Which ICO tracking site are you following?

[cryptoaddictchie]

I was deeply involved with ICO back in the day but these days, I'm not much active and I really don't have much idea which site provides better insights though I know most sites are biased and paid. Still, I believe there will be a few sites which worth to have a look on. Suggest me some ICO tracking sites please.

For me the best one to follow with some good output is the icodrops. They arent just posting new projects but also informing users if you are following their telegram announcement section, about some great news about different projects. I usually seen new ones being offerend and even release sales and date. Very good platform for  scouting and acquiring new projects.

[TastyChillySauce00]

As some people said above only using icodrop to tracking the reliable ico sites. This is the most trusted ico site based on so many review from so many users of icodrops. it's providing so many information related with the ico that listed on the icodrop. I think this is the best site to be used to get which was the potential ico that will be boom soon. I heard that so many major coins are starting from there and so many ico developers wanna be listed on that site but it's not easy as well.

[South Park]

You have the answer mate, ICO is no more and you are asking about ICO tracking websites? I don't use them since many are scam projects I just hunt for new projects using coinsniper, too much of shit tokens this days so be careful out there, make sure you look deep into projects by doing your own research.

Thanks for the tips and alerts. Yeah I'm more than aware about where to put my money. I'm looking for something useful project which can really be a thing in the coming future. I have got some good experience from the past though these days scams have been increased significantly while back in the day, there was a very little scam project.

I understand where you are coming from but I think that looking at the market of icos is the wrong place to look for such a project, and the reason is simple, even if a group of honest developers wanted to develop something innovative the stigma over icos is so big that it is impossible to shake it off, even for projects that could be considered to be legitimate, so with that in mind I think it is better to simply move on and forget about icos completely.

[kojektea]

I was deeply involved with ICO back in the day but these days, I'm not much active and I really don't have much idea which site provides better insights though I know most sites are biased and paid. Still, I believe there will be a few sites which worth to have a look on. Suggest me some ICO tracking sites please.

I think we are no longer in the ICO heyday, we are now entering the era of DeFi, metaverse, NFT. In 2018 we may see there are many ICO review sites that help us to get the best projects around ICO investment, but now they have disappeared. But I can tell you where I get information about current popular project updates, I usually follow some project reviews on the telegram channel, and am active in the DeFi, NFT and metaverse communities, that's where I look for information.

[TheUltraElite]

For me the best one to follow with some good output is the icodrops. They arent just posting new projects but also informing users if you are following their telegram announcement section, about some great news about different projects. I usually seen new ones being offerend and even release sales and date. Very good platform for  scouting and acquiring new projects.

Icodrops have been running for some time now but they are only for getting a list of upcoming projects.

The main thing that should come from the investor's side is the research done on the project, its advisors and their background, profit making methods and potential competitors. Because often it has been seen that advisors leave all of a sudden selling their stake and moving to another project - it is their nature to move like that. Yet again the project might just have some face value and not method to generate an intrinsic market demand, in which case it is a bust in the long run.

All these factors come into view when doing research and often scams get identified because of this. Tracking what a site publishes is fine but that should not be the determining factor to buy a coin.

[Paul Pogba]

Of course I will combine some suggestions from ICO tracking when I want to invest in ICOs and some ICO tracking that I usually follow since 2017 are: icohunter.org, coincodex.com and icobench.com.

[mdzahed134]

If i don’t believe any ico sites right now because of there no existence of ico project, it’s dead. Back in 2017 when i was active in ico bench to find good ico projects and it was most popular ico tracking site, then i think ico drops was looks pretty legit to provide reliable ico projects. But still i think both of the sites are the best as a ico tracking sites.

[JooBra]

I don't think there is any good right now. I use twitter for research them. If you know how twitter works and how their search option works you can find there ICO projects that are trending now or are mentioned a lot. I start from there.

[AnuuTech]

ICOholder, FoundICO, ICOdrops or CoinPaprika are some examples when it comes down to informing about new ICOs. However, the days that the numerous ICO websites ranked first among the search results of the search engines are long gone and the list is quickly shrinking.

ICOs are a thing of the past and since crypto sphere has never stopped evolving, so did ICOs. Though certain processes, what was once known as ICO is today's modern IDO or IEO.

There are good and legitimate projects out there of course. However, you should always DYOR (Do Your Own Research) since there are also many, many scams promising the moon.

You must always take a lot of opinions into account before deciding what your next investment will be.

As a final rule of thumb - never invest more than you can afford to lose, even if you believe you have found the next crypto gem.

[cvasy]

I rarely get involved in new projects so there is no exact information to suggest potential new project tracking sites for the future, that tracking results are actually not completely trustworthy by the community because since the ICO 2018 era a lot of speculation ICO tracking sites are paid to increase the reputation of top projects as a newcomer project.

