How do you find out about new projects?

[sayulita]

I honestly don't look too much for new projects, but this forum is a good source since most new projects have their bounties and ANN threads here.  I also gather news thru some of my friends here, some of us share news and projects that look promising. But as I mentioned, I mostly invest in established projects to lessen the risk of being scammed.

By the term established projects what do you mean, That you invest in the projects that are already listed on exchanges or that the projects which are currently in ICO but have raised good amount of funds. I must say that in both of these cases the amount of money that you can make is very low as compared to investing in ICO in early stages where you can literally make 10x of your investment if the project takes off after getting listed on the exchanges.
For me also this forum serves as a great resource for finding out about new projects and their important announcements. But there is a problem too as on daily basis a lot of projects post their announcement and only a few are good, so a lot of spam has to be filtered out of the watchlist also.

[judeafante]

You have a good resources, I prefer Bitcointalk when looking for a new projects, I can't find a good reason why developers will not open an announcement thread here to introduce their project to the Crypto community, unless they are hiding something and do not want to get expose, because every project will be investigated and if they have plan to scam investors they will expose here.

[Altryist]

I honestly don't look too much for new projects, but this forum is a good source since most new projects have their bounties and ANN threads here.  I also gather news thru some of my friends here, some of us share news and projects that look promising. But as I mentioned, I mostly invest in established projects to lessen the risk of being scammed.

I learn about new projects from Bitcointalk, there are good topics that track the emergence of good new projects very well, that's enough for me. But I also use for investing only existing projects that work and which in my opinion, have good prospects for development. I can also pay attention to new projects, on the advice of my friend, who analyzes projects very well, studies them and can share good advice.

[btcltcdigger]

My personal journey has been following many discord and telegram groups based around investing and OTC trading.
Once you're in them long enough, you'll see some projects popping up all around, and sure enough, 90% of those are interesting with great potential.

As for those review sites, we all know who icobench operated, so their reviews, and similar site reviews, should be taken with a bit of a reservation

[slashz9]

one way to find out whether the project is good or not is to try it, after that you will get used to choosing a project whether the project is good or not.
because already experienced.

[btc-facebook]

As a beginner, you can take several steps,
First, you can visit the Bitcointalk forum, because most new projects always make announcements about their projects,
Second, you can follow several telegram groups that specifically discuss cryptocurrency projects, such as ICOBENCH, there you will always find lots of new projects to be reviewed,
And in addition you can join telegram groups that discuss cryptocurrency, usually there you will find new facts that not many people know, because there are lots of interesting discussions about cryptocurrency projects.

[mirgo1791]

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[sgenuine]

All the stuff mentioned above is used, so I cannot say that there is a special source I trust most of all. However, I have signed up for 10 YouTube channels on cryptocurrencies which seem to be the most respected in the crypto world, and simply follow the news appearing on them.

[ecnalubma]

Thanks for the list, atleast I have a new reference now on where to search the latest crypto projects. But basically what I do is I invested in stable projects rather than newer ones. New projects might have a shot as well, but I’ve witnessed the pumps and dumps in crypto space that’s why I try to be cautious.

[pungopete468]

That's great list to get information about new projects but honestly sometimes I just get new information here in the forum just like the DeFi projects or so the only difference is that some information here might not be true since and from your list they assure they are giving good information for the credibility and reputation.

[JakobFugger]

I don't have much money to invest in new projects. What I'm trying to do is to keep track of traditional investors who are switching to crypto and try to keep track of where they invest. Generally these people research the team's names, feasibility and guarantee some cash flow in the long time.

a16z for example is the group that I observe the most. I can't participate in groups like these suggested because it is difficult to filter what is paid marketing from what is a well-structured financial advice.

[Marble777]

I personally only use the Bitcointalk forum to find new bounty projects that will come up, on the other hand most forum users also use the project signature slot so you have no trouble knowing the project either from the member signature banner or in a special thread about altcoin announcements or bounty thread.

[EMV]

I usually find out from telegram channels, as well as from sites like ICO Drops. You can watch very interesting news about projects on Twitter.

[albon]

Telegram and YouTube channels, ANN topics in crypto forums, blogs and sites that announce upcoming projects, and you must carefully review any project before investing or working with it, because the project may be scam or it may fail, so you should read their whitepaper and make sure of the team’s experience in the success of the project.

[ololajulo]

I gave up the habit of tracking ICO projects from ICO review websites, most of which just gave general evaluation of one ICO. Besides, the ICOs on the web are often described as very good and potential, but the majority will turn into a pile of rubbish. Such websites also do not have mixed comments so that investors can evaluate a project comprehensively.
If you want to invest in the best ICO make your own reviews, don't trust the web.

THose platforms mention are on twitter and Telegram, their members and followers have ability to meet the teams and ask your question, we have more AMA with all this platforms than in previous ICO years that are more discrete. This does not give a open answers, every investors will still need to do its research and no one can be 100% safe with all the hardwork to prevent scam.

[adzino]

Haven't clicked on any of those link, but kinda looks like bunch of sites that promote shitty projects. Do the websites do their research on how legit the project is? Will they take responsible if people gets scammed? I don't think so. There are here with their referral links and paid contents. I wouldn't be surprised if all of them are controlled by one person. But I am pretty much sure they get paid to promote any project. They don't care if its a scam project as long as they get paid.
Stop joining those groups or following those twitter accounts. Do your own research!

[dimonstration]

Telegram and YouTube channels, ANN topics in crypto forums, blogs and sites that announce upcoming projects, and you must carefully review any project before investing or working with it, because the project may be scam or it may fail, so you should read their whitepaper and make sure of the team’s experience in the success of the project.

It's way hard to read and analyze them all, especially if lf were eyeing in too many projects. I just learn to watch during DeFi projects the explanation via YouTube wherein the developers explains their project well. If the developer able to answer key questions and explain the use and idea of their project I skip on reading the whitepaper and just for us on searching whether there are also people investing in thru their own telegram and will know how active the team is and knowledgeable in their project.

[michellee]

I rarely need to check any websites or newsletters to find about new projects because im following a lot of people with similar interests and mostly those people are much kore experienced than me in this field so i do follow them and i often see they post about a new good project and if i like the initial look then i try to study more about the project before buying into the project but still there are often chances of failures so no guarantees.

Besides following those people, you should search from the other sources, so you will have additional data to give you more information about what you want. If you can have much info, I think that will make your analysis completed, and you can decide what to do related to the current situations. It will give you more chances to create another strategy, just if the market situations change in the other direction. You will know what strategy you can use.

[Gayong88]

The first reference, I always see new project updates in this forum that I'm proud of. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=238.0 then I saw who the manager was and surely he had a good reputation and then I juxtaposed other things that I deemed necessary. at least the basic analysis I got.

[rajakulam]

very useful information, because we as bounty hunters have to analyze further into a project, because if we don't analyze in a project we might be wrong in choosing it for us to participate in.