How to find these coins?

[Tenger]

Hi guys. I wonder how to find and spot good coins and buy them at ICO, before they are going on a well known exchange like Binance? I know that there is a mass of new coins which are 99% shitcoins. But there were als coins which aint even shitcoins for example like DOT (ICO 0,29$), UNI (0,06$) or SOL (0,22$).

So how to spot these coins before they get popular or are listed on big exchanges and are purchaseable at decentrilised exchanges?

[coco23]

It's mostly luck at such an early time point in a project's life. Nobody knows in advance whether a project will be such a huge success and makes a x1000 from the ICO. The best is to research upcoming ICOs on pages like those:

• https://coinmarketcap.com/ico-calendar/
• https://icodrops.com/
• https://cryptorank.io/upcoming-ico

Then depending how much you want to invest pick ~5-10 different projects, invest and wait

[zasad@]

Hi guys. I wonder how to find and spot good coins and buy them at ICO, before they are going on a well known exchange like Binance? I know that there is a mass of new coins which are 99% shitcoins. But there were als coins which aint even shitcoins for example like DOT (ICO 0,29$), UNI (0,06$) or SOL (0,22$).

So how to spot these coins before they get popular or are listed on big exchanges and are purchaseable at decentrilised exchanges?

Check out my article on Polkadot, here is a short history of this project
Why I don't buy Polkadot now
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5272296

I will add another good site with analytics
https://messari.io/
There is a free period to test the service. This is enough to find the information you need.

[beerlover]

I think you won’t be able to know whether an ICO will be listed on a big exchange, except that the developers let you know that. What most people do is to just follow good projects that they find interesting and invest in them at cheaper rate, that’s during their ICO. And as time goes on, the developers may decide that they are going to get listed on huge exchange such as binance.com. So, you can’t really tell unless they let you know that. The developers are usually the ones who announce it that they’re going to get listed on exchanges, and they will tell you the exchanges that they will be listed on.

I believe any project that has a really good team would like to get their coin listed on big exchanges like Binance.com, because that’s what they should do if they really want the project to be successful. So, you should be checking out the team that are behind every project and also how good the project is.

[Teknisi88]

Be careful before investing in ICO. Usually it is not so easy to know exactly the continuity of a project from a business and technology point of view.
Many ICO publishers promised unreasonable yields, although many investors were successful because some coins exploded the price. However, according to experts, market characteristics are still marked according to large volatility.
Then it is wise, as usual, never spends money beyond your ability to lose it.

[tvplus006]

I think you won’t be able to know whether an ICO will be listed on a big exchange, except that the developers let you know that. What most people do is to just follow good projects that they find interesting and invest in them at cheaper rate, that’s during their ICO. And as time goes on, the developers may decide that they are going to get listed on huge exchange such as binance.com. ..

The team's desire to place its coin on a major exchange may not coincide with reality. When analyzing the project, it is necessary to see which of the major investors joined this project at an early stage. And if we see Alameda Research and Binance Labs among the investors, then you can be sure that this coin will definitely be listed on the FTX and Binance exchanges.

[goinmerry]

Hi guys. I wonder how to find and spot good coins and buy them at ICO, before they are going on a well known exchange like Binance? I know that there is a mass of new coins which are 99% shitcoins. But there were als coins which aint even shitcoins for example like DOT (ICO 0,29$), UNI (0,06$) or SOL (0,22$).

So how to spot these coins before they get popular or are listed on big exchanges and are purchaseable at decentrilised exchanges?

Actually, everything is a risk. No one will know if a certain coin will have a big growth in the future no matter how good the project is. You have to make your own factors on what project do you think will certainly hit their respective moon price in the future.

You can start at how project devs are seriously putting up some development on their project. Check also their community-based social channels as most investors or project supporters are participating in the discussion there.

[Kavelj22]

Hi guys. I wonder how to find and spot good coins and buy them at ICO, before they are going on a well known exchange like Binance? I know that there is a mass of new coins which are 99% shitcoins. But there were als coins which aint even shitcoins for example like DOT (ICO 0,29$), UNI (0,06$) or SOL (0,22$).

