That depends on how you submitted it. If you used a Google form for the submission, you can't check it yourself if the form didn't give you an option to send a copy of the form to your email (and you checked it). You can only check whether the spreadsheet got updated later or not, as you have no control over the form or the spreadsheet it is linked to. If you submitted your report by other means, you need to check there, it obviously depends on what the process for submission is like. It would help you'd get a bit more specific.

Hi, die Ax1 Token sind Security Token.
Es ist nicht sofort klar, das stimmt, aber es sind 22,222,222 Token insgesamt: https://t.me/AX1ICO/2241
Aus dem Whitepaper: Es sind also max. 20 Millionen im Crowdsale:
2% Bounty
8% Founder
90% Crowdsale
>> 20 Millionen / 90% = 22,222,222

I also can't see why it could be wrong to launch an Alpha of a product before the ICO. Most projects don't have anything to show at this stage, they have fancy ideas and 50 pages long whitepapers. Some have an MVP or a click dummy and a ton of marketing materials. A working product is so rare in these days and really should be appreciated. I mean, everyone can make pretty powerpoint slides. Plus isn't the money from the ICO supposed to finance the development of a product? I'm really at a loss here and I don't get why the proof in form of an Alpha version of a product could be considered a bad thing  

I guess everybody needs to get scammed at least once in his/her life in order to experience it firsthand. It has a cathartic effect and it (hopefully) helps you avoid further scamming attempts on your person. So all you can really hope for is that the first time isn't too bad, e.g. you lose enough money that it hurts (a little) but not that much that it cripples you 

Does it really matter? I mean, where is the difference if the development continues? Where do you draw the line between Alpha and Beta?
Alpha is out though, Beta is scheduled for mid-June. Final release includes derivatives and other nice perks like API and it is scheduled for Q3/Q4. The STeX Project is so complex that the prototype is very close to its final release.

Stage 4 der ICO ist nun live! Das ist die letzte Stufe der ICO, gleichzeitig wurde die minimale Anzahl der zu erwerbenden Token auf 10 gesenkt. Das Softcap wurde bereits kurz nach dem Start Mitte April erreicht  

  

That's like asking whether it is good to invest in the stock market (or rather hold stocks) in general. Without specifying anything it's moot to even speculate, as there are coins/tokens that thrive in a bear market but there are also coins/tokens that lose in a bull market.

• Be specific about the coin/token resp. your portfolio
• Ask in the right subforum
• Elaborate on your own thoughts about the coins/tokens

It's pretty easy to monitor an ETH address. You can even use https://etherscan.io/myaddress >> add new address
You can get notified by email:

• Notify on Incoming & Outgoing Txns
• Notify on Incoming (Receive) Txns Only
• Notify on Outgoing (Sent) Txns Only
• optional: Also Track ERC20 Token Transfers (click to Enable)

Plus one can create an API key. GET/POST are supported (5/sec). So checking an ETH address isn't that hard.
I hope you find a way to get your tokens back, good luck!

If you succeed, you could write a short guide on how you made it, that would certainly help others here.

Ledger has its own HowTo for MyEtherWallet, have a look: https://support.ledgerwallet.com/hc/en-us/articles/115005200009-How-to-use-MyEtherWallet-with-Ledger
There are also a ton of guides, blog articles and videos available: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_RvDPQHERtc

As mentioned above, you can do it on EtherDela but you also could use Radar Relay or IDEX or any other decentralized exchange for the Ethereum Network. First, you should research though. Investigate the following:

• In what stage are the projects the tokens are from?
• What is the value of each token?
• Will there be a better time to sell them?
• Where are the tokens traded?

That depends on where you live (Berlin), what nationality you are and to what bank you're withdrawing your Euro, I guess. If you want to be absolutely sure, ask a "Steuerberater (accountant) that specialized in Crypto or the "Finanzamt" (finance authority) directly. There are many things to consider and if you want to be absolutely sure, you need to ask a specialist.

PS: Welcome to Germany

The amount of money doesn't matter, you should never "gamble" with your (online) identity
KYC and data security is a huge problem. Even if a project might be legit and doesn't scam you or has the intent to misuse your personal information, it might get compromised/hacked and ultimately this has the same effect.

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Obviously, regulatory issues are the driving factor here. If it were because of the existence of scams, there wouldn't be an "open" internet in the first place.
Social networks would need to forbid posting links in general...

Is there any ETH counter available that shows the current tokens sold? The PreSale is still on and the Main ICO launches on May 19th, correct?

The A2A sale raised 2717.18 ETH so far. The STE sale raised ~20k, so we are well past 25000 ETH raised!  
The project is at stage 4 now and you can trade between BTC, ETH, LTC, DASH, BTG, BCH, TRX GSXC, USDT and PCT.
So far, new pairs weren't announced by the team but as there are new pairs added each month, there should be new ones very soon(ish). I personally would love to see further development in the platform itself though, instead o new pairs.

That totally depends on the Bounty Campaign. Just read the rules and you'll see what is needed and/or allowed. Sometimes you need to meet certain criteria for blog/medium/steemit submissions, sometimes you don't. Do you have a specific campaign in mind?