Quote from: ankylotic on November 21, 2017, 12:07:18 PM

Quote from: RealPhotoshoper on November 15, 2017, 12:59:21 PM

Quote from: macchiato on November 15, 2017, 09:28:22 AM

I don't just trust new altcoins immediately. I find it more convenient if I hear a lot of good feedbacks from other people who already risked using it. A good altcoin will definitely be the content of a lot of threads in here. I read a lot to know.

Yeaa not much we can do to verify things technically , just do your own research by reading isn't a bad way.
Rather than make a baseless speculation picking altcoins randomly etc. Know the core developer , are they have a lot of supports since the announcement and what the mission behind altcoin invention could be a little example to take it as a serious consideration.

i think a lot of the things matters. matter is that it has the quality that I am looking for like great functionality, good team, good track record etc. I do some research on the new altcoin, read their whitepapers if what they are claiming is realistic and analyze the future value of altcoin. All of these matters in it and every one who invest in any ICO check all of those things mentioned above because we know alot of ICO are scam and people are very protective to invest in a new coin.

Now a days this is not just enough to have look onto it. I. mean these developer team can be very trustee for the first time or may be until the ICO is over or even upto the first two quarters of the project development. Then you may start over trusting it but what after that? Will they still remain the same until we hit the exchanger or may be the threshold of our investment?
I guess no, this just not enough now a days. We really need regulated ICO and there has to be some trusted organisation licensing this stuff. Then we may start trusting it fully.