So how to spot these coins before they get popular or are listed on big exchanges and are purchaseable at decentrilised exchanges?

If you are not well experiment, don't worry. Most of crypto investors have little/none knowledge in the sectors in which the invest their money.
However, there still be good projects with a realizable concept and unfortunately they don't run a public ICO. I don't remind what was the last project i saw a successful project starting with an ICO.

Personally, i use the forum to search and ask about interesting projects

[o48o]

So how to spot these coins before they get popular or are listed on big exchanges and are purchaseable at decentrilised exchanges?

That's a million dollar question my friend. Even if you find one as there are ton of different platforms, you have to waste so much time browsing so many garbage token sales that you wish you never saw. Then there might ONE of them that's even semi-good. You might get into whitelist or not, and even when the project looks good in the paper, it doesn't mean it would rise in value at all. It might even drop because of various reasons.

If you find one, you need to be VERY patient and very lucky at the same time.

[BIT-BENDER]

Hi guys. I wonder how to find and spot good coins and buy them at ICO, before they are going on a well known exchange like Binance? I know that there is a mass of new coins which are 99% shitcoins. But there were als coins which aint even shitcoins for example like DOT (ICO 0,29$), UNI (0,06$) or SOL (0,22$).

So how to spot these coins before they get popular or are listed on big exchanges and are purchaseable at decentrilised exchanges?

You can follow some YouTube Influencers but I don't think you are safe from your question you sensitivity to security is low and spotting a good ico coin which will do well is a multiple luck trial, and this coins aren't good coins to me, I saw when uni came out but I didn't buy and I am not thinking I missed out on it, I am a crypto-currency enthusiast I I will only have alt-coins which I think after the Influencers leaves it the alt-coin will still have heads above sea level.

[Jaered]

Nobody knows 100% how a project would turn out right from the ICO stage. Its just a game of luck. Even projects with high ICO ratings and guarantees can exit or crash out anytime. Its just dumb luck. Just wait and hope. Thats all I know

[vv181]

This is not the answer you are looking for, but consider since you stated yourself 99% of newly made cryptocurrencies are worthless, then just stick to cryptocurrency that has already been proved over a long period of time.

And if you are still eagerly wanting to find a "hidden game", at the very least you should understand about the basic fundamental of cryptocurrencies in general. See what the project problem solves and what it offers.

[TinaK]

Nobody knows 100% how a project would turn out right from the ICO stage. Its just a game of luck. Even projects with high ICO ratings and guarantees can exit or crash out anytime. Its just dumb luck. Just wait and hope. Thats all I know

It's a perfect answer.

That's right, for me there's no way to how to guess a good project that turns into a precious one someday. There are a lot of scams happened in ICOs projects recently and that is the reason I didn't trust them to put my investment. If there's one that has successfully lunch and listed on a good exchange like Binance, maybe they are just lucky at that time, because investing in ICO is just you gamble the opportunity, the dad fact that there is no assurance that your money will back.

I have seen many projects on ICO that even how good their roadmap but still they end up exit scam, that's why be careful on it.

[GreatArkansas]

There is already a lot of platforms these days to spot some coin offerings. As IEO (Initial Exchange Offering) started a few years ago and after that, there is now IDO (Initial DEX Offering) which is good too.

For IEO, you can just be kept updated on an exchange that got some IEO platform, like Binance, FTX, Kucoin. Following their socials is a good way too.
For IDO, there are a lot of platforms especially in Solana, there is Raydium, Solanium.

You can also check this website for list of upcoming IDO projects: https://coincodex.com/ido-list/

[cryptomaniac_xxx]

Hi guys. I wonder how to find and spot good coins and buy them at ICO, before they are going on a well known exchange like Binance? I know that there is a mass of new coins which are 99% shitcoins. But there were als coins which aint even shitcoins for example like DOT (ICO 0,29$), UNI (0,06$) or SOL (0,22$).

