April 13, 2026

Capitalizations Index – B ∞/21M

Tutorial #4 : Participating in an ICO

Tutorial #4 : participating in an ico

Tutorial #4 : Participating in an ICO

Tutorial #4 : participating in an icoIn this tutorial you will learn how to send OPEN.BTC to participate in an initial coin offering.

OpenLedger facilitates escrow services through CCEDK.
To join an ICO, we’re going to send OPEN.BTC to the escrow account named “ico.openledger”

Alright, let’s go to OpenLedger.

Click the “Enter Exchange” button, here.

When you’re logged in, click “send”.

Type or copy/paste “ico.openledger ” in the “to” field… no caps.

The memo field is very important. Put the name of the ICO you are investing in here.
The Bitshares platform is 100% transparent, so as long as you use the memo field correctly, you don’t need any other kind of confirmation. The proof is in the blockchain!

Click on “BTS” and change it to “OPEN.BTC”

Enter the amount of OPEN.BTC you want to use. Let’s use 1 OPEN.BTC in this example.

Make sure you have enough funds in your account to pay for the transaction fee. You might need to click the abbreviation to select an asset that you hold enough of.

The standard fee is fine.

Finally, click “send”

Congratulations. You’ve successfully bought 1 OPEN.BTC’s worth of this ICO’s token.

OpenLedger – Smart Trading Decentralised

Like us on Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/openledger/

Follow us on Twitter
https://twitter.com/CCEDKOpenLedger

Visit OpenLedger
http://www.openledger.info

Vist CCEDK
http://www.ccedk.com

Learn More about OBITS on Coindesk
http://www.coindesk.com/press-release…

For Inquiries
https://www.openledger.info/#contact

Video by Hypercube Studios
http://www.hypercubestudios.net

Previous Article

The Rise of Peercoin?

Next Article

What happened to Gold Reward Token? (GRX) Update.

You might be interested in …

Stocks and Precious Metals Charts – Psychopathia Kleptocratus

jessescrossroadscafe.blogspot.com / 27 MARCH 2017

Stock futures were sharply lower overnight, as the first reaction to the failure of the Trump Healthcare Bill failed badly on Friday.

Gold and silver were rallying up to overhead resistance.

But as usual, the buyers came back in and brought stocks back up to nearly unchanged, or higher in the case of big cap tech.

Nevertheless, the Dow and SP 500 finished in the red, extending the longest streak of down days in the broader US stock markets since 2011.

Now the ball is back in The Donald’s court. Will he be able to cut taxes for large corporations and wealthy individuals without the ability to point to savings from the ‘reform’ of healthcare.

Stay tuned. This looks like an interesting year.

READ MORE

The post Stocks and Precious Metals Charts – Psychopathia Kleptocratus appeared first on Silver For The People.