I have seen many ICOs' having advisors for namesake and only a few have for real. Can we believe a project based on the Advisors?
Or is it necessary for ICOs' to have Advisors before Token sale? Seen some using Bounty campaign to get Advisors.
It depends on the kind of adviser this ICO have, because I have seen a lot of ICO companies that list advisers that are not known in the world, this is not cool because an adviser should be someone that is very familiar with the crypto space and have gotten a lot of experience over time, at least if we are to see people that are well known in the crypto space as advisers, then we would be able to build trust within investors interested in the project.