Find and evaluate a project

Projects that are raising or already trading are listed in the marketplace. Each project page has everything below, and it's worth a few minutes before you contribute.

What to look at#

Start with the milestones, because they decide when the team gets paid. Good ones are concrete things you could check yourself, like a working app or a public release, with dates that look realistic for the team's size.

Then look at the raise: the target, the deadline, how much is in so far and which currency it's in. Read who is on the team and check their links. The holders list and recent activity show who owns the token and what has happened lately, and the discussion shows what other people asked and how the team answered.

The project page also links to its contracts on the block explorer, if you want to check them yourself.

Warning signs#

• Milestones like "marketing" or "growth" with nothing you could ever check.
• Pressure to buy quickly, or promises of returns.
• Someone messaging you privately to "help" you invest.

ZASH checks that a project's terms follow the rules. It doesn't vet the team or judge whether the idea is any good. That part is up to you.