[Get] My Road From $500 To $1,000,000 With ICO's In 2018

[MellowD]

Ok thanks mate for making it clear, makes sense

[izeek]

Hello Toni
Thanks for all your time and effort that you're pouring into this. Hopefully this post isn't too lengthy or repetitive.
Have a few questions and a summary

- You find pre-ico's which has a "lending" platform component attached to the ICO, such as FineCoin, Monetize, CapitalExpanse etc. The hope is they're legitimate and not scams.

- Once one is found, you participate in purchasing the tokens for pennies on the dollar, such as $0.35, offered by the ICO, once the "rounds" open. It's basically first come first serve to get the tokens. Some of them will have a minimum of tokens you can purchase. If you miss that round, then you can wait until the next round opens, and try your luck, but it may be at a higher price
Once you have the tokens, you hold them until the launch. So what you need is a fast mouse to click the buy button once the round opens.

- Finecoin for instance, once their internal exchange opens in February, their target price is $15.00. So does that mean if you purchase say 100 Finecoin tokens during the pre-ico round. that they would then be worth 100X$15= $1500.00, which you can withdraw, if you choose.

- Then in February, Finecoin starts their Lending Program with a target price of $25. So would the original 100 tokens now be worth $2500.00?

- Once the platform goes live, you mentioned that you have the option of withdrawing all of the money, just a portion of the money, and you can also "lend" as well. Say for instance $1000 of it. Once you start lending, you said you can earn say $20 to $100 a day or more, depending on how many tokens you own.

- So please explain how the "Lending" works. Who do you lend it to? Do you lend it right on the Finecoin exchange, or elsewhere? How do you get paid the $100 per day? Do you get paid back in Finecoins?

- For all of this to work, does the ICO, need to be a "Lending" Platform? and nothing else.

So the key to all this, is to find up and coming legitimate and hopefully not scam "Pre-ICO's" that offers a lending platform. Get in early and purchase the tokens, and make money once the platform goes live, at say a target price of $15, but may vary depending on the ICO.

Is the $15 target price, also the price that will initially be listed on say CoinMarketCap, once it goes public?

Thanks again for your time and response.
Please excuse me, if some of this doesn't make sense, and thank you again for your time.

[ToniMontana]

Hey Izeek,
Great questions my friend!
I think the best way to answer for your questions is to go and make a
video right ahead focusing on your post, sounds good?
I have some news , the private group is ready!
Whoever wants to join and follow my journey the link is below to the
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soon as you can.
I am going to make the video about Izeek's post right now and post the
video on that group only so check it out there please

Here is the link: Private Group

(01-28-2018 06:50 AM)izeek Wrote:  Hello Toni
Thanks for all your time and effort that you're pouring into this. Hopefully this post isn't too lengthy or repetitive.
Have a few questions and a summary

- You find pre-ico's which has a "lending" platform component attached to the ICO, such as FineCoin, Monetize, CapitalExpanse etc. The hope is they're legitimate and not scams.

- Once one is found, you participate in purchasing the tokens for pennies on the dollar, such as $0.35, offered by the ICO, once the "rounds" open. It's basically first come first serve to get the tokens. Some of them will have a minimum of tokens you can purchase. If you miss that round, then you can wait until the next round opens, and try your luck, but it may be at a higher price
Once you have the tokens, you hold them until the launch. So what you need is a fast mouse to click the buy button once the round opens.

- Finecoin for instance, once their internal exchange opens in February, their target price is $15.00. So does that mean if you purchase say 100 Finecoin tokens during the pre-ico round. that they would then be worth 100X$15= $1500.00, which you can withdraw, if you choose.

- Then in February, Finecoin starts their Lending Program with a target price of $25. So would the original 100 tokens now be worth $2500.00?

- Once the platform goes live, you mentioned that you have the option of withdrawing all of the money, just a portion of the money, and you can also "lend" as well. Say for instance $1000 of it. Once you start lending, you said you can earn say $20 to $100 a day or more, depending on how many tokens you own.

- So please explain how the "Lending" works. Who do you lend it to? Do you lend it right on the Finecoin exchange, or elsewhere? How do you get paid the $100 per day? Do you get paid back in Finecoins?

- For all of this to work, does the ICO, need to be a "Lending" Platform? and nothing else.

So the key to all this, is to find up and coming legitimate and hopefully not scam "Pre-ICO's" that offers a lending platform. Get in early and purchase the tokens, and make money once the platform goes live, at say a target price of $15, but may vary depending on the ICO.

Is the $15 target price, also the price that will initially be listed on say CoinMarketCap, once it goes public?

Thanks again for your time and response.
Please excuse me, if some of this doesn't make sense, and thank you again for your time.

[ToniMontana]

Guys private group is ready for anyone who wants to follow my journey!
Here is the link to the Facebook group: Private Group

[OverKill]

Hi Guys,

What exchanges are you Guys using to buy your BITCOIN/ETHEREUM from, to invest in these ICO's?

I was also wondering what time scale it was taking from buying to sending it to your wallet?


Thanks

Overkill

[MellowD]

(01-28-2018 07:18 AM)OverKill Wrote:  Hi Guys,

What exchanges are you Guys using to buy your BITCOIN/ETHEREUM from, to invest in these ICO's?

I was also wondering what time scale it was taking from buying to sending it to your wallet?


