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Getting started

An Initial Coin Offering (ICO) is a method of crowdfunding for cryptocurrency projects. It allows investors to purchase tokens representing a stake in the project or the future use of its platform. ICOs are similar to Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) but with cryptocurrencies.

Typically, you can purchase ICO tokens using popular cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH). However, the accepted currencies may vary depending on the specific ICO, and some may accept other cryptocurrencies or fiat currencies.

ICO tokens can provide various benefits, such as access to the project’s platform, voting rights, or potential financial gains if the token's value increases over time. The specific benefits are usually detailed in the project's whitepaper.

Managing account

Yes, you can lose access to your funds if you lose your private key or recovery phrase. Always securely back up your wallet credentials to prevent this risk.

To add crypto to your wallet, you can either receive it from another wallet address or purchase it through an exchange and transfer it to your wallet.

To add crypto to the Coinbase Wallet extension, you can use the "Receive" feature within the extension, which provides a wallet address for you to transfer funds to.

Sending and receiving crypto involves using your wallet's "Send" and "Receive" functions. To send, enter the recipient's address and amount; to receive, share your wallet address with the sender.

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