Quote from: chekhbtc on December 27, 2017, 05:07:00 PM

Thank you. Well, first of all, it's about choosing a good ICO, and the criteria here I believe are quite usual for everyone dealing with ICOs: I'm looking at the team and their personal social media channels, and their professional background; product, because if there's nothing close to having a beta, it's becoming too hard to assess the whole project and the perspective of the token; the way token is implemented; I am also paying a lot of attention to those experts who do reviews and reports and are known in such an expert role, such as ICO Rating, Smith & Crown and some other agencies like these, I am also following Tokenator because they also do ICO analytics to choose projects for collective token deals; I am also taking a look at social media of projects to see if the community around one is big enough; and so on. Well, these are the basic principles.

Then, of course, I see if a project has a referral program (sometimes not) and if the reward they are promising is good enough compared to other opportunities.

Hence, yes, I think I will only choose (continue to choose) good projects. I cannot promise anything but my best. Because I am doing that for me and I do want to earn money. Join me in this. Feel free to answer the questionnaire here or in PM. You are not losing anything from that and will be able to decide by yourself on whether to join a certain referral program I will suggest or wait for the next announcement.

What is an average referral bonus looks like? I mean what is an average percent and how much crypto can I earn participating in such referral programs?