I find i spend too much because everything looks so amazing....well not so much anymore but once or twice. I guess it's the same as crypto DYOR - don't trust the salesman pitch, I always cross reference with sites such as Alibaba to see if someone on there sells something similar. depending on what i'm after that is. Most big retails shops in Australia offer shipping anyway if it's a specific item or brand i'm chasing.

Assuming Google hadn't taken over the world? hahaha First instinct would be to suss out the current geo-political standing and see if my county had been invaded yet hahaha.

First of all, I'd like to warn you against asking such advise, everyone has their own agenda. So long as you take peoples replies as a grain of salt and always DYOR.

Now to your question - I won't give you what coins/tokens I like, rather...my way of looking at things

If it's multipliers you're after, there's many things to consider. For example: the current token price? it's easier for a token to reach $1 from .10c than it is for $10 to reach $60 (it's just a mental barrier)

Then you can take a look at market cap, run the numbers, is there much room to grow?

Then the team, are they hitting their goals? making great partnerships?

Last but not least, do you BELIEVE in the project? If you don't believe in the project and what they aim to achieve, you'll be more likely to panic sell and miss out on potential profits. (study historical charts of other coins and you will see what I mean)

I hope that gives you a bit of guidance

My main concern with these KYC compliant ICO's is that...what's stopping said company from "leaking" or "selling" your information to the highest bidder? Even Email addresses of known crypto investors are worth quite a lot of money to the right people. IMHO it's a broken solution to a problem that didn't really exist. Just my 2 satoshi

Nice!
About time Australia pushed out some more exciting projects! first PowerLedger... now BlockGrain! Exciting times ahead!