A great explanation for beginners: https://bitcoinchaser.com/ico-hub/ico-tokens-explained

 I'm unable to access their site. TIA!

There is an extensive article on the subject on bitcoinchaser.com: https://bitcoinchaser.com/?s=airdrop

You could also try Waves. I haven't used it, but there seem to be some major ICOs that have done so. It's not free, though.

As I understand it, Tether was meant to be supported at a rate of $1 per Tether, with the dollars stored in Tethers vaults. Tether was meant to have regular audits to provide transparency and verification to its users. However, the last major audit was fraught with problems and the auditing firm quit without publishing any reasons as to why. Then, both Tether and its major exchange, Bitfinex were subpoenaed for suspicious activity. This made everyone nervous, as much of the crazy activity that happened over December was due to people making purchases with Tether, and if that Tether is worth nothing, then that means that the currencies are also worth nothing. However, it has been over a month and there have been no new developments, so no-one is really sure what is going on there. 

I wouldn't say that exactly. It's more like they've shown that nothing has changed in terms of their anti-Semitic stances since then, and that they're more than willing to return to those times.=. It says a lot when a country makes it illegal for families if their victims to state facts such as 'My grandfather was killed by his Polish neighbor' or 'the Polish people would often beat up or kill any Jews who returned to their former homes after the war'. Nope. Let's rather rewrite history. They actually had the audacity to post an ad on Youtube that said 'We suffered together.' No. We most certainly did not. Their were good Polish people who did save Jews and who did resist German occupation. Those are most likely the majority of the 1.9 Polish people who were killed during the war. However, most did not and they were the majority of the population who lived on. If they add been against Hitler, as they claim, then it would not have been possible for 3 million Polish Jews to be killed. Look at Denmark, for example. Not a single Jew was handed over to the authorities there.

I'm interested in looking into new game formats, as well as games with solo options. At the moment I am seriously considering Agricola, Ether Sign and One Deck Dungeon. I only currently have access to about 15 games.

Prices are still dropping on major currencies, so maybe just monitor for now, and buy when the prices really seem to be hiking up.

I haven't really been involved with trading crypto, but I do look at the charts and trends for work. Based on trends, it seems to me that purchasing once a week and monitoring trends once or twice a day makes the most sense. When you notice a crypto that you own climbing significantly, that's when you should be monitoring the graphs constantly, so as to determine the best time to sell (i.e. as soon as its value starts declining). For the most part, though, from what I've seen, it usually takes a couple of weeks before a new token really starts picking up. Personally, if I were involved with this, I would go for bounties. A couple of hours of social media for a number of ICOs, with minimal risk, because the disappointing tokens will be balanced by the stronger ones, and either way you won't make a loss.

I think that you are on the wrong forum for this. Maybe try 'Altcoin Discussions'.

It bans certain terms. There are still ways around it. It makes sense given the scams going around, I just wish that FB would do more to monitor fake news and hate speech.

Give up:
1) Procrastinating
2) 'Playing things by ear'
3) Not performing due diligence and research
4) Not sticking to schedules
5) Not going to bed on time
6) hitting the snooze button a million times
7) Limit extracurricular social media and video game use

For links, why don't you go to the spreadsheet of a bounty campaign and then go to the Medium links listed on the page?

The first two initials of my name, and 'coin' from the bitcoin/token connection.

Bad decision. Aside from the volatility of cryptocurrencies, I have heard many stories of people's wallets getting hacked. If you're planning on doing that, then at least get a hardware wallet, and change your eth address and password every so often to help prevent you getting hacked.

It's hard to say. Many terrorists who are released in Israel go on to continue their activities.

Sometimes it's related to chemical imbalances, food intolerances, focusing on the negative and allowing those negative thoughts to consume you, negative life experiences.

Lord of the Rings
A walk to Remember
Watchmen
Phantom of the Opera
Sweeney Todd

You can also try posting your skill on Fiverr. Many people with many followers on Reddit, FB and other social media and advertise to post a certain number of times per weeks in exchange for payment. If your typing skills are decent, you could also try searching for a transcription company. They usually ask you to come in for training and then you can work from home. I think that they usually look for people who can type 50-60 words per minute (WPM). The pay isn't always great, but it's something. There are many free sites online that allow you to practice your typing skills, as well as evaluate your wpm rate. Also, check out if there are job groups for your city on Facebook, or whether anyone knows of whatsapp groups. Good luck!