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I love this project. From the mission and vision, to the Roadmap and team, I see success all the way.
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There are many different ways to obtain new coins,, My favorite is searching on twitter for gleam giveaways that are offering free cryptocurrencies.
Be part of giveaways in Twitter , YouTube and other social media platforms. You would just need to like , retweet their tweets, videos and stand in a chance to make some easy money.
Good luck!
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Great question. I find that most ICOs have great ideas and tech behind them, but lack in marketing. As more and more ICOs appear marketing plays a bigger part as you need to stand out from all the other ICOs launching that month.
Firstly the most important factor in an ICO is reach, the more people who are interested in crypto, the more likely you are to hit your target. The crypto sphere is still small, so firstly plan your ICO well in advance and start marketing, more time the better as you will allow more and more people to know about your ICO. Also make sure that you have something for potential investors to click on (such as a Whitelist or an email subscription). I find that most ICOs market, but then have nothing to convert them when the time comes to their Token Sale.
Use a wide variety of channels - I think the best thing to do is use a Wie variety of free ways to market. Use all social medias, don't just focus on Facebook, but LinkedIn, Twitter, reddit etc. Also I find that using Steemit is a great way as well, create blogs and spread them to reach more people. This can be done cheaply and effectively, just make sure that if you start a campaign that you carry it on.
Bounties and airdrops - these are the two main ways that ICOs market by offering their token as a payment for tasks. These tasks can be following pages, writing blogs, video creation, translations. Its a great way to create a community without having to throw a large sum of money into marketing.
Connections with ICO websites / other companies - Create good partners with already successful ICOs that can support your project. It will add validation to your project and bring new people who are invested into the other projects. Also make sure to list your ICO on ICO rating / calendar websites. Some of them are free, some cost but they can be very beneficial as they have large traffic.
It completely depends on your budget, If you have a large budget I would invest in getting a marketing expert or looking into more websites who can write about you / rate your ICO. These can be pricey though. Below is an article that I wrote about marketing an ICO. I hope this helps.
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The financial industry is on the brink of its greatest disruption since the invention of double-entry bookkeeping.
With blockchain technologies and smart contracts, we no longer need a centralized and trusted third party to broker transactions and control the distribution of assets - and this is the main role which financial institutions such as banks (including reserve banks) play in our society.
With the use of a blockchain, we don’t need those trusted third parties. Transactions take place via a consensus mechanism which ensures the amounts sent and received are immutably written to a chain of data blocks, distributed across multiple nodes, using pseudonymous transaction IDs (which protect the identity of the originator but make the payment itself impossible to reverse-engineer).
Costs of transferring value are greatly reduced, as are validation times, because smart contracts are used instead of third party institutions (eg a contract which says release asset A from escrow when receipt of payment B is confirmed by a minimum of 6 independent network validations).
So yes, traditional services like banks, brokerages, payment processors, forex houses and many more financial institutions are in for big-time disruption.
Asset tokenization using blockchain technologies further enables illiquid assets to enter the economy like never before, which will transform our perception of value and the way it flows, along with our societal concepts of ownership and asset-holding.
Changing the future? It’s already here. Still not evenly distributed - but that’s what the blockchain is all about
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Initial Public Offerings have already been replaced by Initial Coin Offerings. Investing in companies that open ICOs is so easy that it might be much more preferable over the traditional methods by almost all of the investors in the near future.
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Well some are merely just a go at a get rich quick scheme by the “founders” and “team”. But others are simply trying to pioneer new technology that may be useful in the future within different markets.
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Ethereum in my opinion is a great long-term investment. But first do your own research to understand what it is, along with their mission, so that you can see the potential that I do.
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Sure, if you believe that in the long term cryptocurrencies will see much broader adoption and use and that the currencies you are holding are likely front-runners in their area of technology.
It’s the equivalent of being a long-term stock investor like Warren Buffett.
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It is very difficult to determine which is the best. There are over 700 alternative cryptocurrencies. Still, not all of them can be perceived as something that is valuable and only a few of them are worthy of considering. But I think Ethereum or Litecoin will suffice.
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The average bear market lasts for 15 months, with stocks declining 32 percent. This bear market will last only a few months more. With recent developments and news surrounding cryptocurrency adoption worldwide, price is bound to rise because demand moves price.
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Putting resources into any ICO can be risky, so it's vital to look at projects that are proactively attempting to stay away from the mix-ups. Obviously, a few of even the most encouraging activities can possibly fall flat. On the off chance that you want to HODL your ICO venture, you ought to dependably evaluate the undertaking's long haul procedure.
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I do think that cryptocurrencies are a fundamental shift in the financial industry, and will play a significant role in the next seismic shift. Whether BTC or ETH or any other altCoin will actually benefit from that shift is unclear. If you want to invest, I suggest that you first come to terms with the extremely high volatility that comes with the territory. Don’t buy in all at once. Use dollar cost averaging to ease into the position.
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The majority of the cryptomarkets follow bitcoin. Bitcoin is the front runner and market king. Where it goes, the rest of the market tends to follow.
So my answer is, Yes. Ethereum is dependent on bitcoin for the same reasons every other coin does.
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