New projects are just for Raising Funds..

[mianvicky1]

from past few months i noticed that 99% of new projects pump in their starting days but i know thats a bot trading . after raising funds and collect huge money they announcing about list there project in new exchanges and start real trading then all investors who bought the coins at the price of for example 0.25 in pre-sale and want to sell on 1$ . then what happens i think we all know whats next .

[Sirait]

from past few months i noticed that 99% of new projects pump in their starting days but i know thats a bot trading . after raising funds and collect huge money they announcing about list there project in new exchanges and start real trading then all investors who bought the coins at the price of for example 0.25 in pre-sale and want to sell on 1$ . then what happens i think we all know whats next .

^ it is commonplace that new projects aim only to raise funds. ICO / IEO or similar has the purpose of raising funds, and if the coins/tokens from the project fail then the goal of those who only collect the money has been achieved.

[disconnectme]

Do you want to invest in their private sale, if you are a big player and can afford to invest up to $25k in project with upto 2 years vesting period, look at upcoming projects on ICO rating website and contact the team. They will give you the terms for investing in their private sale

[Arkann]

It is very difficult to say something about new projects, since you need to analyze the situation based on the individual characteristics of the project and teams. But to a greater extent, I support these words that the developers are more worried about the investment funds than about their project.

[Cinno3]

There are many projects that work hard to raise funds. They cheat when they work hard for long periods of time, when they are successful. So I think hard work is a must for any project. The new project is currently being the most successful.

[MrSpasybo]

Every new project needs to raise capital to operate and develop its platform, ICO or IEO all do. Raising capital is not a problem, but using a trading bot to fake trading volume and token price is very serious. Do you have reliable metrics so we can tell that it's a bot transaction instead of a human?
Currently many projects use listing on exchanges (albeit very small) to promote the project themselves, and hold trading contests to increase the trading volume of tokens. But it is acceptable, but using a trading bot to deceive the community is difficult to ignore.

[Master107]

Fund raising is natural phenomenon to push the project harder. Seldom projects that did not conducted an ICO/IEO.
Fund raising is also the best strategy to make the name of particular project to become popular. This is also the beginning to connect the team with supporters. Regaining the power to build the vision into reality.

Scammers take advantage the fund raising strategy. So, be careful not to fall into the hands of scammers. Dyor always.

[Lukasz]

New projects unless backed by serious and reputable people targeted at markets with high potenital will succed otherwise is just another scam putting it plainly there is little that can be done and less done for certain reasons

[Vx1]

It is only natural if it is done by the team to improve and develop the project, what we don't like the most is the project that does the raising and after they get a lot of funds then they leave the project.  New projects are usually constantly looking for ways to do their best, and that way they can. 
We can also take part of this, because we will have the opportunity to benefit if in the future the project is successful, much liked by the community and the price of Tokens will be high.

[Pluto25]

Now a days most of the projects are busy to collect funds from investors but projects ceo do not think a little bit about investors. Finally the projects are turning to shit or scam projects.

[I-Bit]

Every new project will always need to raise certain funds in order to be able to run and develop their projects. In this case, we can see some are successful in raising funds and some are failed. It depends on how te team can create, manage, and also develop the projects itself including the promotion

[Quart]

Every new project will need funds to promote and also develop their porjects. Moreover if they want to list the token or coin in certain top exchanges, they must collect more funds. Exchange listing needs very high costs that is why the fundrasising will be very influencing.

[Nikawe]

Not only new projects but also others projects target to meet up their funding demands and develop their projects according to roadmap. But scamms projects always trying to fundraise from investors and traders.

[TomPluz]

It is unfortunate that you are actually describing so many projects that way. Well, you are specking of the truth and many times the truth can really hurt...especially against the pocket or wallet of the people. This is the reason why I am so selective with projects I am investing with. I am in this market for two years and have already experienced so many scams and failures -- projects that are indeed put up just to get the money from willing investors and then months after the project is slowly bleeding to death or worse just suddenly collapse. This is the reality we are in. Though there are good projects emerging from time to time the problem is determining which projects will it be.

[innerpumper]

It's hard to see which projects are rightly successful, some of them successful however, very selfish. Sometimes, they create giveaways, airdrops, and campaigns after they've been successful they just leave us alone. Some also seem to only care about themselves. After getting a high price they came out as fraudsters. keep doing DYOR