So how to spot these coins before they get popular or are listed on big exchanges and are purchaseable at decentrilised exchanges?

Well as someone has posted, there are websites that you can follow to see where some of the tokens are getting listed.

But remember though that getting listed in Binance is not that easy, the projects needs money to pay and then they need to be very active as well.

So I would say that in the beginning those projects you mentioned, we didn't see it coming that they are going to be huge in the future.

[makishart]

Hi guys. I wonder how to find and spot good coins and buy them at ICO, before they are going on a well known exchange like Binance? I know that there is a mass of new coins which are 99% shitcoins.

It's quite difficult to know which one that will be going to the binance as this related to the fundamental analysis. Once you can find a project that got very big hype and it may have a chance to go to the binance exchange site.

But there were als coins which aint even shitcoins for example like DOT (ICO 0,29$), UNI (0,06$) or SOL (0,22$).

Mostly were getting mentioned on icodrop. I have been watching it since solana was nothing to something and i grap some from the ICO. Im in icodrop community is always looking for hidden gem like that. UNI must be an exception as it was an airdrop token to its users.

So how to spot these coins before they get popular or are listed on big exchanges and are purchaseable at decentrilised exchanges?

It can be spotted only from ico but you must also becareful if it's not all of icos worth to invest. You can follow icodrop and in my opinion this is the most reliable ico list site for this time.

[mm2543363580]

Hi guys. I wonder how to find and spot good coins and buy them at ICO, before they are going on a well known exchange like Binance? I know that there is a mass of new coins which are 99% shitcoins. But there were als coins which aint even shitcoins for example like DOT (ICO 0,29$), UNI (0,06$) or SOL (0,22$).

So how to spot these coins before they get popular or are listed on big exchanges and are purchaseable at decentrilised exchanges?

In my opinion, the best way to find such gems is to check the Announcements (Altcoins) and Announcements (Altcoins)> Tokens (Altcoins) sections daily.
It is in these places that new projects create their Announcement threads.
Then you need to make your own very good project reserch - Whitepaper, tokenomics, dev team, roadmap.
This way you will be one of the first to find the gem.

[TelolettOm]

ICO is nkt really working on right now, moreover many scam tokens come from ICO.
It is better to find coins on certain  launchpad of top exchange or platform. Or IEO launch in at least middle to top exchange.
From the starting, we cannot know exactly that a project is really good or not. But at least we can see their team, concept of the project, the use case, roadmap inclusing where to list in certain months after listing.

[sheenshane]

So how to spot these coins before they get popular or are listed on big exchanges and are purchaseable at decentrilised exchanges?

That's not easy to spot a good coin but I think from basic research you will have a clue that they are one potential good ICO project that is worth it to put your investment.  There are many factors to consider from whitepaper to roadmap and check their website for that article about ICO, you should also follow ICO reports and research for further information if there's progress and last is the token listing.

IMO, open your eyes to them and you will know which project is good to invest in.  I will not suggest any because I'm not investing in them, I rather focus on Bitcoin or a coin that has been on the top of CMC.

[AmoreJaz]

So how to spot these coins before they get popular or are listed on big exchanges and are purchaseable at decentrilised exchanges?

That's not easy to spot a good coin but I think from basic research you will have a clue that they are one potential good ICO project that is worth it to put your investment.  There are many factors to consider from whitepaper to roadmap and check their website for that article about ICO, you should also follow ICO reports and research for further information if there's progress and last is the token listing.

IMO, open your eyes to them and you will know which project is good to invest in.  I will not suggest any because I'm not investing in them, I rather focus on Bitcoin or a coin that has been on the top of CMC.

it is hard to suggest because no one can really know the fate of the coin. like for example, who knows SOL or UNI will achieve this kind of popularity when they were starting? most of the time, an investor is hesitant because at the beginning of the project, they don't have anything to prove yet because they are just starting. also, most of them are only good at wp or talks but in actual implementation, only few can deliver.
so it is indeed up to the investor to study these new projects, and assess their capability to turn things into reality.