ICO flipping? Ideal strategy

[kandholabhavna]

Only way someone can make good returns investing in ICO is get in the pre sale phase, not the official presale but the friends and family rounds kinda phase. For christ's sake, salt was 25 cents in the 1st round.

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[Candyflipboy]

I think it all depends on the project. If you do not believe in the product, during the bounty period, dialed tokens, then you need to sell at the same second. If this is a real product that can bring income, it is worth the wait.
As for me, what is that Flux.fund is complete nonsense, which is created so that the owners earn money and make another one of the same projects.
And if something like Confideal, one can wait. These guys have some to lose. As for me it is the best background for investors.

[misa999]

Take a look at Pally app Smiley. Low hard cap, ongoing ICO for decentralised social travel. If you buy now, you will surely make at least 2x on exchanges + there is a referral program. If you wanna make up to 7,5% bonus for your contribution, PM me (anybody)

more on their official thread

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2100229.new#new

[DrMJG-LiveEdutv]

I think flipping tokens is not different than buying stocks shortly before the IPO. It is akin to playing lottery but with higher probability that you win.

[a7594li]

You must identify projects that you think will have good adoption or a ideal use case. do not buy something that there is already 5 coins.

unecessary competition, also alot of ico are cheaper when they are listed

[JoshuaKint]

That is true - STOs are the ICOs of the next generation. More secured. And by the way if you are the one who is planning to launch your own ICO/STO - i strongly recommend flexe.io/131  These guys were really good and DO understand how fund raising works.