Quote from: susuberuang on April 09, 2018, 12:05:41 PM

Quote from: ChangeNOW on April 05, 2018, 06:20:40 PM

Hey guys,

The other day I was asked this question on Quora and responded saying that a way to identify potential ICO scams is looking at several things. Here are some of them (would like to know your thoughts if that's alright): The first one was looking for companies that are making a sudden pivot into the blockchain space. This, to me, are companies that failed and now are trying to make a quick buckspecially companies in the USA with previous VC funding. The second is looking at the previous experience that the team has. I'm noticing a lot of projects where no one on the team has real experience ni the blockchain space. The third one, and this one is very important, is those projects that don't put 100% of the team's tokens into escrow for at least two years. This is obviously a sign that they are trying to get rich quick. Any thoughts on this?

for now it's a bit hard to see what ICO projects are scam because I think the current project is getting tricked with any way to look ICO is genuine and very promising, if you are confused you can see it at https://icobench.com/ icos from there you can get the best ICO by looking at rating conditions suggested by some advisor who is very expert in assessing ICO.

The rating here can be bought, and many experts are not real