Quote from: D-Fault on January 16, 2018, 08:19:59 AM

Quote from: kqyyzmlc on January 16, 2018, 03:27:37 AM

There are so many coins now that there are always teams that are not serious about technology. They just want to collect a sum of money, how to judge this is not a trustworthy team?

Also some people tells me "check a team" but really how does it going, that "checking a team" process? I've tried a couple of times but the most I've got is LinkedIn profiles of the team members or their Facebook accounts. That is not reliable souces of information, I can write at my LinkedIn that I'm top professional who worked to Satoshi and who created Dogecoin, Waves and IOTA and start crafting scamcoins. What is the right way to check the team? Maybe some sort of a site?

Well if all you got is a LinkedIn profile, that's bad. I mean, a real person with some background should have other notable hits on Google like a social media profile, GitHub, personal blog, a press hits etc. You need to know what were they doing with their life before these ICO things. I know that most people in an ICO team don't have that so pretty safe to assume the majority of that are fake.