A question to all ICO investors.

[jonas5222000]

Its must be first at you, you should take a research about the ICO's you want and also look at their staff behind their project because it actually helps you to trust their project ,so be kind at all.

[kincit88]

What are the biggest sources, channels (YouTube channels/influencers, Twitter accounts/influencers etc, ICO rating websites) online that you use to find out in which ICO to invest in?

It just for reference for me before i decide to invest or not,i think  ratting website is useless because they get money from that ico so he can give big score on that project and put it into their website.. My advice is never trust the rating ico..

[xvids]

ICO rating sites and this forum .
Sometimes I use the rating sites to search for a certain platform and read their project .
And there are times that I would look up in this forum for something that would get my interest.

[hell_slayer]

What are the biggest sources, channels (YouTube channels/influencers, Twitter accounts/influencers etc, ICO rating websites) online that you use to find out in which ICO to invest in?

All this plus bitcointalk forum . In fact, I consider this forum the most valuable source of information, because there are often discussions that help to get complete and accurate information about projects. ICO ratings and social networks cause me much less confidence, because there basically just goes paid advertising

[steveabrahams]

What are the biggest sources, channels (YouTube channels/influencers, Twitter accounts/influencers etc, ICO rating websites) online that you use to find out in which ICO to invest in?

All this plus bitcointalk forum . In fact, I consider this forum the most valuable source of information, because there are often discussions that help to get complete and accurate information about projects. ICO ratings and social networks cause me much less confidence, because there basically just goes paid advertising

True, bitcointalk forum is a big sources for ICO investors. They can just simply visit announcement section for altcoins and find the ANN thread about the project there and twitter, facebook, instagram and youtube are obviously the biggest sources too for find out an ICO.

[coin-investor]

What are the biggest sources, channels (YouTube channels/influencers, Twitter accounts/influencers etc, ICO rating websites) online that you use to find out in which ICO to invest in?

The most reliable source is Bitcointalk, a legit project will post or create a thread here, this is to let the members comment on the legality and truthfulness of ICO, I don't trust ICO that do not open a thread here, there are a lot of scam ICO that do not have a thread here, so they will not get caught.

[X-ray]

What are the biggest sources, channels (YouTube channels/influencers, Twitter accounts/influencers etc, ICO rating websites) online that you use to find out in which ICO to invest in?

Check out ICO List by CoinCodex, you can find there aggregated ratings from various sites.

I don't trust coincodex consider about there was a lot of scam icos. we are only using icodrop as the reliable ico tracker this time. Basically, most of them are getting paid to promote. That's why ico bencg gets negative trust caused by that. you can see that through open the trust summary of icobench

[Adya]

What are the biggest sources, channels (YouTube channels/influencers, Twitter accounts/influencers etc, ICO rating websites) online that you use to find out in which ICO to invest in?

never used any channels. any shitty project now can buy any perfect feedack as you wish. only btt with same guys as you in it. fair opinions, pluses as minuses.

[ccsang]

I'll check out from ICO ratings sites, I won't trust the ratings or expert comment, I just want to know which ICO is running or coming soon, after that I'll go to bitcointalk, youtube and google search the project to identify whether this project is worth investing.

[Onanana]

Your search for the best ICO should start with researching what is being discussed on popular crypto forums, such as BitcoinTalk. Always research the development team behind any ICO in question. These are the people who are going to be receiving your investment. Never invest in an ICO when their development team lacks the experience to accomplish the tasks required. Start with the team’s social media accounts. Social Media research can reveal a lot about a project’s team. Another important factor to consider when finding the best ICO to invest in is the level of community support within the project. GitHub is a major launching ground for open-sourced projects, such as Bitcoin. It is important that you communicate with the project’s development team. This will help you to determine the level of venture capital (VC) funding the project has already attained. Right now, alot of good ICOs are emerging and the most popular ones that I personally recommend you to invest in are, IBC group and Bitrus Exchange.

[judeafante]

What are the biggest sources, channels (YouTube channels/influencers, Twitter accounts/influencers etc, ICO rating websites) online that you use to find out in which ICO to invest in?

I look first in the bounty thread since I only invest in a coin that has a bounty campaign, then I checked if the ICO has a scam report in scam section, then fully check if there are a complaint or anything wrong in their profile and roadmap, this is the hardest time to invest in ICO right now.

[Chomsy]

Personally, I do not invest. I stopped that long ago but it's wise, whichever source used, to still check out the web and whitepapers of the project and make other researches too.

[trash321]

The question as a whole is understandable and I think that many people already understand that most of the information is of course on social networks Twitter and youtube, but of course a lot of information is also on bitcointalk, because there are so many useful things that you can find here.

[dipeco]

You can trust only your own investigation, because almost all the sources that you have listed can be paid directly or via bounty programmes. Investigate the project on your own and you will be able to detect any scam ICO.

[toydoll]

I try to use as many different resources as possible.The main thing is of course the bitcointalk forum,I try to study their project with the help of white paper,I watch their Twitter and facebook,I study who is in their team,I try to find as much information about them on the Internet as possible.ICO-ratings I do not trust,several times burned on their forecasts.Well, based on my intuition.

[NDX-AKA]

a project managed by a great team I think will be easy to attract a lot of investor interest, but why are there many good ICO projects but investors are difficult to invest in a project, is there a lot of fraud here so many investors are hesitant to join an ICO project

[Lanatsa]

What are the biggest sources, channels (YouTube channels/influencers, Twitter accounts/influencers etc, ICO rating websites) online that you use to find out in which ICO to invest in?

I look first in the bounty thread since I only invest in a coin that has a bounty campaign, then I checked if the ICO has a scam report in scam section, then fully check if there are a complaint or anything wrong in their profile and roadmap, this is the hardest time to invest in ICO right now.

Scam reports doesnt come on the first place thats why its really risky if you do able to consider this stuff when investing. Complaints do only
comes after if there are several issues with the team but these things do only uncover in the end which means either you already invested or not.
Always check out teams transparency.

[aprilnot]

What are the biggest sources, channels (YouTube channels/influencers, Twitter accounts/influencers etc, ICO rating websites) online that you use to find out in which ICO to invest in?

not looking for references from there. I rely more on personal analysis. but first, now I stop investing in new projects. better focus on trading and add to my portfolio with quality coins.

[tonibyuzen]

It seems that such a need will soon disappear and all you will need to do is to be subscribed to the official channels of the exchanges to be aware of the upcoming IEO. ICO will soon disappear, more and more projects turn out to be a Scam, while IEO even during the bear market bring investors income.

[Onanana]

For unbiased coin and ICO reviews I use Decentraland, it's a virtual reality (VR) platform powered by the Ethereum blockchain, wherein users can create, experience, and monetize content and applications in a 3D interactive world. In Decentraland, you can purchase land via the Ethereum blockchain and have full ownership rights and control of what content is published to your land, ranging from static 3D scenes to interactive systems such as games and activities. Another is Byteball cause it makes it possible and easy to bind payment to a condition, enabling individualized smart payment contracts. In relevance to ICO reviews and legitimacy here are few of my researched ICOs that are good to invest in, ICOBOX, and Bitrus as an ongoing ICO.