Here are the people with the biggest known stakes in Bitcoin.
-The Winklevoss Twins.
-Barry Silbert (cryptocurrency maven)
-Tim Draper (billionaire venture capitalist)
-Charlie Shrem (Bitcoin early adopter)
-Tony Gallippi (cryptocurrency executive)
-Satoshi Nakamoto (Bitcoin mastermind)
-Uncle Sam.

You will definitely need an ICO agency for that. They'll handle all the marketing process, all organisation, legal questions,  you just continue developing your project.

As of now, no bank has started accepting bitcoin as currency.
But Bank of America has seen it as potential currency of future. This is an optimistic gesture.
However, some associations across the world have opened bitcoin ATM, where such transactions are entertained.
Here's a good article about companies that accept BTC in different countries.

https://coinreport.net/coin-101/accepting-bitcoin/

Scam projects will often make bold claims about their product even though said project offers nothing new or disruptive. It’s not likely that a certain blockchain platform or cryptocurrency will end poverty, fix global warming or replace the internet. This can also be truth for how they expect the community or markets to respond to the product. If someone claims their cryptocurrency will replace Bitcoin, get a disproportionate amount of users, or increase by 100x in the price charts, you can add that project to the scam list.

If the project does have that potential, professional developers will never make such promises. They will let you know about the potential of their project and that’s it. No serious team will ever make a price prediction about their token or claim it can fix the world.

Create a digital currency wallet where you can securely store digital currency. Connect your bank account, debit card, or credit card so that you can exchange digital currency into and out of your local currency. Buy some Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Litecoin to begin using the future of money.

Best strategy for a beginner is to learn more and to trade less. If you're already experienced then you need to listen to signals and be patient

I would buy a btc if i had this budget. But there are as many opinions as users on this forum

I'm using coinbase and bittrex now. Think they are the most reliable ones

it’s hard to determine if Bitcoin is a bubble because it’s an entire industry. However, Bitcoin's recent patterns are akin to other famous bubbles that burst — such as the dotcom bubble.
Altcoins also fluctuate. That reality could theoretically contribute to worries that Bitcoin is a bubble. They might assume that Bitcoin is as volatile as all the other cryptocurrencies, but compiled market statistics actually indicate it’s the most stable.

People making a transaction.

There is essentially a market for transaction fees. People making transactions don’t HAVE to attach a fee, and miners don’t HAVE to accept any particular transactions on a block. Because there is limited space in a block, people who attach the highest fees will get their transaction included on a block, because miners want to make the most money.

Miners also get money just by actually mining and winning the computational race. When a miner “wins” a block, they get a certain number of bitcoins (this amount started at 50 and is halved every four years).

I like binance the most. It's a very reliable exchange and wallet with perfect reputation

There are a growing number of companies that can help with an ICO from developers, law firms, investment firms, and PR firms. There are also a number of consulting forms that help you manage the process.

• back-end infrastructure to create your ICO
  
• legal aspects of your ICO to make sure you are not violate securities laws
  
• developing white paper and roadmap
  
• manage KYC requirements, escrow accounts
  
• PR and marketing activities to attract supporters
  
• establish relationships with miners and exchanges
  

I agree, I also think you should use special company for that. That'll cost you a fortune but the service is worth the money. Just google ICO agency and you 'll find lots of lists with ratings

Trezor is a very good wallet

The first step to be taken by all ICO organizers is to place information about the upcoming release of tokens on special calendar sites. There are many resources where you may publish a schedule of planned ICO, and you can search for them. Also, if you use a popular blockchain technology (such as Ethereum) for ICO, you should google the calendars that mark the projects that are run on it. Also you should tpromote your project in social networks and communities. That's already lots of work

That's a very wise advice. When I started I read a lot of material prior to starting investing.

There're some campaignes where newbies are allowed. But you sould choose wisely

I dont believe in ICO but I think better to earn on speculation

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I'd like to know, what are the hard cap and the soft cap of your ICO? ANd what are your plans for the future?