EpigenCare, blockchain-powered skincare??? I don’t even know where to start with this one. Some so called experts and hype artists will tell you put $200.00 in every ICO and some will fail but the ones that don’t could make you a millionaire, well they are right in the sense that if you buy every one you can say you had the winners but why not eliminate the worst ICOs and invest more in the ones that seem to have the best chances of success?

Why EpigenCare Isn’t Worth It

Remember, I am giving you my opinion. If you want to invest in every ICO, go right ahead, but at the same time, don’t cry that ICOs are scams when you lose money.  Did you ever watch the show Shark Tank and see them invest in every idea? No, and the reason why is that they weed out the bad from the good with key questions.

Clearly and succinctly explain what your business is. You need to articulate that there’s a problem your company is solving, and that there is an opportunity for an investor to make a ton of money after it shortly scales in size. Though a segment on the show lasts around 10 minutes, entrepreneurs typically spend about an hour with the investors. But they have under two minutes to hook the Sharks, investor Kevin O’Leary says.

Investor Warning: EpigenCare

If you take that and apply it to an ICO, you can see the ICO’s website is the 1 hour with the Sharks. They need to see how the ICO solves a problem, and need to be clear on explaining how their business model will solve that problem or make a better mousetrap.

Don’t get caught up in the hype, the fluff, or think that you have to understand all the tech stuff; keep it simple, look for the problem solvers and the better mousetrap builders. Now go to the website for EpigenCare and look it over with that in mind, and I hope you will see what I’m talking about.  In the words of my friend Mr Wonderful, ” you’re dead to me.” EpigenCare, sorry, but in my opinion, this is what gives the crypto world a bad name.