I've seen ICOs (Initial Coin Offering) that were a
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Posted On: 12/21/2017 1:57:42 PM
I've seen ICOs (Initial Coin Offering) that were able to collect 40+ Million USD with nothing but a white paper and fancy website, with no code or development going on. (Hence the backlash with some scammy coins)
If TPAC is able to put together a legit ICO with proper development and backing, it can be very lucrative, especially within an industry like aerospace. Get a big name on board and the sky is the limit. As soon as a coin makes an announcement regarding a partnership with some big name company, it's almost a guarantee of 50% gains AT THE LEAST...so I can imagine someone like Boeing or some other large aerospace partnership. Not to mention what it could do for a buyback with funds collected....
I'm sure once if and when the ICO details are released, they will explain how to participate, but I'll gladly put together a guide if necessary and if people are interested on how to get involved and buy. It can be a bit tricky, because you may have to deal with buying on an exchange like coinbase.com, transferring the coins, creating a digital wallet, etc....it all depends on the platform TPAC will use, or if they will create their own from scratch. We'll find out soon enough I imagine.
Also, side note for those that are already invested in crypto, check out Lisk. It has the most potential, and will easily compete with the likes of Ethereum, all in my humble opinion of course. Please do your own research as I am not a financial advisor, and this is not financial advice.
If TPAC is able to put together a legit ICO with proper development and backing, it can be very lucrative, especially within an industry like aerospace. Get a big name on board and the sky is the limit. As soon as a coin makes an announcement regarding a partnership with some big name company, it's almost a guarantee of 50% gains AT THE LEAST...so I can imagine someone like Boeing or some other large aerospace partnership. Not to mention what it could do for a buyback with funds collected....
I'm sure once if and when the ICO details are released, they will explain how to participate, but I'll gladly put together a guide if necessary and if people are interested on how to get involved and buy. It can be a bit tricky, because you may have to deal with buying on an exchange like coinbase.com, transferring the coins, creating a digital wallet, etc....it all depends on the platform TPAC will use, or if they will create their own from scratch. We'll find out soon enough I imagine.
Also, side note for those that are already invested in crypto, check out Lisk. It has the most potential, and will easily compete with the likes of Ethereum, all in my humble opinion of course. Please do your own research as I am not a financial advisor, and this is not financial advice.
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