It's time for me to retire so in order to give back to the community that introduced me to cryptocurrency, I decided to write a short concise handbook before I cashout all my earnings and enjoy my life.
If you plan on investing to have a return of investment of over x1000, keep reading on. Here are the main features I used to classify ICOs that never failed me:
- the team behind the ICO must be part of a company, even better if the website has a green bar with the company on it - check where the company is registered, if the team is from one country and they registered it in another shady place (e.g. hong kong, panama, british virgin islands, and so on) then they are in it for the money and don't care about the idea they want to develop - do not fall for the advisors meme, as its only for publicity and do not bring any real value to the idea after the ICO - check the development team, they must be real people and part of the company behind the ICO because they are one of the core components of the growth of the coins you will invest in - check the founders/ceo if they are active and passionate about their work by getting involved everyday on all aspects ranging from contact with investors up to participation at events - make sure their idea/vision/platform/product is somewhat unique and the roadmap (both development and adoption/exposure) is achievable - check for ICOs to have market cap under $5million, best would be under $1million but these are very rare - preferable low amount of tokens/coins in the order of millions, but not tens/hundreds/billions
You only need two up to four x1000 ICOs and you are set for life. It took me one year to achieve this, you can do it too, good luck and invest well my friends.
>preferable low amount of tokens/coins in the order of millions, but not tens/hundreds/billions A lot of good points but are you sure about this one? Normies and niggers probably like lower price per coin. Just like penny stocks, the chance of multiplied gains looks higher.
This is true. Theoretically the price shouldn’t matter if the supply is super low, but normies see more potential, as mislead as it may be, in cheaper coins. You have to put yourself in the mind of the average person who doesn’t know what they’re doing.
Christian Russell
How do you check where a company is registered?
Liam Gray
Pls respond
Ryan Foster
thanks not interested anymore if they don't have money/people for a professional website, what can you expect from them? definitely no what? it's the psychological effect of low value of coin(under 1 dollar or around 1 dollar) correlated with a low amount of coins (millions, can be extended but not billions and also the total resulting market cap must be low as mentioned in the original post) this has nothing to do with telegram, the links in description point out to external websites available only in russian, most likely a scam as mentioned in the original post, if they have a green bar, the country is included in the name between brackets, for instance if you visit apple.com/ you will see 'Apple Inc. [US]', that's what i am talking about
Justin Walker
Your advice isn't worth shit unless you give a concrete example of a good ICO to invest in
Noah Lewis
Oh look, a faggot that wants someone to do the work for them.
Tyler Rogers
Fucking pajeet do your own homework. user is giving some good insight here.
Camden James
That's not the original video link, I forgot what it was. You can read the news about it on Coindesk or wherever.
Juan Garcia
x1000 ICOs are fucking rare. Shit.
Daniel Sanchez
I'd accept a 50x or higher
Jacob Foster
But don’t you need like $25k to be a credited investor to buy ICOs?
Jacob Gutierrez
Also, what ICOs did you participate in? How much did you start with, and when you started a year ago, were you a complete idiot like me or did you know exactly what you were doing?
Ryan James
for crypto you just need like 1 ETH to buy into ICOs
find one you like, buy in, hodl for a year, profit.
