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April 18, 2019, 07:41:43 PM
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Now a days every system, is possible to transformed into blockchain technology ecosystem. It's very much possible to design a very good looking website with lot of graphics in it. I have seen there are thousands of boots possible in telegram community.
So if we feel the project is good, we have to get ourselves engaged daily in community discussions. This will keep us updated about project specifically the development part. We also consider at what stage product development is.
If we have technical knowledge  GitHub code also can give better idea about project and your analysis can be better.
One of the thing I have observed that if any product is already existing and through a project they are transitioning to blockchain technology, it's most likely genuine project. For example, Bankera.
There are many other factors which  can be checked to know if any project is good by or not.
Regulations to cryptocurrency and ICOs is permanent solution to it.
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April 18, 2019, 07:53:49 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.
Its actually very difficult to distinguish between good and bad projects to be honest. But one thing to look out for is the team and the community behind the project. The most important factor still lies with the market cap of the project after listing.

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April 19, 2019, 01:18:49 PM
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The most important factor still lies with the market cap of the project after listing.

I do not think that the market cap  is the most important factor, we all know that the computation of market cap is faulty.  It actually does not tell anything about the actual value of the project.  I believe it is the delivered promised on the roadmap that is more important.  It is one of the factor that determine if the project is a success or not.
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April 20, 2019, 11:55:08 PM
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differentiating between the two is not easy and it takes really hardwork  to do so. research more into the project, the team behind it and how they manage their social media handles. consider whether the project has any product or revenue and reconsider any decision made from that.

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April 27, 2019, 08:17:23 PM
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Distinguishing between good and bad ico is not that easy because majority of them do package lies in their white paper, I guess the way the team handle partnership and the price after it hit an exchange determines it
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October 24, 2019, 03:41:04 PM
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To distinguish good projects from bad ones, experience is needed. And to trust someone and invest their money is such a self.

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November 14, 2019, 10:19:56 PM
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Sometimes experience is needed to distinguish between a good and a bad project but the most important aspect of it all is to do a vivid research on the project, the core team behind it and how strong their social media handles are, mor ever, checking their whitepaper and regular updates are all reasons to help distinguish between the two.

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November 14, 2019, 10:47:38 PM
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It is quite difficult differentiating good projects from bad project. Good projects follow their roadmap, they have brilliant and professional team members, outstanding concept.
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November 14, 2019, 11:10:06 PM
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If you are not quite a beginner, then you will not be difficult to distinguish a good project from a bad one. Many developers who are scammers use almost identical schemes and you can calculate them quite easily.

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November 15, 2019, 12:33:58 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.
ICO rating and reviews by them is good but for me the problem is all it takes is money over reputation, i don't believe that all of their reviews are real and without money involved to make other projects high level or standard in the overall review. What i did is to review first in my own then try to look in that reviews if it was both good just to see another opinion nevertheless it won't affect my decision.
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November 15, 2019, 01:41:06 AM
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If you are not quite a beginner, then you will not be difficult to distinguish a good project from a bad one. Many developers who are scammers use almost identical schemes and you can calculate them quite easily.
Now there are many ways to evaluate a project and if that project does not meet the fundamentals for the investor then surely that project is not encouraged to invest in this market. There are currently hundreds of different projects but finding a potential project is really difficult and it takes a lot of time to research. I think the best way is to invest only when the project has IEO information because this is the fastest way to ensure the safety of investors.

Not all IEO are successful but you should choose at bigexchanges like Huobi to make a good profit because almost all of the IEO projects listed here have pump whales.
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December 07, 2019, 06:11:17 AM
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If this is your first time wanting to choose a project for investment, then you better do it on crypto exchanges, through IEO. The exchange checks every project before adding it to carry out IEO. You can also invest yourself, but you need experience in selecting honest and promising projects. I recommend selecting projects related to the blockchain protocol or the financial sector. Good luck.
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December 07, 2019, 06:33:01 AM
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I still can't find the perfect way to distinguish between good and bad projects because all the way i turned to failed me, crypto scammers have no single fear in them, they go for crypto events publicly and still scam people in the end, its risky

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December 07, 2019, 06:56:24 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.
This is simple nothing but poor marketing attempt, you are simply advertising your own ICO rating project or platform anyways people on here are way smarter and they know that ICO raters are bond to take bribe to higher rate projects, its nothing new

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December 07, 2019, 08:29:52 AM
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We should clearly distinguish the good and the bad projects to have the next good go. But this distinction is extremely difficult and time consuming. There are many bad projects but they appear to be very good, making it difficult to classify.  Angry
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December 07, 2019, 08:34:02 AM
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I contact you when needed. Your team analyzed nearly 3,000 blockchain projects which is a big number. cahwsc must have a lot of research experience and investment. Please help me.
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December 07, 2019, 08:37:36 AM
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Currently there are many ways to distinguish between good and bad projects but to do this quickly is extremely difficult. Your way is great, I hope you can research and share better ways. thank you.  Grin
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December 07, 2019, 08:48:28 AM
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overdose of works on expending uses with possession of resource might leaves with spares on excessive as parties to degrade on level with business stages on plan on compliance and returns as least on results without collecting spares as the normative limit on exchange as the decision on trade on merchantile.


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December 08, 2019, 11:37:35 AM
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Good project has some criterias. Good project will have clear motive, transparent deals, skilled team members. They will try to maintain good community support and important thing is they will try to follow through their deadlines, product development and roadmap. Missing deadlines, is a red flug. But sometimes unusual delay happens as the road is not that smooth
That's right, every good project will definitely continue to develop their project by following the roadmap they have prepared and a good project will always provide the best results for everyone who participates in the project, they will protect the investors who have invested in the project and always updating the latest news on their project to be shared with the people who participated in it and for ICO web rating I don't think it is the right way to judge the good or bad of a project.
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December 08, 2019, 11:51:31 AM
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A good project always has a real concept and a product that can function well in the market, talking about projects is sometimes unexpected, but good projects always have good opportunities for the future. such as a positive team background, a good road map, having great partners and a working product. once again if you want to invest in a project always do some research and never spend your money just to invest in a project.
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