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Meta description: Now that you have decided to invest in an ICO, you must do a lot of research to determine which ICO is best for you. ICO ratings can help guide your research by providing an overview of the strong and weak aspects of the ICO project.

What Can You Learn from an ICO Rating?

If you have decided to get involved in the fun and fast-paced world of Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs), then chances are you have already done your homework on cryptocurrencies. You understand the value of investigating a crypto project before backing it. As you already know, it is important to be thorough in your research of a project before investing in any ICO.

With so many aspects of an ICO to research, it is difficult to know where to begin. This is where an ICO rating can help. As long as you chose a professional rating website, the ratings you read can give you valuable information that can help you make an outline to guide your investigation. It is important to be sure that the rating was created by a person who possesses the experience and knowledge necessary to research and analyze an ICO. You don’t want to use any rating that was written by someone with zero crypto, stock trading, or ICO experience. Additionally, many unprofessional websites allow ratings to be bought. Stay far away from these websites, as you can never be sure if the rating is accurate or if the ICO paid the right price for the website to publish an undeserved score.

We all make mistakes in life. And it does seem that the majority of us make the same money mistakes over and over again. Spending excessively or living beyond our means can quite often leave us in trouble with our finances – it can sometimes come from a wish to impress or just pure carelessness.

Trivial purchases such as daily takeaway coffees, gym memberships we never use, or a magazine you barely read but have been too lazy to cancel the subscription to – it may all seem like nothing at the time, but adding it all up, in the long run, will make a huge difference.

Business consultants love talking about the value triangle. It goes something like this: when businesses procure a product or service, they want it to be high quality, they want it to be fast and they want it to be cheap. MBA lecturers typically put these three parameters at the three points of a triangle and say that a supplier can position itself such that is delivers two, but it will be at the expense of the third. Intuitively, it makes sense:

• Cheap and fast means poor quality
• Cheap and good means you have to wait
• Fast and good will not be cheap

The value triangle can be used in other areas of business too, however, such as project management, buildings and infrastructure and even staffing strategy.