How do you choose an ICO?

[Crypto]

I’d like to know what types of questions come to mind when reviewing a potential initial coin offering (ICO) investment.

 Grin

To start off, I have provided some of the questions I ask myself, along with some pointers.

1. What is the problem they are trying to solve and what is their plan for solving that problem?

2. Is it a feasible goal that can be measured by short-term, mid-term and/or long-term milestones? Does another project exist with the same/similar goal of the ICO? How do they compare? What blockchain platform are they using? Does the product align well with the vision?

3. Has the project built a product? If they have not, then I advise you move on and ignore the fancy titles of the team. If the project has been built, how many repositories are complete? An empty or non-existent GitHub is often a red flag.

4. Lastly, what does their telegram/discord group look like? You should ask questions about their whitepaper, then, see how immediate and clear the responses are. A busy team that is constantly on social media and/or Telegram suggests that it is not a scam.

I know it’s really tough to come across a rating system that is not influenced by ICO makers, advisors, or bribes. If you would like to access an accurate and precise cryptocurrency ICO ratings website, I recommend Cointelligence’s: https://www.cointelligence.com/content/ico_list/

[rakesh1978]

We seen daily in crypto market that many ICOs are being launching but most of them fail because they are not well planned and their aims only to collect crowd funding from the investor cheating with investors and go away  fornightly from the market. Before investing in an ICOs we try to join their telegram channel and communicate with the admin team. if the team found approchable and the answer of your asked question is satisfactory in a timely manner. We have answered the biggest question when investing in an ICOs.

[Zoe]

personally, in choosing a project, I will look at the whitepaper first. we can know all the information about the project through the whitepaper. I believe that there are still a lot of good ico that can be followed. therefore, I have to be able to choose ico well.

[densus88]

I’d like to know what types of questions come to mind when reviewing a potential initial coin offering (ICO) investment.

 Grin

To start off, I have provided some of the questions I ask myself, along with some pointers.

1. What is the problem they are trying to solve and what is their plan for solving that problem?

2. Is it a feasible goal that can be measured by short-term, mid-term and/or long-term milestones? Does another project exist with the same/similar goal of the ICO? How do they compare? What blockchain platform are they using? Does the product align well with the vision?

3. Has the project built a product? If they have not, then I advise you move on and ignore the fancy titles of the team. If the project has been built, how many repositories are complete? An empty or non-existent GitHub is often a red flag.

4. Lastly, what does their telegram/discord group look like? You should ask questions about their whitepaper, then, see how immediate and clear the responses are. A busy team that is constantly on social media and/or Telegram suggests that it is not a scam.

I know it’s really tough to come across a rating system that is not influenced by ICO makers, advisors, or bribes. If you would like to access an accurate and precise cryptocurrency ICO ratings website, I recommend Cointelligence’s: https://www.cointelligence.com/content/ico_list/

I think When choose ICO, You shoukd learn  their whute paper and the team.

[Bluewek]

First, I will choose a bounty that has a team that can be trusted. we can see it from the whitepaper. whitepaper is an important thing for us to know because inside is there information that can get. by reading it, we can choose whether the project has good prospects or not.

[whitenem]

There are many websites and spreadsheets that will help you choose ICOs.You should use them as your guide and do your own research.you shouldn't put all your money in a single project even if you believe it so much.

[PreshB]

Check  the  challenge  carefully   and  how  they  are  trying  to  bring  solution   to  that  issue,  Check  there  goals,   their  team  how  does  it  look  like,  don't  fail  to  watch  the  white paper  carefully.

[balanced]

To select an ICO, you need to get acquainted with the project and understand whether its creators already have experience in creating projects or not.

[hsyncl]

In these market conditions, it seems very difficult for icos to get investment. It will be most logical to select coins with proven volume even if an ICO investment is to be made. It may not be very reasonable to invest especially in the exchange.

[Abusadeeq6]

Doing further research about the project. Know when the project are heading. Scrutinize their whitepaper and verified their teams, check their community and then have Faith and invest

[khufuking]

I wouldn't count on Whitepaper or social channels anymore, we all know that this is easily manipulated. The real thing to look for is the team behind the project and is they are really have something to offer or it is all just an idea, I would avoid investing in something that does not have a demo these days, the number of projects that had really good team and never delivered what they promised is really big and is increasing every day.

[zilzylian]

Ico is a profitable investment. I still have a lot of coins and I can see the increase in the price of coins that I have kept going up and waiting. Jangam once thought that investing in Ico could make it rich. But choosing a good Ico would be profitable because we would not lose if they turned out to be scams.

[DogeTalk]

I always see ICO from the product. then the most important thing is the experience of the team that developed the project. That was the main focus during my joining the ico project.

[Jereh]

I choose ico projects to invest on based on the team members seriousness and determination.
Wherher the project has a working product already.
The price of the ico and the amount of discount available for buyers.

[Asebaby]

Choosing an ICO depend on individual. Good research on an ICO gives and investor an edge to choose a good project to invest.