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Crypto Discussion Forum => Cryptocurrency discussions => Topic started by: Domithra on May 31, 2018, 05:36:06 AM
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First, you must read the whitepaper and get the idea behind the coin or project. Is the idea feasible? Is it new or just a repetition of an already existing coin? Answers to questions like these will tell you whether the coin or project will be successful on the market. The expertise of the team will also tell how well a project can go, hence it is advisable to read about the team members from their social media.
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Exactly, the team is essential to the project, there is no sense in having a good project if nobody is able to execute it. In addition to that I prefer coins where the premine is low and the supply reasonable. ;)
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Now everywhere i go, people are always suggesting ways and means detecting scam projects in order to avoid them. I know very soon there will be decrease in the scam rate on the market
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Another helpful thread that will give guide to the beginners in order to prevent to participate in scam project. In addition the member must be active all the time if possible to be always updated to the project and about the team.
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A coin will be good if it was launched by a legitimate company led by a team of experienced professionals with actual track record. VLUX is a pretty good example of this - http://vlux.io/ (http://vlux.io/)
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You will have to read about the whitepaper and find out if the project is feasible. The credentials of the team members can give you a clue as to the feasibility of the project
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That's right. Also it is all about team and product to produce in the market without it there is a possibility that the project will not succeed.
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You must be :
1. Looking at the road map does it have useful usefulness for everyone
2. Looking at the team of developers of the coin, whether responsive to people or not
3. Clarity of the thing itself from the website and its white paper .
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I usually focus on the analysis of such sites as icodrops.com it helps me make a first impression.
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If I look at a coin if it is a good prospect for the future by looking at its technology such as fast delivery, low fees, and the number of tokens on sale. the fewer tokens on sale the more expensive the price for the long term.
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First, you must read the whitepaper and get the idea behind the coin or project. Is the idea feasible? Is it new or just a repetition of an already existing coin? Answers to questions like these will tell you whether the coin or project will be successful on the market. The expertise of the team will also tell how well a project can go, hence it is advisable to read about the team members from their social media.
You have to see the vision behind it but also don't expect nothing, 90% of the new project are just scams or waste of time.
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You should do an analysis of doing a check on the Website, Whitepaper, and token Sales are already soft cap or not. Find its sales with the token, of course, can we know that the number of investors who entered so that the project depict that usual real. And you can join their official accounts such as facebook, twitter, and the telegram.
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The amount of supply and the number of markets available for the coin. the more coins on the market, the more expensive the coin will cost.
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You should make a good research and only then to make a decision whether to invest in unknown coin. No knowledge comes for free, now you pay with your time.
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Ideally, it would be correct not only to look at the team's profiles on social networks, but also if possible to communicate with them. One of the criteria for a prospective project is the time for which Soft Cap was assembled. Those projects that collected Soft Cap in a few hours or at least approached it were successful after entering the exchange and showed high growth rates of the token. In general, I believe that you need to objectively evaluate all the criteria before investing and if you have no doubts about the honesty and openness of the team and the prospects of the project, then it is worth investing.
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Agreed. The most important thing is the idea, then the team. Then I study whitepaper and roadmap to understand will the team be able to realize them.
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Yeah, basically whitepaper is what the investors do before investing but what I learned as a hunter is checking the team of the one who manage the campaign. For me it helps also to trust the project, of course the social media is already given and the team of the project.
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if we want to know that the coin is good or can not be seen from the project that we will follow, if we follow bitcoin trading project definitely its price stable until anytime.
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Yes thats right like what you said all the investor and the bounty hunters need to read there white papers and get some ideas about there projects. And then the team of that ico will announce that hows the ico going in the next month after the token sales. So in that process all the investors and bounty hunters are going to join their campaign.
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if you want to know the coin is good or not the way we should see his website first, if the price is good we have to choose it.
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Nohow. You need to carefully study all the parameters and choose a project. It may be a failure, but when the experience accumulate will be easier.
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And also you must look in the background roadmap and you can join their Telegram to know if it has a good achievements.
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First, you must read the whitepaper and get the idea behind the coin or project. Is the idea feasible? Is it new or just a repetition of an already existing coin? Answers to questions like these will tell you whether the coin or project will be successful on the market. The expertise of the team will also tell how well a project can go, hence it is advisable to read about the team members from their social media.
You have to see the vision behind it but also don't expect nothing, 90% of the new project are just scams or waste of time.
How can you guess 90% of new projects scam? I can only predict all the ico I follow only 50:50 between failing in sales and fraud.
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For me, besides the overall review of the project, I also look at the team behind it and see if they have a good experience in crypto and blockchain. If they have an MVP, that's also a plus. I also check within the community and hear what other people say about the project. One of the best ICOs I see right now is VLUX https://vlux.io/
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That's true. Thanks for helping us to have some guidelines to follow. Better to have than nothing even any.
