Important question to Investors!!

[ExFrozze]

of course we all become investors, investors who mean the community to publish to everyone in the form of a bounty program, I have never bought through presale or ico, but I expect a lot of ICO with polatfrom being built, especially in blockchain ethereum

[joeperry]

Do you invest in Presales?

Before... yes but right now I focused on trading rather than investing to pre sales since I can have income here immediately rather than waiting for the project to be on exchange and have a pump.

What do you research first in order to invest?

The projects itself, there 3 things I search first (But actually they're a lot but this is the first 3 important things):
1. The Existing problem they're going to solve.
2. The solution they proposed using the blockchain technology or the likes
3. Look if there are some existing project that has the same solution as them if yes... then I might doubt at it the project should be unique in terms of solution

What makes the project interesting and worth investing?

Uniqueness of their approaches to the existing problems using blockchain technology and the likes.

I ask all the investors, what makes a coin Perfect!?! A working platform? Active devs?

There's no such thing as perfect coin all of the coins has their own advantages and disadvantages, but a good coin is when the developers develop their weaknesses and get better and better from time to time.

A working platform is great too since we can use the coin in there and you know that the coin is not useless and have a use.
A developer also should have enough experience too, a great team has a higher chance of great projects... but there are some developers that has an experience but has a failed projects it's important for the team to give an updates about the development and status of the project and they should continue to develop the project more better and better.

[jazmuzika217]

Its depend on what kind of project will you choose to invest in pre sales before investing your fund you need to check every details of the project because researching can give you hint if the project is legit or not if its for long term or short term run.
I'm not a investor but this part is important to avoid losing your fund because the marketare fullof scammer.

[gilangIDR]

It is an option for investors, there are investors who try to invest from the beginning and there are also investors who enter a type of investment in the ongoing period. For me it is a choice that every investor does, investors must have a strategy and they see the capabilities they have. Some are smart to read from the beginning and some are trying to be careful to gain momentum both in the midst of investment.

[jakelyson]

Investing in presales is a risky business and requires a lot of leg work. There is a lot you have to check because most presales do not have a working product yet. What they are selling is an idea, which they can or can't complete. Personally, I have to check the whitepaper and the roadmap first if they are feasible. Then the background of the individuals involved in the project. You also have to watch out for scam accusations about the project.

[batang_bitcoin]

I don't invest in presales but most of the investors today are looking at the developers team.

If someone has been part of shady deed before, it's already a red flag.

[Danslip]

Personally, I never make my homework before investing in small amounts. For big bucks, the situation is a bit different and expectations can be made depending on the case. Investing is a tough job and making decisions based on other's experiencer is dangerous.

[alexsandria]

I am not a presale investor, but in my opinion to be a presale investor you must be very careful in looking for a good project because now many scammers are acting on behalf of a new project and eventually just becoming trash

knowing the fact that we are going to take a huge risk in presale investing, I can say, still it is the most profitable investment you can enter. I would suggest that you should not just be careful on looking for a project, but to ask your colleagues and co investors about their experience. You cannot be safe on investment, but you can reduce the risk to make things possible.

[semobo]

Hey guys. As the title suggests, i've a question to the presale Investors.

Do you invest in Presales?

What do you research first in order to invest?

What makes the project interesting and worth investing?

I ask all the investors, what makes a coin Perfect!?!

A working platform?

Active devs?

or do you guys see something else too?

Please let me know, i'm really keen to know such stuff before becoming an investor myself. Thanks.

Too much of questions but my suggestion will be just avoid new crypto projects now since lot of projects were released by exchanges which get successful also bht we can't sure they will get their project into successful so better wait or invest on cryotos.

[harrypotpot]

The main thing to see is the clarity of the program or project as well as the team as well, and the purpose of the platform that you want to build,
so that investors can trust and want to invest in the project.

You might have some time to see and enter community group chats and tackle issues there if any, I suggest choosing the project with most active community as the chance that members there initially conducted their personal research regarding the project and its internal.

[AL1CE M]

Most times, when investors buy the pre sale of a project, it's like taking more risks, not minding what might happen later.
As a presale investor, the major information I lookout for, is first the team and the originality in the project.
Most times, there might not be any MVP, but before I can have an iota of believe in what they have to offer, I must be able to find someone in the team, whom I can trust. If not, i will not invest.

Of course its a lot of risk, thats what I want to know, how you guys separate the gem from the trash.
I'll look out for team ok, but what do you mean by the originality in the project?

Also, would you mind explaining MVP and IOTA too? Many thanks!

[Adriano2010]

I ussually only invest on old coins and on bitcoin, i not like to invest on something new because i'm a bit afraid that project will fail and if i can't get more info i don't invest on.

[florac9]

Its not only about a active teams ,there must be a working product available for the project ,its really what makes a good can't go wrong projects

[GunsLair]

I also, like many, watch and evaluate the project team. Then I study the elaboration of the project - a roadmap, how the project plans to do with the money collected, and the implementation itself.

[hummer113]

Such questions are good for parse a living example. A lot depends on the time, during the bull market I have enough information about the team and the project idea, but in the bear market the project should show itself perfectly, so I invested in it.

[arufox]

Please let me know, i'm really keen to know such stuff before becoming an investor myself. Thanks.

I never join in presale because the minimun required amount sometimes too high for me, i just join in main sale

What do you research first in order to invest? For me the first is team,

What makes a coin Perfect!?! the team again, after that is concept, website, whitepaper, also is ads

[sandgluenick]

Of all the questions I concluded that this is the obligation of every investor to analyze the point of view of the Crypto space that is difficult to interpret. There are many interesting things that I see and still haven't found the answer, in my opinion everyone has a different view so that it can be interpreted that we prefer strong opinions or speculations to act. Most of us just follow trends and ignore other important things.

[spydee1522]

as an investor in general, i will say before you take any risk, the most important thing to do is to research into the project and the team behind it very well. being a pre-sale investor is very risky because anything can happen, sometimes you can wait and buy from dumpers and or better still read, analyse and research into the project if the project has any product dealing with and with this, you are through.

[Kevin77]

I did invested in presales before, for a while I haven't because I haven't found one that really interests me at all. I do research in my own ways, its just mathematically in some aspect, I check their roadmap and what they are trying to achieve, if it is really a problem I have too than I move to the team and I check each of them and what they have managed to build so far and than I check the community and the size, if it passes from all three than I invest.

Usually all coins that worth something try to solve a problem, if its solution that it worth something, if its not than I don't even look at it. The perfect coin is the one that has amazing team behind it that is known to previously be part of amazing coins and built something before, that is solving a problem we all have and definitely has a huge community behind it.

[AL1CE M]

I think there is only one factor. That is the community. If the community of a project is good, it will definitely have a chance to partner with Binance or other major exchanges and other partners.
A large community will also help a bad project to be great in the future.

I agree, community plays an important role too -- but how to attract one?

Say a project is really good, but got the bad guys in the community, what then? Coin will be dead?