Quote from: carlisle1 on May 01, 2018, 01:50:30 PM

Quote from: PokerStein1 on October 12, 2017, 07:42:07 PM

I thınk you can't avoid scam ICO's if it is in your faith Cheesy

because they can look legit and after six months past of their ico they can say we are done we can't deliver this product because of this because of that bla bla.. You can protect this situation with blockchain or nothing else. If you are not a risky person you need to go on with BTC LTC and Eth or really good proven altcoins.

Maybe theres a way,in some point yes it may in your faith,but most of the victims are those having no big idea about how to find legit ico,they dont even know how to read whitepaper and background checked those personalities in team.this are the most important thing to look at if youre looking for good project to invest

Some of the whitepapers posted was having good overviews and that made everybody who invested to a scam ico fell into their traps. Although many of the investors were wide readers, but it doesn't mean they're exempted of being a victim. Most of the victims were those aggressive person whom they always wanted is profit without even investigating the truth behind the project they were engaged with. Social media can help us determine the trusted ICO and one example of that is telegram and twitter, so with the latest updates of the token sales can be transparent to the public whether crowdfund is successful or not.