Interesting March ICOs

[cryptothief]

So many ICOs every month, so I've narrowed down the ones (in no particular order) that I will at the very least watching, and hopefully dropping a few satoshis in each...

1. www.effect.ai

Released on the NEO blockchain, it is attempting to bring online A.I. micro tasks to the masses, with fair payment for services and instant access to workers for businesses. Although there are already a few similar services, the Effect network has lofty ambitions over the next few years, and I can see it surviving and thriving. The whitelist is open and ICO planned for March, exact date still to be announced.

2.  www.auctus.org

A retirement plan platform utilising crypto and traditional assets. First one I've seen in this category and think it is an ideal area to move into as everyone either has, wants or needs a pension. Transparent with predictions and portfolio suggestions, you only pay for the 'robo-advisor' for periods in which it's predictions were correct. Whitelist is open and ICO starts on 27th March.

3. www.coinve.st

Attempting to create a decentralized cryptocurrency investment trading market. Create a virtual portfolio and build rewards with every trade made. Build a portfolio worth following and you'll get 50% of the trading fee revenue from anyone investing in your personal index fund. Seems like a fun and relatively inexpensive way to get started, and for more experienced traders, a genuine opportunity to earn. Registration available on site and the ICO starts on 9th March.

Feel free to slam my selections, but if you do, let me know what else is worth watching. No referral links here, just looking for projects I am interested in.

[Drew28]

VLUX is really interesting. They are a peer-to-peer energy trading ICO based on London and they'll be having their main sale next month. Check it out! https://vlux.io/

[altcoingamer]

So in hindsight how did they do?  I know the ICO market is really soft right now, but would you have still invested?  Do they seem to be as good now as they did in March? What would you have done differently if anything when it came to your picks or investment?