if you want to invest in crypto...

[Bezobraznike]

   It's not the time to think about investing in crypto-currencies. The time is passing and more people wait it will be more expensive
for them to invest.
   When it's come to choosing in which crypto-currencies to invest just invest in the ones we talk about here. Bitcoin, Ethereum and
many others.

[Miaallen]

It won't be wise for any investor not to know the details of the people behind the project one wants to invest into. And confirming the authenticity of the people behind the project doesn't mean one should not research the project too.

[jennerpower]

Just an advice before you make an investment. First and foremost, you should have a lot of patience. Cryptocurrency investment is not an easy money. Depends on what you are promised to but most of the time it takes time and patience. Also make sure that you understand the concept of holding, buying high and selling low.

[Lantind]

It won't be wise for any investor not to know the details of the people behind the project one wants to invest into. And confirming the authenticity of the people behind the project doesn't mean one should not research the project too.

Yes, and it's something all investors should always do before they decide to invest in a project,
and I think that is a very natural thing for all investors to do in cryptocurrency.

[bastian466]

My choice if I want to invest in Crypto will not look for new ones so choose the right one has been tested and many people use it.  New ones are not sure it will survive like the altcoins that are now listed on all  exchanges

[trauchot]

Scammers do not sleep and constantly find new ways to deceive people who invest in cryptocurrencies, and therefore any investor should always think over their actions in cryptocurrency investments many times so as not to get caught by scammers.

[0verseer]

I find some project that has too many promises not meet or delay does raise some flag. It makes the project become unprofessional from the viewpoint of investors, and even if they ain't try to scam you, it won't have a good future for the coin with that kind of attitude. Sometimes, if you can't look for the right information or verify it because many reasons (language barrier, can't access some information to make the right judgment,...) then look for how they operate the project.

[ChronoLite]

to prove they're not scammer project and minimize your investment of being scam...

1. look for the team if they're legit and real human... prove to yourself if they're human and real, not fake linkin from russia, reddit or facebook stuff...

it's so easy to fake identities because on the internet everything can be faked and make it looks legit, look at the projects that they think were legit because they thought the teams were legit with the photo and data, but it's all just fake cuz they could take the images from everywhere. But a chosen people could identify that

[Alohadanc3]

The scameers are everywhere. And in this crypto spac there are lots of scam projects available. And many people are got into them. So checking a project or research about the project is very essential now a days. And there are many methods which you can apply to verify a project. And checking a team is very important. But if you only go with this one method I don't think that is enough. Check their website,their partners, whitpapers. And always cross check them. Collect as much information as you can. And then decide you want to invest or not.

[Rafiqul]

DIA new defi project..
I like to happy for holding DIA. Although DIA price increase lots of even already cross $2. Really appreciate defi time and every defi project going to successful. This year 2020 Oks and dia i am in successful investment.

The two projects of DIA and Oks Defi  are the best projects of 2020 for me. The current price of DIA is much higher than the current price of ICO and the price of OKS is satisfactory. Both projects are a boon for investors.

[jerrison]

to prove they're not scammer project and minimize your investment of being scam...

1. look for the team if they're legit and real human... prove to yourself if they're human and real, not fake linkin from russia, reddit or facebook stuff...
2. list your find...

Invest in crypto with your own fund and not borrowed funds and also note that the money invested is your spare money that can be spared just incase it doesn't go the way it is planned for.  Also consult various social media chahnnels of the project to find out if the project is legit enough to ommit funds to.

[Upgate]

the problem even if they are real when they want to scam you cannot do anything about that.. i know some projects that did like this but after all they were all scammers. the project was successful in their ico but in the end, they end abandoning the project and their investors

That's the new strategy scammers has developed. A project will look more promising during the ICO stage but after that, the project will be abandoned without further informations or developments.
This is the main reason why investors are losing fate in crypto. Scam project a-times looks real
Cryptospace can't scale high with such development. Its so appalling to experience such

[albon]

to prove they're not scammer project and minimize your investment of being scam...

1. look for the team if they're legit and real human... prove to yourself if they're human and real, not fake linkin from russia, reddit or facebook stuff...
2. list your find...

