New projects to review

[funteki]

About new cryptocurrencies what interests you most in an ICO? What strengths and weaknesses in the ICO? And what values ​​do you as an investor observe before acquiring a crypto asset before its launch?

"reptile chronicles" new project which deserves attention, these guys doing great nft p2e with high-quality arts and insane novel

[SistaFista]

It is hard to doing some research to new project that we want to invest, need much time.
I don't know about ICO because there were many scam ICO's in the past and it was a bad experience for honest investors.
New projects are very profitable, but they are also have higher risk than established projects.

[ilovealtcoins]

About new cryptocurrencies what interests you most in an ICO? What strengths and weaknesses in the ICO? And what values ​​do you as an investor observe before acquiring a crypto asset before its launch?

What interest me the most are Ventures Capital backing it because it only mean that the project has a huge startup funds to operate besides the additional funds coming from IDO/ICO, Most of the project that has good VC usually turns ito good outcome because they have enough resources to use for the project development and marketing at the same time. Startup project that solely relying on IDO funds usually died after a year since the operating cost and exchange listing is too much for them to handle while they are liquidating thre tokens to use as operational funds which always results to price dump of tokens up to the point that its already worthless.

Luna was once a project backed by large funds, including the famous investment fund finance. But things still don't go as we thought and Luna still falls even the way luna falls faster than shitcoin. All for reference only, there is no guarantee that the project approved by a large fund will not be a scam.

[Desscount]

About new cryptocurrencies what interests you most in an ICO? What strengths and weaknesses in the ICO? And what values ​​do you as an investor observe before acquiring a crypto asset before its launch?

What interest me the most are Ventures Capital backing it because it only mean that the project has a huge startup funds to operate besides the additional funds coming from IDO/ICO, Most of the project that has good VC usually turns ito good outcome because they have enough resources to use for the project development and marketing at the same time. Startup project that solely relying on IDO funds usually died after a year since the operating cost and exchange listing is too much for them to handle while they are liquidating thre tokens to use as operational funds which always results to price dump of tokens up to the point that its already worthless.

Luna was once a project backed by large funds, including the famous investment fund finance. But things still don't go as we thought and Luna still falls even the way luna falls faster than shitcoin. All for reference only, there is no guarantee that the project approved by a large fund will not be a scam.

That's true and things like that must be considered because in reality no one can really guarantee,
before of course we all never thought Luna would fall and become like this,
maybe no one predicts it so we must always be careful

[serjent05]

Luna was once a project backed by large funds, including the famous investment fund finance. But things still don't go as we thought and Luna still falls even the way luna falls faster than shitcoin. All for reference only, there is no guarantee that the project approved by a large fund will not be a scam.

Luna was promising before the collapse.  I believe it was the company leaders that messed up.  If they don't tweak the emission rate, which leads to "hackers" exploits, the project won't be as bad as it is today.  Though I agree that a large collection of funds won't guarantee any project success.  Since veteran scammer can make any project looks legit to milk more money from investors before running away or having an exit scam.

It is hard to doing some research to new project that we want to invest, need much time.
I don't know about ICO because there were many scam ICO's in the past and it was a bad experience for honest investors.
New projects are very profitable, but they are also have higher risk than established projects.

True that it is hard to determine if the new project is legit.  All we got is a roadmap, website, and optional revelation of Project team developers.  Oftentimes, profiles of these developers are forged thinking that they can get away with fake educational and job attainment.

[Dart18]

This is hard to decide.
1. ICO ain't the thing anymore. It was near forgotten. NFTs, DeFi, Metaverse have been claiming this new crypto industry.
2. What project? Most of them are repeats of what had been done before.
3. Will it run a soft and hard cap again which is most likely to fail a lot of times. Even if they reach soft cap they are not surviving or claiming bankruptcy in the end.
4. Are there still supporters left? How will they increase the number of investors at this bad economy?

[Bytem3]

You should consider checking out ICOs on popular exchanges like Binance, Kucoin, OKX. Those projects go through a list of checks, this way you can avoid scams, and usually they are very popular.

Nearly all Binance launchpad projects are profitable:
https://coincodex.com/exchange/binance/ (check "token sales" section)