One question I keep getting asked is where do I find out about ICOs. Some I hear about them in Telegram and WhatsApp channels I’m subscribed to and from a few Facebook groups I am a member of. These are usually good sources as the person highlighting them is likely to have done some research first.
There are however some lists on line that provide a really good starting point. These are my go to ones to see if anything interesting is coming up.
| ICO Alert |  |
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| Clean layout in date order – great to see what is coming up | ||
| Top ICO List | |
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| this is split between active ICOs, those coming up and the ones that have finished. | ||
| Tokenmarket ICO Calendar | |
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| a simple and easy to scroll listing | ||
| ICO Checker | |
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| a good listing but large icons and fancy countdowns make it not so easy for a quick trawl | ||
| Smith & Crown | |
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Simple, easy to use list with a straightforward description, start and end dates, and a key to the attributes of the ICO ( Auditable Raise Amount  Detailed Founder Identities  New Blockchain  Project Code Available  Sale Barred to U.S. Participants) |
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| CoinGecko (beta) | |
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| A straigtforward listing with links straight to supporting info for each ICO such as web, whitepaper, twitter, Slack, Telegram etc. | ||
| ICO Index | |
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| This isn’t the largest list, but it has two sections that are both worth checking out suspicious and scam ICOs. Click on ‘Details’ to see the reasoning. | ||
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