ICO Rating 2020 - Top Ongoing ICO

Despite the decline in the cryptocurrency market as a whole and the tightening of regulation in some countries, the number of ICOs is steadily growing. The current mainstream fundraising by issuing and selling digital tokens is attracting more and more people, and the total investment sums are growing every month.

There are some cons potential ICO investors should keep in mind. Approximately 10% of the money raised in several large ICOs was lost or stolen. Not all open projects boast profitability. Most developments are accompanied by software code errors, a conflict of interest between investors and the company; some teams may not provide important information to customers. Therefore, it makes sense to study ICO, starting with the most prominent projects and conduct a vigorous due diligence. This reduces the risk of encountering an unviable project. The number of projects and total funding is growing, but the average share of each specific project is decreasing. Campaigns for financing are slowing down, and by the end of the year the market may enter a state of stagnation.

The general trend of the market is that projects with a simple and clear idea are most popular with investors. And capitalization is gained by companies that manage to become the unifying link of individual processes or make mass processes cheaper and faster.

Successful ICOs are cryptocurrency sales within the ICO, which were able to attract the stated amount, in contrast to the failed ICOs. Since its introduction, the ICO market has shown rapid growth, however, there is a tendency to squeeze: more and more low-quality projects are entering the market, which cannot raise the necessary amount or turn out to be fraudulent.

Buying new digital currencies at the initial coin placement stage is a very risky investment, much riskier than buying a Bitcoin or investing in already-traded altcoins. Many coins issued during the last half of the year are not even close to be called successful projects. Some of them are traded even below the purchase price, while others took several months to rise to the level of their selling price.

Even if you have found projects that, in your opinion, can become next “diamond”, you should not invest large sums in them. Since ICO is a very risky investment, it is better to adhere to the tactics of diversifying the investment portfolio and invest those sums of money, the loss of which will not be catastrophic for you.

In the rating below you can see all the most promising ICO projects in the open stage. In forming the rating, criteria such as potential growth, the degree of hype and strengths of each product and the team behind it were used.