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For me i just look at their whitepaper and look at their project if it is realistic that it can be used in daily life and i always look deeper in the project aim and goals ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) People say that supply creates its own demand but it is the supply of good or a service is high but its quality is down, it will never create its demand so this is the bottom line. Those coins/projects in the market that are famous and have great projects that can make value in the market, they are the ones you should look for. Many projects have no value in real life but advertisement makes and creates hype in the market that influences the investment pattern of the people. Stay wise.
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April 08, 2019, 08:46:42 PM |
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Maybe at this time is need to wait for coin to reach exchange and see if there are some real buyers or no one want that coin, you have to make research and see if the team is real or use fake names, these days a lot of project can't make investors get back profit.
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April 09, 2019, 04:25:18 AM |
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How can you quickly distinguish between good and bad projects and even being invincible in the bear market?
In fact I join an ICO Rating Project recently and now I am testing if the project do help to investors. Our team has analyzed almost 3,000 blockchain projects. The analysis dimensions include Exchange, Community, Sentiment, Code and Market. This project began half a year ago and is currently in beta.
Contact me if you are interested and you can download it for free.
You can choose any projects, but you must do some research first. About the project, team, roadmap, etc. That's why we need to read the whitepaper at glance before buying some coin. Better safe than sorry, we must take every measure to know about the project that we put our money into.
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April 09, 2019, 05:47:57 AM |
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To engage in any project research is very essential.I believe to start an ico we need to get strong backup and partners.i always do research because fake and naughty project Will still prove to be the best and waste people resources, some are even scam.all they want is to get people attention and go away with there money.we have different things around.so we all need to do our survey and get vital information about a perticular project.
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Mostly we should not put too much time into checking. We should check top ICO listing sites where there are genuine review options, after that checking there make life easier. As once you are sure about the broker’s market reputation then you can check for other aspects that are not available on the website, as that can be find by doing searched and putting some time into it. Most people do opposite and don’t put time but only prefer to go in.
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April 10, 2019, 03:40:47 AM |
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How can you quickly distinguish between good and bad projects and even being invincible in the bear market?
In fact I join an ICO Rating Project recently and now I am testing if the project do help to investors. Our team has analyzed almost 3,000 blockchain projects. The analysis dimensions include Exchange, Community, Sentiment, Code and Market. This project began half a year ago and is currently in beta.
Contact me if you are interested and you can download it for free.
We cannot distinguish a project with only one sight, they are seems like same at glance. Trying to search for warnings and red flags in the project is a good method to distinguish real from scam projects. I guess we need to cost our time for the best outcome and participating in a good project.
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April 10, 2019, 03:44:52 AM |
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in fact, it is very difficult to distinguish between good and bad projects. we must be smart in choosing. and I also don't know how to really work on tips or ways to get a good project. because I've tried a number of times, but always get a scam project.
To be honest most of the project right now is scam and only for money. They don't care about the project, they only want the money from the ICO. That's why we as an investor must be smart to know which one is good projects and which one is bad projects. I usually check the project first to know is the project is good or not.
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April 10, 2019, 03:47:00 AM |
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How can you quickly distinguish between good and bad projects and even being invincible in the bear market?
In fact I join an ICO Rating Project recently and now I am testing if the project do help to investors. Our team has analyzed almost 3,000 blockchain projects. The analysis dimensions include Exchange, Community, Sentiment, Code and Market. This project began half a year ago and is currently in beta.
Contact me if you are interested and you can download it for free.
We cannot distinguish a project with only one sight, they are seems like same at glance. Trying to search for warnings and red flags in the project is a good method to distinguish real from scam projects. I guess we need to cost our time for the best outcome and participating in a good project. The ideas can be copied from good projects, most of those newly created coins have same purposes and promises they just tried to improved and make some twist but the concept still the same, we have to be furious when we are choosing project to support, reviews are very important to weight the potential and chances of success.
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April 10, 2019, 05:44:50 AM |
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Go through the Whitepaper to ascertain what the project is bringing to the table. Research about the team, its very essential. Go to through their profile, check their social media platforms. Sometimes good projects attend blockchain events.
