Quote from: WalkerIVIV on June 03, 2018, 03:07:35 PM

Quote from: Storeplex on June 03, 2018, 02:43:40 PM

Having taken some time to look at a number of ICO's in depth, it looks to me that a large number of them may be marketers first and developers second. They all seem to be great at selling a vision or product but when you actually start to scratch beneath the surface, you start to notice that they promise the impossible, if it sounds too good to be true then it probably is. That's not to say that all ICOs are like that, there's a number of very well thought out and genuine ones.

So my question is, what do you want from an ICO with regards to its presentation and what they offer? Is having a working demo or MVP the most important? Is it all about the team or does that not matter if they've already demonstrated their competence? Do you want the ICO team to generate hype and "oversell" or would you rather a more honest and direct approach?

Have MVP can be considered as an additional value to the team and that means if the team is serious to developing the platform. But the majority of ico traders are aiming to get early hype of the ico itself.
Remember ONT gives every ico holders more than 70x from the ico price. Zill which around 65x from the ico price and that's they are looking for.

I Agree. MVP is important. beta launch within a shortish time frame also and a solid use for the token/coin in the real world. I guess you have to decide how you are going to operate with each ico. if it's hyped like crazy with no solid use / MVP then you can do what the 90% do and dump early at exchange. I've been holding my MVP tokens hoping for some big gains but I'm thinking the time of 50x is over or you have to be very lucky. 2018 has been a pretty poor show for most ico's