What sites do you use to make your investment decisions?

[crzybilly]

I am usually using the ICOrating websites to check the ICO stats. My favourites are the ICOBench and ICOdrops. They are very user friendly and give you a lot of information about the ICO. But it is not enough only to look at the rating websites. I would recommend to read the whitepaper and to look at the products development stage.

[kingzpro]

Well there is no need to follow any website to invest in icos, no one can guarantee the ico investment it is just your own risk so it is always your personal decision, for me this forum is enough to find good icos, if i find a good one i perform personal due diligence before investing.

[kafiddrhman]

The best choice to do before investing is researching by yourself, you can read any related sources then decide it by yourself. But usually, I choose some popular websites that provide any information about the ICO project, such as ICObench, ICOmarks, TrackICO, etc.

[terible.hunter]

There are actually a lot of sites, because today, many sites provide different information, for example, there is such a site icobench, which sooner or later will accumulate enough information in itself. So just waiting.

[Broiler78]

I am not an investor. But if I want to invest I will see the whitepaper, team, website and also the partner of the ICO. That's the most important thing for me.

[GabrielKiara]

Hmm, from they site? The ICO what you want to invest on and watch some review or something like that. but I rarely invest in ico so maybe this isn't that helpful but enough to be a benchmark.

[blue_nexus15]

I do not trust any website when deciding to invest. I take the time to monitor, test, think and feel my way. If you only rely on the rating site or web. Nice but does not mean it is successful or you will go into the wheel of many people. they cried there.

[karramov]

Now I can not say what sites can give reliable information. Unfortunately, many companies buy ratings. It is always necessary to analyze the project yourself.

[Benarand]

In order to make a decision on investing in a project, it is not necessary to turn to outside sites or experts for help. You yourself have to learn how to learn a project, otherwise. Reviews of experts and analysis of the project on the site is not always true.

[MISS_nSTASSY]

What site do you use to get the best information to make your investment decisions into ICOs?

Talking about ICO projects there is no better information resource than website of their project and different papers like white paper. You can spend 5 mins on ICO ratings and make "your own" decision about investing or spend 20-30 mins on website doing your own research to recognize will this become popular or not.

All ratings can be corrupt. Believe only yourself

[kidbounty]

no, I don't trust sites like that. I better trust my personal analysis and income from this forum. it's more useful, because those who are on this forum on the basis don't want to be cheated. for that they make an analysis, looking for answers if something is suspected.

[Vanderbleek]

I always look at these four: ICOBench, ICODrops, ICOMarks and ICORating. These websites provide a lot of useful information about any new project. There is a small review and the rating of an ICO. If a project is listed on these four with great ratings, I usually invest in such ICOs.

[vKedax]

I rely on my strength, study the technical document, check the team. It is very dangerous to use the statistics of a single site for investment, because it is not known how the estimate was obtained.

[icalical]

I do not really invest in ICOs right now, but I did some investment in the past. The first thing I would open was the ico review sites, there are plenty of theme but here are my top three.
https://icorating.com
https://icobench.com
https://icochamps.com
Other than ICO review site, I usually also look for some article in Medium, Steemit, and Cointelegraph. The last thing of course you will look their thread on Bitcointalk and do some deep digging on there. But for now, I am not really investing on ICO, I only invest in project that has been developed well, less risk I think.

[blockchain2k]

I always look at these four: ICOBench, ICODrops, ICOMarks and ICORating. These websites provide a lot of useful information about any new project. There is a small review and the rating of an ICO. If a project is listed on these four with great ratings, I usually invest in such ICOs.

Thank you for naming them. I think ICOBench and Drops are the most popular.

[hardhouseinc]

Mostly I use bitcointalk to get informed about all of the cryptocurrencies so here I find everything I need to know before I make an investment.

[rosezionjohn]

I used to check ICO review sites but since learning that most, if not all, are paid in some way, I stopped relying on their ratings. I only use them (ICO sites) now as reference for list of ICOs then check forums such as bitcointalk to see the review.

If you know people who are more knowledgeable than you, you can get their honest opinion.

[keykey1]

What site do you use to get the best information to make your investment decisions into ICOs?

I use different analytical sites with different reviews. But many articles can be bribed. Therefore, you should not trust your money to unknown authors. Make your own decisions, learn the market.   

[blockchain2k]

Thank you for you input everyone! I have gathered a great list of the most influential places to potentially post our ICO project on. Thank you!

[Invigorated]

Indeed the Internet is a haven for everything one could ever wish for when it comes to information and data. I base most of my crypto investment decisions by exploring this forum and asking as many questions as I possibly can. Also, I consult a team of experts who ensure a lot of research is done on the said project before finally giving it a try albeit with funds I know I can afford to lose. So far, its been pretty decent and quiet.