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it seems impossible to foresee this, the crypto-currency market is a new and not yet tested direction, so there is still no good analysis
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First, you must read the whitepaper and get the idea behind the coin or project. Is the idea feasible? Is it new or just a repetition of an already existing coin? Answers to questions like these will tell you whether the coin or project will be successful on the market. The expertise of the team will also tell how well a project can go, hence it is advisable to read about the team members from their social media.
I think You should learn white paper, roadmap of project and their product.
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The first thing I did was look at the active road map, team, social media and whitepaper. another is the total number of tokens generated.
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First, you must read the whitepaper and get the idea behind the coin or project. Is the idea feasible? Is it new or just a repetition of an already existing coin? Answers to questions like these will tell you whether the coin or project will be successful on the market. The expertise of the team will also tell how well a project can go, hence it is advisable to read about the team members from their social media.
To know a coin will be good, I think You should read white paper and project concept.
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First, you must read the whitepaper and get the idea behind the coin or project. Is the idea feasible? Is it new or just a repetition of an already existing coin? Answers to questions like these will tell you whether the coin or project will be successful on the market. The expertise of the team will also tell how well a project can go, hence it is advisable to read about the team members from their social media.
You shoul read the whitepaper and roadmap. The credentials of the team members can give you a clue as to the feasibility of the project.
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First, you must read the whitepaper and get the idea behind the coin or project. Is the idea feasible? Is it new or just a repetition of an already existing coin? Answers to questions like these will tell you whether the coin or project will be successful on the market. The expertise of the team will also tell how well a project can go, hence it is advisable to read about the team members from their social media.
You shoul read the whitepaper and roadmap. The credentials of the team members can give you a clue as to the feasibility of the project.
Don't forget about the products be made by developers of team and be used by the community of coins because it is one of many important thing for the coins in the future, it is mean they have real products and the real community whom used it that's why i don't like start up coins which doesn't have real products related with their business.
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we see from the pengmbang team, if the #DevelopmentTeam experiences with a myriad of cryptocurrency it will be successful in the future.
and also with strong financial support, the Coin will also rise in price in the future, like TRON.
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Team, advisor, the purpose of the project is the most important right to judge a coin if the coin is listed on the exchange. before buying make sure the trader knows this to get a good coin.
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Do your own reasearch, whitepaper, roadmap, team...
Do not ONLY Listen to Twitter Influencers. You will have huge problems with them shilling crappy projects.
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First, you must read the whitepaper and get the idea behind the coin or project. Is the idea feasible? Is it new or just a repetition of an already existing coin? Answers to questions like these will tell you whether the coin or project will be successful on the market. The expertise of the team will also tell how well a project can go, hence it is advisable to read about the team members from their social media.
Yes I agree mate. To know a coin will be good, You can learn the whitepaper and the project.
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usually a good coin has a team and owner who already have trust and experience and you must do research before choosing a coin
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Team can be invent and advisers for example can be pay...this I say to the fact that it is actually very difficult to distinguish the real project from the Scam, especially when there is such a huge number of projects.Even the ratings of reputable services and those unfortunately deceive.
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If it is a recommendation from me, it's best to look at the coins on the Coinmarketcap list. There are lots of coins already registered in the Crypto World and there is a list of the best coins and charts about the rise and fall of a market. So that is your reference to determine whether the coin is good or not.
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First, you must read the whitepaper and get the idea behind the coin or project. Is the idea feasible? Is it new or just a repetition of an already existing coin? Answers to questions like these will tell you whether the coin or project will be successful on the market. The expertise of the team will also tell how well a project can go, hence it is advisable to read about the team members from their social media.
Even though like what you say i can do the research blah blah blah and everything to ensure this is a good coin but the possibility of low demand cant still happened due to many internal or external factors.
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I will see how many community members are on their telegram channel, after seeing social media channels like Facebook and Twitter. They will get lots of questions from everyone about the project idea, from every question from friends in the telegram group I will conclude whether this coin is good for the future.
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you may need to examine about the whitepaper and discover if the task is feasible. The credentials of the crew contributors can give you a clue as to the feasibility of the challenge.
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You will have to read about the whitepaper and find out if the project is feasible.And if the coin is available on all exchanges then that coin can be said that it is good.
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I usually see their community on telegram, how many members of the group, but group members are collected not because of airdrop, but purely because they want to join and how active the group admin is to reply to all questions.
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Large holder community. it's a good way to rate coins. examples such as ripple, stellar, doge and bitcoin. The coin has a large community and high interest in every exchange.
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First, you must read the whitepaper and get the idea behind the coin or project. Is the idea feasible? Is it new or just a repetition of an already existing coin? Answers to questions like these will tell you whether the coin or project will be successful on the market. The expertise of the team will also tell how well a project can go, hence it is advisable to read about the team members from their social media.
To know if a coin will be good, I think It is difficult. You must be carreful.,learnthe white paper, the project and their team. It is my to know the coin.