Thanks
Overkill

Best bet is Coinbase mate, if you pay from your card, it is in your account instant, transfer to your wallet can take upto 1 hour

[MellowD]

(01-28-2018 06:50 AM)izeek Wrote:  Hello Toni
Thanks for all your time and effort that you're pouring into this. Hopefully this post isn't too lengthy or repetitive.
Have a few questions and a summary

- You find pre-ico's which has a "lending" platform component attached to the ICO, such as FineCoin, Monetize, CapitalExpanse etc. The hope is they're legitimate and not scams.

- Once one is found, you participate in purchasing the tokens for pennies on the dollar, such as $0.35, offered by the ICO, once the "rounds" open. It's basically first come first serve to get the tokens. Some of them will have a minimum of tokens you can purchase. If you miss that round, then you can wait until the next round opens, and try your luck, but it may be at a higher price
Once you have the tokens, you hold them until the launch. So what you need is a fast mouse to click the buy button once the round opens.

- Finecoin for instance, once their internal exchange opens in February, their target price is $15.00. So does that mean if you purchase say 100 Finecoin tokens during the pre-ico round. that they would then be worth 100X$15= $1500.00, which you can withdraw, if you choose.

- Then in February, Finecoin starts their Lending Program with a target price of $25. So would the original 100 tokens now be worth $2500.00?

- Once the platform goes live, you mentioned that you have the option of withdrawing all of the money, just a portion of the money, and you can also "lend" as well. Say for instance $1000 of it. Once you start lending, you said you can earn say $20 to $100 a day or more, depending on how many tokens you own.

- So please explain how the "Lending" works. Who do you lend it to? Do you lend it right on the Finecoin exchange, or elsewhere? How do you get paid the $100 per day? Do you get paid back in Finecoins?

- For all of this to work, does the ICO, need to be a "Lending" Platform? and nothing else.

So the key to all this, is to find up and coming legitimate and hopefully not scam "Pre-ICO's" that offers a lending platform. Get in early and purchase the tokens, and make money once the platform goes live, at say a target price of $15, but may vary depending on the ICO.

Is the $15 target price, also the price that will initially be listed on say CoinMarketCap, once it goes public?

Thanks again for your time and response.
Please excuse me, if some of this doesn't make sense, and thank you again for your time.

Great questions Im sure Toni can answer all of them for you

[maniboy]

For GBP - I'd recommend Coinfloor - but minimum depost is £2.5k You can also try localbitcoins

(01-28-2018 07:18 AM)OverKill Wrote:  Hi Guys,

What exchanges are you Guys using to buy your BITCOIN/ETHEREUM from, to invest in these ICO's?

I was also wondering what time scale it was taking from buying to sending it to your wallet?


Thanks

Overkill

[OverKill]

(01-28-2018 07:42 AM)maniboy Wrote:  For GBP - I'd recommend Coinfloor - but minimum depost is £2.5k You can also try localbitcoins

(01-28-2018 07:18 AM)OverKill Wrote:  Hi Guys,

What exchanges are you Guys using to buy your BITCOIN/ETHEREUM from, to invest in these ICO's?

I was also wondering what time scale it was taking from buying to sending it to your wallet?


Thanks

Overkill

Have you used coinfloor never heard of them before, Whats the platform Like?


Thanks


Overkill

[ToniMontana]

A new video regarding Izeek's post as been posted on the FB group.
Please join and check it here:

Private Group

(01-28-2018 07:41 AM)MellowD Wrote:  

(01-28-2018 06:50 AM)izeek Wrote:  Hello Toni
Thanks for all your time and effort that you're pouring into this. Hopefully this post isn't too lengthy or repetitive.
Have a few questions and a summary

- You find pre-ico's which has a "lending" platform component attached to the ICO, such as FineCoin, Monetize, CapitalExpanse etc. The hope is they're legitimate and not scams.

- Once one is found, you participate in purchasing the tokens for pennies on the dollar, such as $0.35, offered by the ICO, once the "rounds" open. It's basically first come first serve to get the tokens. Some of them will have a minimum of tokens you can purchase. If you miss that round, then you can wait until the next round opens, and try your luck, but it may be at a higher price
Once you have the tokens, you hold them until the launch. So what you need is a fast mouse to click the buy button once the round opens.

- Finecoin for instance, once their internal exchange opens in February, their target price is $15.00. So does that mean if you purchase say 100 Finecoin tokens during the pre-ico round. that they would then be worth 100X$15= $1500.00, which you can withdraw, if you choose.

- Then in February, Finecoin starts their Lending Program with a target price of $25. So would the original 100 tokens now be worth $2500.00?

- Once the platform goes live, you mentioned that you have the option of withdrawing all of the money, just a portion of the money, and you can also "lend" as well. Say for instance $1000 of it. Once you start lending, you said you can earn say $20 to $100 a day or more, depending on how many tokens you own.

- So please explain how the "Lending" works. Who do you lend it to? Do you lend it right on the Finecoin exchange, or elsewhere? How do you get paid the $100 per day? Do you get paid back in Finecoins?

- For all of this to work, does the ICO, need to be a "Lending" Platform? and nothing else.

So the key to all this, is to find up and coming legitimate and hopefully not scam "Pre-ICO's" that offers a lending platform. Get in early and purchase the tokens, and make money once the platform goes live, at say a target price of $15, but may vary depending on the ICO.

Is the $15 target price, also the price that will initially be listed on say CoinMarketCap, once it goes public?

Thanks again for your time and response.
Please excuse me, if some of this doesn't make sense, and thank you again for your time.

Great questions Im sure Toni can answer all of them for you