Whoever wants to invest in crypto should not put his money in a project that contains a fake team who have pictures of known people, cartoon pictures, a photo modified in Photoshop, or their LinkedIn account is devoid of experience, Also, They should also have fulfilled many of the project's goals in their roadmap, Their whitepaper should be unique and not stolen from other projects.

[vovannovig2]

to prove they're not scammer project and minimize your investment of being scam...

1. look for the team if they're legit and real human... prove to yourself if they're human and real, not fake linkin from russia, reddit or facebook stuff...
2. list your find...

I believe that anyone who wants to invest in cryptocurrency should choose old projects.
I have been holding coins since 2017 for projects such as XSPEC, PHORE, STORJ, EmerCoin, NIX

I am confident in them because they developed during the crisis, the teams are friendly and I see the future that they began to build a long time ago. They write code, develop, believe in the digital future!

Here is an example of an old project that all this time has been developing the now fashionable DEFI direction - Phore Synapse — The Future of DEFI ( https://medium.com/@phoreblockchain/phore-synapse-the-future-of-defi-8671e7ca5501 )

[Jocuserious]

Nothing list find for investing at this time because I'm comfortable trading. I'm asleep holding some tokens because i have to be more patient until i make lots of profits. If you want to invest, you must find out how strong the project is and how you are strategizing to implement their future plans. Be careful and try to catch the project and always keep yourself calm for the investment.

[bayudndy]

If you want to invest in crypto, the first thing you need to find and verify its whitepaper. Yes, I know whitepaper doesn't important like it used to be but that still a good start to find any disparate in any new project.

New projects can easily copy the whitepaper, and you will fall into scam projects just by checking the whitepaper. It is better that you take other measures such as checking the team, product, and partner of that project ...

[Barbut]

If you want to invest in crypto, the first thing you need to find and verify its whitepaper. Yes, I know whitepaper doesn't important like it used to be but that still a good start to find any disparate in any new project.

It's just one step, from OP we have two more steps. If you research projects just by one step that means nothing, more steps you make, deeper you go, more chances you have to spot a possible scam. Never rely on just one thing, one source, one step, try to change your perspective as you can and all possible angles, it's how you do it good and how you protect yourself.

[nicedreams]

If you want to invest in crypto, the first thing you need to find and verify its whitepaper. Yes, I know whitepaper doesn't important like it used to be but that still a good start to find any disparate in any new project.

New projects can easily copy the whitepaper, and you will fall into scam projects just by checking the whitepaper. It is better that you take other measures such as checking the team, product, and partner of that project ...

The whitepaper plagiarism is a thing but I'm sure that any attempts of blatant copy and paste from another whitepaper can be found and enough to raise a red flag. Sure I would stay away project doing that kind of thing. There is also plenty more way to check a project as you have said.

[benthach]

to prove they're not scammer project and minimize your investment of being scam...

1. look for the team if they're legit and real human... prove to yourself if they're human and real, not fake linkin from russia, reddit or facebook stuff...

it's so easy to fake identities because on the internet everything can be faked and make it looks legit, look at the projects that they think were legit because they thought the teams were legit with the photo and data, but it's all just fake cuz they could take the images from everywhere. But a chosen people could identify that

yes, just like what i said on the post.
even coin volumes can be fake and manipulate, people though it was real then they got trap.
like i always said binance is a fake exchange when it first started, fake volumes, cardano is fake when it first started, fake volumes, there are ton of other coins on top 100 that are fake.

[killerfrost]

If you want to invest in crypto, the first thing you need to find and verify its whitepaper. Yes, I know whitepaper doesn't important like it used to be but that still a good start to find any disparate in any new project.

New projects can easily copy the whitepaper, and you will fall into scam projects just by checking the whitepaper. It is better that you take other measures such as checking the team, product, and partner of that project ...

The whitepaper plagiarism is a thing but I'm sure that any attempts of blatant copy and paste from another whitepaper can be found and enough to raise a red flag. Sure I would stay away project doing that kind of thing. There is also plenty more way to check a project as you have said.

I also believe that those projects are scams, if they are reputable then surely they will have a good idea and have a whitepaper of their own project. Never waste your time on those projects because it will never be successful in this market.