✅How to Review an ICO in 6 easy steps.

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Hello there: Today i will be showing you How I Review or Research An I C O!

So, the research or review of an I C O is usually considered a great deal of work which then makes it harder for an average person to do.
In this video i would explain my 6 major steps and the things to look out for in any I C O.
But don't worry we always need to read the whitepaper. Before getting in bed with any ICOs whitepaper find out the legal regulations around you.


Firstly What is the projects use case and idea?
-What does it change for you ad me?
-is it disruptive and realistic? As we know bitcoin is one of the most disruptive technologies yet and has a realistic vision and mission.
-How many people does it affect?
-Is it based on something new, something the team are working on, or something already in use?
-Is there an active project or prototype which may show commitment.

Secondly The Team.
Now this is a very important part as they will either make or break the project. So:
-Who are those backing the project?
-Do they have a track record?
-Do they have core developers or are they outsourced?
-Who are the advisers?
-Most importantly do they openly relate with the project? Because an engaged, and active team often spills over to the community.

Thirdly The Community?
This deals with who is actually backing the project, developers are good and all but without an active and excited fan base they can only end up the same.
-Is there a community ?
-But more so are they Active?
-Where are they? (Slack, Twitter, Reedit, etc)
-How many people make up the community?

Fourthly The Token Economics.
This deals with the fundamentals of the currency an its intricacies which brings us back to the White paper issue.
They are:
-How are the tokens offered?
-What are the developers goals for the fund raising? And how much they intend to raise.
-Total coin supply.
-The percentage of tokens set for the public, or the investor, the % held back, and why?
-What happens in the case of the coins not fully sold or funds not fully raised? Do we get refunds, or are the coins burnt, etc.

Next the Roadmap has to be:
-A Detailed plan of event.
-Well timed, and
-Well thought of.

Finally a conclusion should be drawn, which entails the Advantages and Disadvantages and a stand point between both.

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