What ICO rating platform do you use?

[crypto_blockchain43]

Do you use ICO Rating Platforms like ICO Bench, for example?

I don't blindly believe at ratings but it really helps when you are making your own research about any of ICOs.

Recently found this platform really useful cause there is all the info about the cryptoworld (not only ICOs): https://forico.io

And which resources do you use?

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[general.klo]

Do you use ICO Rating Platforms like ICO Bench, for example?

I don't blindly believe at ratings but it really helps when you are making your own research about any of ICOs.

Recently found this platform really useful cause there is all the info about the cryptoworld (not only ICOs): https://forico.io

And which resources do you use?

I use ICO Bench and ForICO and also I used once https://moonrate.io/

Its the list of verified ICO Agencies, we found a great ICO support for our project there

[akbaral497]

if I go to the token market to check ico because there we can clearly see the project about what the project's vision and mission are going to, so I can choose a project with new things or something different from the others in my opinion, most projects that work the same and the vision and mission are the same but wrapped in different packaging things, projects like this will be difficult to enter the market but come back with the developer whether it is able to make it happen

[cryptothreads]

Do you use ICO Rating Platforms like ICO Bench, for example?

I don't blindly believe at ratings but it really helps when you are making your own research about any of ICOs.

Recently found this platform really useful cause there is all the info about the cryptoworld (not only ICOs): https://forico.io

And which resources do you use?

I use ICO Bench and ForICO and also I used once https://moonrate.io/

Its the list of verified ICO Agencies, we found a great ICO support for our project there

I also use ICO Bench to be able to search for the best ICO project. Most good ICO projects are listed here and there are always scores for each project. Personally, I always choose potential projects and always check carefully before investing because the number of ICO projects is huge and we have to be able to check everything from the project we are going to.

[sh4dtechnr]

There are a lot of them. I usually use icobench.com, trackico.io, foxico.io, icomarks.com. And the best is of course ICOdrops.com - there are no scams listings and almost all the ICO's listed there with at least medium interest collects their hardcap.

[wakier]

Do you use ICO Rating Platforms like ICO Bench, for example?

I don't blindly believe at ratings but it really helps when you are making your own research about any of ICOs.

Recently found this platform really useful cause there is all the info about the cryptoworld (not only ICOs): https://forico.io

And which resources do you use?

For choose ico project i have cryteria to choose it.first i always look at coinschedule.com ,how about plates of ico then i look at their website how about project.for long term project or just quickly project..for two
.look how many token hasbeen sold out at token sale..and then who their partner when they make ico project.i think it can be choose about good ico investmen

[Teraboy]

Do you use ICO Rating Platforms like ICO Bench, for example?

I don't blindly believe at ratings but it really helps when you are making your own research about any of ICOs.

Recently found this platform really useful cause there is all the info about the cryptoworld (not only ICOs): https://forico.io

And which resources do you use?

Icodrop and most of successful project just like QKC, ZRX, ZiL, ONT have been coming from there. I can say icodrop as the reliable ico rating platform and ico list site at the same time. There was a lot of investors have been getting a lot of good reviews about those icos.  I was a part of them all.

[crypto_blockchain43]

Do you use ICO Rating Platforms like ICO Bench, for example?

I don't blindly believe at ratings but it really helps when you are making your own research about any of ICOs.

Recently found this platform really useful cause there is all the info about the cryptoworld (not only ICOs): https://forico.io

And which resources do you use?

I use ICO Bench and ForICO and also I used once https://moonrate.io/

Its the list of verified ICO Agencies, we found a great ICO support for our project there

I also use ICO Bench to be able to search for the best ICO project. Most good ICO projects are listed here and there are always scores for each project. Personally, I always choose potential projects and always check carefully before investing because the number of ICO projects is huge and we have to be able to check everything from the project we are going to.

Can you share how you are checking? Do you contact the ICO project's team before making a decision?

[crypto_blockchain43]

There are a lot of them. I usually use icobench.com, trackico.io, foxico.io, icomarks.com. And the best is of course ICOdrops.com - there are no scams listings and almost all the ICO's listed there with at least medium interest collects their hardcap.

Thanks for the advice! I'll check it out

[badykvik]

Yes, I also use the icobench and some other platforms to check the for good icos but I use this as a guide when doing my research about of good icos to in. After checking the rating, I also take time to do my own research about the project and be sure of the potentials before I invest in it.

[iconoclast]

Do you use ICO Rating Platforms like ICO Bench, for example?

I don't blindly believe at ratings but it really helps when you are making your own research about any of ICOs.

Recently found this platform really useful cause there is all the info about the cryptoworld (not only ICOs): https://forico.io

And which resources do you use?

I don't use any of the ICO rating sites for anything except checking the price that an ICO was done at when that information is no longer available on the ICO website.
At best all they ever do is rehash the information from the ICO site without verifying it from reliable independent sources. At worst they write reviews that create an unrealistic picture because they have taken money from the company doing the ICO.

[DeleikesiL]

Yes, I have logged in to icobench before, I will also use some of the above information as a reference. Don't blindly trust these rating sites, but we use the information above is really a good way. I just logged in forICO. I think this site is very nice, beautiful interface, detailed classification. thank you for your sharing

[billy.ryoko]

They have the many platforms can checking the ICO information now, and I would like to visite icomarks tracking my favorite ICO, but I don't believe all the report in those sites, even they have rated over 8 or more, but till have many scam ICO you can found it.

[tenebriscaelum]

I only use ICObench and from there I evaluate the ICOs that have a rating of 4+. What I check in the ICO is the bounties , website, whitepaper, road map, developers, status of the token sale and the social media account along with the community so that I can assess if the ICO will be worth my time or money. It will depend on you how you will take your evaluations in an ICO.

[Vladique]

I do not trust ICO ratings, I do not believe them. Very often the figure in the rating of the project does not say anything. You can also buy a high rating, do not believe the ratings

[tsaroz]

You don't have to trust them blindly because you are the one that makes a final decisions about your investments.
But they are a good place to start your own research and in my experience these ICO rating sites are getting more professional and effective in reaching the teams.

[Docnaster]

I definitely stay away from ICO bench as those reviews are regularly bought here on the forum. Sometimes I look at ICOdrop but they don't really have a detailed analysis that I would like. So I tend to use word of mouth, and join the telgram community before making any investment so I can look at the overall vibe and level of interest from the community.

[seo-maestro]

I like 2  ICO rating platforms (only best projects are listed there): https://icodrops.com and https://analytics.hypernum.com/ but always DYOR!

[rickadone]

Do you use ICO Rating Platforms like ICO Bench, for example?

I don't blindly believe at ratings but it really helps when you are making your own research about any of ICOs.

Recently found this platform really useful cause there is all the info about the cryptoworld (not only ICOs): https://forico.io

And which resources do you use?

I really do not trust any ICO rating platform because I am not sure if they are getting paid by the ICO or not. Look at the prices, most ICO tokens are making like millions of dollars from their ICO, they can just pay like $20k to some platform and it will write that this ICO is amazing and the best coin and it will one day be bigger than bitcoin and whatever because they got paid for it. How would I know these people are not paid or not ?

Hence, I do not trust the ICO rating. If you want to check a rating, check the bitcointalk topic, rank the ICO on the page and time, if it is 100+ pages already in first two months and rank better than most than it has a good chance, if has like 8 pages on its name for 6 months obviously its horrible.

[Noobaru]

I use them all (icobench, icoholder, icorating, icodrops, etc.), but I mostly rely on icodrops, because I think it's one of the best if not the best out there and the most reliable one. They have everything you need and you can also find links to bounties there and other interesting stuff.