@scooter1589
> good ICOs have a clear idea of who they’re selling tokens to. if the team doesn’t know the target, the token usually ends up with the wrong crowd → nonstop selling and no real ecosystem users.
> if the ICO feels like the team is raising just to pay bills, that’s a bad sign. strong teams already have runway and use the ICO for growth, not survival.
> if the project can’t make money or doesn’t have a plan to, the token will likely drop 80–90%. they need a real path to generate revenue after the raise.
if you join these kind of sales, set your own rules and limits first. for me, if the team doesn’t know who the token is meant for, it's not worth to join at all.
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