Don't ask for investment advice on Jow Forums you dumbfuck. Before you invest learn how everything works; learn about trading strategies and signals, fundamental & technical analysis, etc...
People here are just being dickheads and pointing your 250$ for some shitcoin that's just gonna drop in a few days.
My professor actually said it and I think he's right. It wasn't meant to be a joke.
I'll be honest I seriously do not recommend a beginner create an account on am exchange with literally no volume
It's under $1mil volume daily compared to coinbase which has literally hundreds of millions of dollars volume, you can check coinmarketcap exchanges for proof. As a beginner stick to mainstream websites. Coinbase is 100% trustable, coinmetro is a startup company..
The reason user wants you to make a coinmetro is only because he owns their token and gets more money as more people use it. Not to say it's a Ponzi scheme but it's just a much much smaller and less used/known exchange
for something a little different to what the pajeets are shilling, look into Skycoin/Skywire for an incentivised decentralised darknet internet running on a mesh network
it already has 10,000 nodes (twice as many as TOR) running globally. and a whole parallel ecosystem is being built on top of the Skycoin blockchain
they foresaw all the problems with censorship, gatekeepers & internet balkanization and have been building this since 2013
dont listen to this retard. if you do this youre gonna keep putting it off, life is gonna get in the way, and then 3 years later you will hate yourself for not pulling the trigger on crypto.
instead learn by doing, dont put in more money than you can afford to lose, lurk a lot, trust no one
coinmetro has real world proffesional liquidity providers, you can literally market buy/sell 100 eth without moving the price a cent. it is true coinmetro is a startup, its the usual startup vs established company story. because theyre a startup they have lower fees, better support, many innovative features. but they have less volume. good thing they have liquidity providers then