I'm not into the tweet but yeah, I would love that the biggest electric car company will use this coin in order to further promote the legitimacy of cryptocurrency.

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I feel like Latoken is the best move. Why? Because the overall profit you will get on investing will be limited because of the price they give. So, If I were you I would find other IEO out there. But of course, If you want to go with Latoken then no complaints.

Just a brief explanation. Altcoin is basically 2nd to BTC. Alltcoins or also known as "Alts" are those coins that are in the market that isn't bitcoin. Like ETH, BNB, XRP etc. It's almost like stocks if you look at it.

Right now, Because of people taking this time as an advantage to scam people because they are at home. I personally would not suggest people go buying around coins without knowing the whole detail. Remember, Some coins tend to look spotless but behind all of that has a bad intention. So it's either don't invest or do your research very thoroughly.

For me, Because I prefer margin trading than regular trading, I use BitMex. It's the exchange I personally use and a lot of people use when they trade margin. But when it comes to alts and other coins out there. I like to use Binance because of it's overall rating.

As a hunter, I do not tend to join on bounties that I know will not reach my expectations, Most of the bounties out there doesn't really give me that satisfaction. So I tend to really do my research until I found a decent one. But, This doesn't mean that bounties should not change. Well if there's something you learned about this is that Bounties should raise their stakes if they don't, Hunters will get tired on doing labor for the for of an hour in McDonalds.

If you want a trusted wallet for stashing your Erc20 tokens then i'd suggest you trying MyEtherWallet aka MEW. It's basically a wallet for you tokens that you either send or deposit it. So it's a handy app if you just want to use your phone to check on your coins rather than opening your PC/Laptop.

You can buy the tokens at a IEO. If you are asking about if you can buy tokens for cheaper than the IEO price then it's a possibility i guess. But of course. It can only happen P2P. But for me, If that happens, It's more likely that investor is regretting buying those coins because he feels like it's going no where or he's a scammer.

Now, it already did. I feel like BNB is working way harder than the other projects out there. BNB just keep on raising it's stakes and even ETH can't follow. So, right now BNB is the top coin which i believe it deserves. I feel like someday it's the coin that will replace BTC.

You could use MyEtherWallet. It's mainly used for storing your coins. And what's best about it that it's free and it has a app. So you can just download the app on your phone and use that as your wallet. But you can still use the website if you want. Just by downloading a file or saving your private key. Also, If you use the private key method, Be sure not to send it to any one you don't know or trust.

Promoting is crucial. Bounty is still a good way of promoting your ICO. But you need to invest on a known manager to manage the campaign. Which this will result more people to join it and have a wider spread across the web. And also getting the project's name out there will attract investors. But always keep in mind that it's extremely difficult on reaching the max cap if you don't have good partners. So it all depends on the quality of ICO that people are interested on.

If you are just starting out trading or want to start. I suggest that you place $50 in your wallet so that you can start trading. Get a feel for the market. Learn those patterns and how to detect them before hand. And $50 is just the right amount so that you still have that flexibility in the market. But don't be discouraged if you liquidated it. At least you've gain experience and that's maybe the most important attribute you need in trading, hell, In anything you want to do.

I won't call it revenue. But try mining. I know. Is mining still profitable? Well yes but not as much on 2017. If you invest around $2000 in making your'e own rig you can mine around $200 per month which is still reasonable. So you can regain your capital after 10mo. Which is not bad right?

This type of way on investing is very risky. Risky than ICOs really. But I won't give any speculations about the app. Just be cautious when you are investing your money. But the app looks legit because it has connections with coinbase. But still do your research I was fooled once by this type of investment. Remember bitconnect?

Absolutely, All the professional traders started as a newbie. right? So what's stopping you on being like them. It's all about if you wan't to pursuit it and how you deal with the challenges you come front with. So learn, experience trading on it's ups and downs. It's the things you have to experience to become a experienced trader.

There's plenty of great coins to invest on right now. But I feel like finding that right ICO with potential and can lead you somewhere is the way to go (for me personally) this means that you can buy the coins for cheaper than the original market price. But investing on a ICO can be risky. why? Because there's a ton out there that just wan'ts your money. So beware. But if everything goes right you would be earning more than investing on BTC or other coins. It's a risky play that can lead you to both different directions.

Trading takes time and a lot of errors. There are times out there when you feel worthless because the market isn't just cooperating with you. But trading can be scary? Yeah. It's tempting when you will place a trade. even now, with experience. I still have that fear on liquidating my portfolio with just one small mistake. But that's alright. What's scars make you stronger. How can you learn and adapt if you quit right now? right? Take it slow. No one's rushing you to make a trade. Analyze the market. make theories. Learn the flaws of the market and how to avoid it. Only experience is what you need to trade. without it you are basically like throwing money to the rich.

That all depends on the project or business you are founding. People will invest on a ICO if it's something they know that it will earn them money. But for a fund raiser? i don't think so. But if it's a business with something with return for the investment like fore say 50% off for every $500 invested in the ICO. which can attract investors especially if the business isn't crypto-related.

I still have a decent amount of coins that I got from airdrops and bounties. some of them actually got in a market and somehow earned for rent money. but mostly the airdrops I join is mostly dead coins, So i just hold it and hope for the best that it can go bull and hopefully I don't get to miss.