Topic: [ANN] TOKENS MARKETPLACE - page 6. (Read 2563 times)

For all future investors, here is a simple guide on how to buy tokens! https://medium.com/tokensmarketplace/token-school-3-how-to-buy-tokens-f031d4cda071

There are five types of tokens based on their functionality:

  1.  Utility Token
  2.  Security Token
  3.  Currency Token
  4.  Reward Token
  5.  Asset Token

Find out more about them in this article - https://medium.com/tokensmarketplace/token-school-2-what-types-of-tokens-exist-ec0291f68fc9

Do you know the difference between coins and tokens? 

https://medium.com/tokensmarketplace/token-school-1-difference-between-coins-and-tokens-621f2310f0ff

DETAILED GUIDE TO INITIAL COIN OFFERING!

ICO ANALYSIS

LINK TO ARTICLE - https://medium.com/tokensmarketplace/ico-analysis-ce6d49e93a64

If you are wondering how to participate in ICOs, take a look at this useful guide!
https://medium.com/tokensmarketplace/ico-school-5-how-to-participate-in-ico-972483ff5a7f

And remember - NEVER INVEST MORE THAN YOU ARE WILLING TO LOSE!

Just how the ICO intends to collect its funds also contributes to its attractiveness…
There are three types of ICO auctions:

1. CAPPED SALES
2. UNCAPPED SALES
3. DUTCH AUCTION

ICOs are also incorporating tiered multiple investment rounds and pre-sales in order to generate more desirable outcomes... https://medium.com/tokensmarketplace/ico-school-4-what-types-of-ico-auction-exist-fa51fdaf9a0

Did you ever feel that uncontrollable urge to buy some ICOs tokens after reading their whitepaper or their promotional articles? It's called FOMO, and you are probably being scammed!

There are four types of ICOs:

1. Organic
2. Artificial
3. Synthetic
4. Scams

Find out more about different types of ICO projects and signs that will reveal scammy ICOs in this article - https://medium.com/tokensmarketplace/ico-school-3-what-types-of-icos-exist-b2eab9a50a5b

Have you ever wondered who started the ICO trend? Who was the first, and who was the most successful?
Find out in this article - https://medium.com/tokensmarketplace/ico-school-2-origin-of-icos-fb972b588825

It is time for a new section in our SCHOOl 

ICO School 1. — What is an ICO?

An ICO is somewhat similar to an initial public offering in that it allows investors to purchase a “share” (or token) in a new idea or project…

An initial coin offering (ICO) is a means of crowdfunding, through the release of a new cryptocurrency or token to fund project development.

In an ICO, a project creates a certain amount of digital tokens and sell them to the public, usually in exchange for other cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin or ether.

Main reasons why public might be interested in a new token are these:
1) The token has an inherent benefit — it grants the holder access to a service, a say in an outcome or a share in the project’s earnings.
2) The benefit will be in increasing demand, which will push up the market price of the token.

Read the full article at https://medium.com/tokensmarketplace/ico-school-1-what-is-an-ico-e7e19457393e

Now that you learned the basics, it is time to join one of the many ICO bounty programs. But how? 🤔 Find the answer in this article

https://medium.com/tokensmarketplace/bounty-school-how-to-participate-in-bounties-d3d30c223e28

Bounty School 3. — Types of Bounties

In the ICO sphere, there are two main types of bounties…

   1. PRE-ICO Bounty Programs — Like the name implies, these are bounty programs that are carried out before the actual ICO. They are usually done to build momentum and to give the cryptocurrency project an improved presence on social media platforms.
   2. POST-ICO Bounty Programs — Post-ICO bounty programs are aimed at improving feedback from the crypto community.

Read the full article at https://medium.com/tokensmarketplace/bounty-school-3-types-of-bounties-d87e075825c3

Bounty School - Origin of Bounties

The original “Bugs Bounty” program was the creation of Jarrett Ridlinghafer while working at Netscape Communications Corporation as a technical support Engineer.

More recently, the concept of a bounty program comes from the online gaming world, where a bounty is a reward paid out to an individual or group for accomplishing certain objectives.

Read the full article at https://medium.com/tokensmarketplace/bounty-school-2-origin-of-bounties-83d63d9073e7

Bounty School - What are Bounties?

Bounties are simply jobs, tasks, or projects that have usually been created by token developers. If participants complete the job, then they will receive a reward in token form.

Examples of typical bounties include promoting the new token on Twitter, or translating promotional content for that token. Something anyone can do in their spare time.

Bounties are essentially tokens of appreciation for helping the blockchain project progress. They cut down on costs for startups while simultaneously incorporate members of the crypto community...

READ THE FULL ARTICLE - https://medium.com/tokensmarketplace/bounty-school-1-what-are-bounties-a8c46d2511ac

Airdrop Analysis - Detailed guide to crypto airdrops!

Here it is, everything you need to know about Airdrops - https://medium.com/tokensmarketplace/airdrop-analysis-4cc305da4953

This analysis is the product of an extensive research that was carried out in May 2018. Since the world of cryptocurrencies is changing extremely fast, this may not be relevant in the future, but for now, we hope you will find it useful

HOW TO PARTICIPATE IN AIRDROPS? 

For participating in Traditional and Bounty Airdrops users will most likely need to have these tools:

1. Ethereum Wallet — not one that is on an exchange. It has to be a personal address that is ERC20 compatible because most of the tokens that are airdropped are ERC20 tokens, which are or were originally Ethereum-based ICOs. The Ethereum Wallet needs to be ACTIVE. If user’s wallet doesn’t show activity, it might not receive the airdrop. Sometimes, coins will be explicit in what they look for, including some type of balance in the account.

2. A Telegram Account (https://telegram.org/). Telegram is the chatting tool of choice for many of the ICOs. Free tokens are the tool for boosting the audience count. Usually, airdrop tokens will also require participants to sign up for their Telegram accounts. If participants want to receive the token in their Ethereum wallet, they should not leave the Telegram accounts or they risk disqualification for the airdrop.

3. A Twitter Account (https://twitter.com/). Similar to the reasons behind the Telegram account, many of the airdrop tokens will also require participants to follow them on Twitter. Some of them will even ask participants to retweet some tweet.

4. An email address. Sometimes, airdrops will ask for participants’ email, too.

5. Referral code — Sometimes, in order to participate in the airdrop, all that participants have to do is sign up through someone’s referral link, which only requires participant’s name and email.

If you wanna find out more, read the full article at https://medium.com/tokensmarketplace/airdrop-school-4-how-to-participate-in-airdrops-6b0061be691

It is time for a new educational article - What types of Airdrops exist?

Most successful marketing campaigns usually deliver freebies to prospective customers/investors. Well, crypto airdrops are built on a similar concept.

There are two types of Airdrops:

1. Traditional Airdrops
2. Bounty Airdrops

Read the full article at https://medium.com/tokensmarketplace/airdrop-school-25a8eca77b3c

Did you know that the company Omise is the one that pioneered the airdrop concept on Ethereum in August 2017, after announcing it would airdrop its “OMG” tokens to every wallet that held more than 0.1 ETH? 🤓

Find out more about the origin of Airdrops in our new article https://medium.com/tokensmarketplace/airdrop-school-644fe055a234

Our goal is to also educate crypto newbies, and we will post educational articles in the SCHOOL Section on the Marketplace!

Here is one of those articles -Airdrop school - What are Airdrops? https://medium.com/tokensmarketplace/what-are-airdrops-c0588d580b69

Hope you'll like it!