Investing in ICOs, Signals and red flags to watch out for by @nitinsharma1 Abhinav Singh, Kartik and Swaroop.#blockchain #cryptocurrency #IncryptBLR #ICOs pic.twitter.com/JvsMtnVmza

— Arun Philips (@arunphilips) January 13, 2018

1. Verify the use case and utility of the token being offered. #blockchain #cryptocurrency

— Arun Philips (@arunphilips) January 13, 2018

2. The end user should actually be able to use the token

— Arun Philips (@arunphilips) January 13, 2018

3. Check if the company exists, verify the team behind it. Does the team have expertise in the industry? (Team, not advisors)

Do they have developers? Experience?

— Arun Philips (@arunphilips) January 13, 2018

4. Look at the GitHub commits, check out LinkedIn profiles and confirm the core members are full time in the idea. When did they join the ICO?

— Arun Philips (@arunphilips) January 13, 2018

5. Did the team actually go through with the roadmap? #blockchain #cryptocurrency #IncryptBLR #ICOs

— Arun Philips (@arunphilips) January 13, 2018

6. How well is the community managed? Serious buyers and interest?

— Arun Philips (@arunphilips) January 13, 2018

7. Hard cap should be defined in the smart contract and should not be editable. Founder tokens should be locked for a period. pic.twitter.com/nkgAi5Jwoz

— Arun Philips (@arunphilips) January 13, 2018

@SwaroopH Recommends this video for ICOshttps://t.co/gw8oqWvWdv

— Arnav Vohra (@arnav_vohra) January 13, 2018