especially the development team. the team has any crypto experience and more importantly  in which projects or ICO they were involved with and the impact they had.

[denyfirmasyahputra]

In addition to the above mentioned we should also see how the development team's performance in social media like Facebook Telegram and Twitter,

[Kenneth_Bianchi]

Yeah there's so much information to swim through nowadays, and so much work behind finding the right ICO. It's a bit overwhelming for someone who hasn't done much work with crypto to try and distinguish one from the other. Thanks for the list of pointers, that is certainly good advice.

I don't know if it would be better to hire someone to do this for you or not. It might help to work with an advisor at the beginning just to see how they do it, and then start out for yourself, but starting small.

There is always a possibility that a successfully looking project would collapse right in the middle, so everyone's advice here is just "Invest on what you can afford to lose", You are right start small. Also no advice is perfect, the best teacher is always experience. Also there are some review sites like icobench and menlo.one that can help you where to start investing your money.

It's good to invest small and lose small, but in order to be rich, I believe that the higher your risk appetite, the bigger your potential gains; of course it would ultimately depend on the project you choose to invest in. Just like what I did with Neo and Spectre, I'm gonna wing it with Menlo One.

Exactly, extremely high risk assets have great potentials for return so don't need to have extremely large investments. If someone wants to buy 0.5 BTC now they'll need almost $4000, but if they put that money into 20 different cryptos at $200 each, some may win, some may lose, but the ones that gain will gain 1000's of percent.

That depends again on the amount a person is able to lose. You've got pretty strong faith in Menlo, so it's good to invest more in them than the other coins to maximize the potential

[Improperstammer]

I think that a lot of us are convinced that Menlo is one of the top token sales to look out for. Do you guys think that it would be best to buy and hold these tokens or will it be better to buy other ICOs with it?

[BetadiNe]

currently choosing a good ico is very difficult, based on my experience, I usually see white web papers and manager ratings just like you do, but that doesn't guarantee that the project is really good, at the end I got the news that the ico was a scam, it feels so devastated by this heart after hearing the news, but this is crypto, investing that is always surrounded by risk.

[Vlad2255]

I look at the ratings of projects on various sites and well-known experts on the ICO (for example, Balina). Then I look at the funds that went into the project.

[krassy]

I know today so many scam ICO and there are very risky to invest in ICO, but I want to advise two very good projects - AltairVR and Streamity, the sale is still ongoing and there are already excellent results of their work. Just look at their telegramm official chanel.
And remember that only you choose ICO to participate.

[maarx]

Main things to look at when choosing a best ICO is, read out their whitepaper, roadmap, team member’s profiles, infrastructure existing on earth, amount invested and the project taken upon have to be checked and analyzed. These details will provide you the enough information on the best ICOs and legit ICOs. We have campaign managers who analyze and choose the best projects. Find out the bounties managed.  Try investing into these projects once analyzed. This will return a decent profits.

[Yana_O1993]

to find the best Ico for investments I read white paper, I look at the rating by a partner and then how the site is made out