Have you invested in an ICO? - POLL

[ivy_project]

I see that there is a tremendous amount of hate for new ICO's entering the market, some of is unwarranted. I've had some pretty good experiences with ICO's before personally, just requires a lot of prior investment research!

My question is, have you invested in an ICO(s), and have you gotten burned or turned out ok?

[ivy_project]

Has nobody invested in an ICO then?

[aoihs00]

I have invested in them and I regret it the most. Now a days I just believe in investing my time and efforts over bounties and then earning the entry into those new projects. I am just gonna get them free and dont invest my real money in them. The reasons are many and the most important one is that they did not deliver the services they promised and most of them did not even made it upto the exchangers. So how I am supposed to get myself into them with the same trust as I had when I invested the very first time. I dont really believe in them these days. Your thoughts are welcome on this !

[BADBITCH]

I never invested in ico
After making series and thorough researches
And from views and lots of observation from ico projects and platforms

I have learnt that ico investment is not for me at all
I’m not perfect at it

[Oniko]

I invested and will invest in ICO!

The main thing is to be able to choose good projects that not only promise, but also implement plans from the road map

[Varun Kanwar]

Yes I have invested in 2 ICOs and I regret those decisions. My investment has a current value that is just 10% of my initial investment.

[Tanysha5540]

I had both a good and a bad points investment. Right here, most importantly, lots of learning projects to have the experience to distinguish good projects from bad.

[sonofliberty]

I see that there is a tremendous amount of hate for new ICO's entering the market, some of is unwarranted. I've had some pretty good experiences with ICO's before personally, just requires a lot of prior investment research!

My question is, have you invested in an ICO(s), and have you gotten burned or turned out ok?

I have invested $350 in CyberMiles ICO few months ago and this was my first time investing experience, I was researching a lot before actuall acting, but I was right with my choice of ICO to go with.

[akitha]

I have invested one ICO before but it was my first and last. I regretted it so much, as there project is very promising. Even you check carefully, but in the end it out scam. I'd rather invest my time and effort in bounty campaigns rather investing again ICO.

[chokomenia]

I see that there is a tremendous amount of hate for new ICO's entering the market, some of is unwarranted. I've had some pretty good experiences with ICO's before personally, just requires a lot of prior investment research!

My question is, have you invested in an ICO(s), and have you gotten burned or turned out ok?

I have invested in some ICO which up til date i am still regretting why i invested in the ICO, and there are some ICO i have invested in and they have really made some good profit for me though i did not sell but now they are down again,

[jillscarbrough]

I've never interesting to ICO before, but this time I tried one that called DAEX tokens (DAX), They were on public sale now. Beside the technical sides that they provide, what makes me interested in this project is DAX already listed on the market exchange, which makes me feel safe to invest in it.

[Techysk]

Yes i remember i was invested in electroneum last year and almost my money goes 20x one time but i didn't sell now I'm with 2x profit but i never regret for that because i know etn has potential and it will rise like old days.

[sajjad100]

No I have not invested in any ICO yet. But I am planning to invest in an ICO. ICO looks like a very good position for investing. Lots of people are investing in the ICO, and they are gaining so much profit. But do they still getting profitable from very recent ICO?

Because, from last 6 month, 80% ICO is not being successful. That means a great loss of investments. So we need to think twice before investing in an ICO.

[ekechie]

I see that there is a tremendous amount of hate for new ICO's entering the market, some of is unwarranted. I've had some pretty good experiences with ICO's before personally, just requires a lot of prior investment research!

My question is, have you invested in an ICO(s), and have you gotten burned or turned out ok?

I have invested in an ICO and it turned to be burned because i have lost almost 91% of the money I invested in the ICO and I am really feeling bad about it though the ico is a good one but i guess bear market make it to be undervalue

[MB2017]

ICO investment becoming riskier from time to time. When projects enter the market it's the really hard job to validate it with just team and scope of idea neet to decide. That's why I used to invest only sometimes in the ICO. Just around 10 to 20% from my capital for the ICO remain for major coins which are already listed in the market with the good market cap. 

[Wutip]

First and latest ico in which I wanted to invest was Fantom. Only 1 account pass first lottery, and second lottery did not pass( it was big hype around that ico( ind now gone not good time to invest in it(

[eternalgloom]

I've actually never invested my own money into an ICO and probably never will.
I have participated in a couple of bounty campaigns and airdrops, all of which have given me some earnings, but I wouldn't say that I've made a ton from that.

I'm of the mentality that I'd only invest in finished products, with crypto that means only investing in established projects that already have their own blockchains.

[avonka]

I have invested in ICOs and have mixed feelings about it. Financially I was not bad, made some tiny profit out of it but the whole procedure of KYC and postponing the TGE and TDE and doing lot of miscommunication is not for my nerves.
In the future I will invest only in those ICOs which communicates with their community perfectly.

[ganesh10]

I think ICO projects are kind of risky at the moment and it could be preferable, in most cases, to invest directly into the cryptocurrency market, it seems like a safer option to aim for.

[lositech]

Yes I have invested in an ICO and there are some ICO i regret ever investing into it and there are some i am well pleased to have invested into, but recently since the bear market started, I have not invested in any ICO.