[capedbaldy]

I rarely get involved in new projects so there is no exact information to suggest potential new project tracking sites for the future, that tracking results are actually not completely trustworthy by the community because since the ICO 2018 era a lot of speculation ICO tracking sites are paid to increase the reputation of top projects as a newcomer project.

Referring to new project tracking sites is highly discouraged because there is a possibility that certain projects will be featured on the top list because there may be hidden fund transactions with the site owner team. Regardless of whether the allegations are true or not, but for whatever reason only rely on their own research capabilities to look for potential ICO/IDO projects for future profits.

[royalfestus]

I don't trust ratings because many of them easily sell their opinions.It is enough to track the tweeters of all popular exchanges and you will definitely not miss anything.I do exactly that and explore future projects myself.

I only consider icodrop because of their trackrecord, long year standing and success rate of coin of the site but it does not mean we should completely rely on them, do your own research.It was discovered in the last bear that some of those ratings are influenced by the projects and they even make up the team of new projects. Such case make them bias

[Pejoh Asu]

A few years ago I made Tokenmarket.net the best reference because most ICOs registered and entered the top 10 ranking at Tokenmarket.net will reach the hardcap, but after the tokenmarket stopped I diverted to Icooholder and several other ICO reviews.

[Amjado711]

The most famous one is CMC but yeh it’s biased and paid

[South Park]

I don't trust ratings because many of them easily sell their opinions.It is enough to track the tweeters of all popular exchanges and you will definitely not miss anything.I do exactly that and explore future projects myself.

I only consider icodrop because of their trackrecord, long year standing and success rate of coin of the site but it does not mean we should completely rely on them, do your own research.It was discovered in the last bear that some of those ratings are influenced by the projects and they even make up the team of new projects.

This is not surprising, those projects receive a significant amount of money from investors so it is reasonable to think that some developers use part of those funds to try to get positive reviews for their coins and in that way attract even more investors to their project to the point they will get more money invested than what they use to pay that bribe, it is because of it that investors need to be incredibly careful when reading those reviews as you have no way to know how much influence was exerted by the developers to get that review.

[killerfrost]

I was deeply involved with ICO back in the day but these days, I'm not much active and I really don't have much idea which site provides better insights though I know most sites are biased and paid. Still, I believe there will be a few sites which worth to have a look on. Suggest me some ICO tracking sites please.

The old forms for people to have access to new projects like ICO are no longer so popular. They are replaced by forms like IEO, IDO,... and you can still easily it is simple to conduct a search at icodrop, cryptorank, coinmarketcap, and so on.
But IMO, the accompanying trends make the promotion of investment happen faster, and in the future, there will be new ways to approach.

[Similificator]

There are quite a lot out there that google can provide but most have the same functions and ICOs displayed. ICOdrops, ICObench etc., and there's also ICOs that can be found on coinmarketcap. Wherever you look really won't make that much of a difference except time of posting and explanations which doesn't matter that much in my opinion.

The question that you'd be better off asking is how to spot a good ICO to invest in be it money or effort. Which has been asked in this forum several times already and answered dozens of times by several forum members that had lots of experience in dealing with ICOs. If you try reading through most of these answers, you will see that there are valuable pointers being mentioned and in some cases, personal experiences plus strategies and more.

These information in my opinion are far more valuable than links that display ICOs or even signals of some sort because you are the one looking for ICOs, you are the one reading about it's roadmap, you are the one verifying the identities of the developers, you are the one measuring the level of their marketing strategy, you are the one immersing yourself in their community to see how solid or toxic it is and not just some random people you don't know who created a website that displays ICOs and rates them with god know what standards.

Not that I am saying all ICO website or ICO rating websites are not trust worthy, I am just saying that most aren't and that knowing more than the information that an ICO tracking site is feeding you is much much better.

I hope you get my point and that this helps you.

[pawanjain]

As others have already mentioned that ICOs are no more a thing in the crypto space you should try not to look at any of them.
Even if you find any, most likely you will end up losing money in them. If you want to invest in the initial stages of a project go for Binance launchpad.
It has better options to invest in projects at early stages and will most likely not end up in being a scam.

[TopT3ns]

ICOs are no longer interesting for me, it's better to participate in the IEO or maybe also whitelist a project that already has a useful product that can be a problem solver so that it will get a lot of users and of course can have an influence on movement the price so that investors can profit from rising prices and the use of the product.

[icalical]

rather than following an ICO watch website, you better dig the current trend yourself, surf on twitter. Currenty the popular thing is Metaverse so find out any project about the Metaverse and find which one has good community over discord and telegram. I don't think ICO tracking website is still relevant for now.