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April 11, 2019, 11:25:47 AM |
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We cannot distinguish a project with only one sight, they are seems like same at glance. Trying to search for warnings and red flags in the project is a good method to distinguish real from scam projects. I guess we need to cost our time for the best outcome and participating in a good project.
ICO projects nowadays is just like gambling, a game of luck, you might be lucky enough to participate in a genuine one by chance, so many ways people use in detecting a very good projects, especially the new ones are no longer working, and this is why many people are falling back to the method you advised, which you method can only work for already existing projects, it is when a project is already existing and had investors that you will get review on it that could lead to giving it a pass or making it as spam with red flag. I wouldn’t say we should no longer invest in new ones but we have to be very slow in taken actions and watch carefully.
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April 11, 2019, 11:52:08 AM |
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You should read the whitepaper, investigate the product, check community stats, rating websites, team members and so on. A good project that is aiming to collect a lot of money, should have all this points on a good level.
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April 11, 2019, 06:47:02 PM |
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You should read the whitepaper, investigate the product, check community stats, rating websites, team members and so on. A good project that is aiming to collect a lot of money, should have all this points on a good level.
It is really important to recognize the real and good project, it is good to follow and work with the new project, If you find the project not progressive then don’t invest as it cannot be good profit making one, bad projects will not be so famous one but good project gains more and more popularity and people become agree with invest in it without any fear of lose.
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April 11, 2019, 06:50:19 PM |
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How can you quickly distinguish between good and bad projects and even being invincible in the bear market?
Distinguishing the good and the bad would always be the hardest thing here on crypto investment.Spotting them out wont really be easy yet you would really need some sufficient research before hitting up that legit project or else you will still end up on being scammed by fraud ones. Now ICO is gradually diminishing yet IEO is the current trend as of this moment.
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April 11, 2019, 06:51:12 PM |
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First thing to do: Look at the team. Check if any of them has experience in the blockchain development. After that, read the whitepaper. Does it sound doable? and finally answer the question: Does it really need a blockchain?
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April 11, 2019, 06:59:57 PM |
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maybe before investing in a project you have to research further you should look for as much info about the project and of course their team,and researching on their social media about their team because ico is mostly a subtle deception.
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April 11, 2019, 07:06:39 PM |
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We should also know that some projects come as a good project in disguise. We should be careful of the kind of investments we make
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April 11, 2019, 07:23:20 PM |
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How can you quickly distinguish between good and bad projects and even being invincible in the bear market?
Distinguishing the good and the bad would always be the hardest thing here on crypto investment.Spotting them out wont really be easy yet you would really need some sufficient research before hitting up that legit project or else you will still end up on being scammed by fraud ones. Now ICO is gradually diminishing yet IEO is the current trend as of this moment. Maybe with IEO, at least investor get help from exchange that held IEO to pick safe project or maybe valuable project to pick. Even investors still must research about project that they want to invest first, a help will really can be good.
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April 11, 2019, 07:47:29 PM |
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considering having a lot of bad projects out there, I think the only way to distinguish between the two is thorough research and study on the various projects at hand. considering this, one has to learn more about the team behind the project and their aim and roadmap as well. i think this is beneficial in distinguishing.
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April 11, 2019, 07:51:02 PM |
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How can you quickly distinguish between good and bad projects and even being invincible in the bear market?
In fact I join an ICO Rating Project recently and now I am testing if the project do help to investors. Our team has analyzed almost 3,000 blockchain projects. The analysis dimensions include Exchange, Community, Sentiment, Code and Market. This project began half a year ago and is currently in beta.
Contact me if you are interested and you can download it for free.
Why we should contact you, I think that it is better if you share your results here because you will make a good advertisement to your project.
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April 11, 2019, 08:16:52 PM |
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But now, in fact, difficult to distinguish the good from the bad , there are good projects which collect little money , and there are bad exactly the same , I think it's better to be in the side
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