Can anyone here update on this?  I want to know what program i can download now on a windows pc computer so i could download video/music and then transfer it to my iphone.


Main concern is malware so i don't want to download a program that would have this.


Again i used YTD Video Downloader years ago with no issue but last time when i tried to use it, it didn't work and i think it ask me to download update.  But is that update safe?  Or there is no more YTD video downloader anymore?

Can someone here tell me which method i should do then here?  Again, i have my waves seed with me.  And i used to write it on a new waves wallet each time waves went from one wallet to another... like back then it was the chrome waves lite client... then the waves dex... and then the waves exchange.


Woudn't i still need to type in my waves seed though if i want to get my waves in the waves exchange wallet into my nano ledger s wallet?

Could you get a trojan just by clicking on a link?  Or does it look like you are downloading a file or you need to also open the file as well?


Example imagine you click on a link but it goes to a sketchy site but you don't do anything.  Could you get trojan that way?


Also i know windows is not secure but if you have an iphone with IOS, you could get trojan by clicking on a link?

Wow thats a ton of btc you have.  But are you planning to cash out to your bank?

Did you already try to log in while in the US?  If so, wouldn' that mean you can't log in from outside the US since they seen you already logged in with a us ip address?  Thus having someone or you going to another country logging in with non us ip address won't work?

Thoughts on nexo.io?


What are the top and safe exchanges?  I heard Blockfi but i can't use it.

I like to be able to use gemini.  I know i need a sms us number to sign up but do you know if i need to use the sms number each time to sign in?  Or could i use google authenticator or google authy?  Main reason is so i could sign up on gemini and get verified.

Also i heard people talk about how much percentage of your networth you shoudl invest in btc.  I mean right now with how much btc cost, its tough to even buy just one btc.  And obviously if you are able to buy one btc, that is a ton already.  But at what point do you cash out compared to your net worth?  Imagine someone with 500,000 to their name and buy one btc now... i mean that would be like 5% of their net worth in btc which is obviously not that risky at all.  But if btc goes to say 500k, and now their net worth is 500k cash/stocks/ and 500k btc, it would be foolish for that person to not sell some portion of that one btc right?



Then again, if that person doesn't need the money right now for living expenses if their net worth besides btc is 500k, it would be foolish to sell portion of their one btc right if prices would continue to go up?  Obviously this example is extreme because if it ever goes up to 500k, i mean i dont know how much more it can go up etc.



But what about the person who has say just 0.5 btc but their net worth is like 5k usd?  Assuming they could get by with paying living expenses... would that person be best to not sell any if they didn't need to?



I got to assume ppl who made money from btc... they probably sold enough btc where their net worth in anything other than crypto has to be around 50% or so?



So the big question is... should you sell any btc if you don't need to if you could cover your living expenses?  Obviously when you are low in cash in the bank, then you have to sell btc to pay for expenses.

Okay so im sure many people here bought btc when the price were much lower and as of now, many probably sold some portion of their btc.  Now im sure there are ppl that still haven't sold any btc that they bought years ago but i got to assume that is rare right?  Then again, these are ppl with money in the bank to cover their expenses and thus don't need to sell right?



Since i read it seem like most people who sell their btc... its mainly because they need the cash to pay for expenses etc right?  Would most agree on this?  Thus that is main reason for most people compared to making profit?  I read lot of ppl mention how they are upset they sold their btc back then but they had to because of bills which seem to be the main reason and obviously that would mean they don't have money in the bank to cover those expenses.



But at what point do you sell btc compared to your net worth?  Like imagine you invested just 5 percent of your net worth of ten percent many years ago and after the btc price skyrocketed... its worth like 80 percent or 90% plus of your net worth.  At that point would it be stupid/silly to not sell some btc?  Like imagine someone who has 5 btc right now.  But they got it when it was very low.  But let say their net worth in their bank accounts and everything is in low 5 figures or even less.  But they are paying for their expenses with what they do to make money like working online but small income to cover expenes.  Let say this person also don't own any stocks or has retirement and let say this person just works online to make it simple.  



If this person has enough money to cover their daily expenses would it be silly to not sell even tiny percentage of their btc if they don't need to?  Like imagine someone with l0,000 dollars to their in their bank accounts and everything... let say they also rent and own no property, has no stocks or anything like that.   But basically make enough to cover their monthly expenses.



Would you say someone like that should sell some btc?  Like at least half of it to at least earn some profit from it?



Are there people who own btc and have their net worth and the amount of btc so disappropriate to btc?  Like in this example, having just l0,000 usd net worth in the bank/cash... but might have like a quarter of a million dollars in crypto?  This would be like 95% or so in crypto and the other 5% in cash in bank etc.  Are there cases like this and if so, it has to be extremely rare right?



I got to assume many people who earned money from btc got to have at least cashed out 5 or ten percent of their profits at least?  However... if someone has 5 btc bought at very low prices... but say their net worth in the bank/stocks etc... is like l00,000 or a quarter of a million or 500,000, then this situation is much different right?

Yea so what constitutes needing a license then?  So imagine someone that daytrades on the exchanges or a regular person do say a few transactions a year selling btc for cash and do it for l000 dollars each... let say 6 transactions the entire year.  That doesn't constitute a business right?


What about someone selling btc for cash like twice a year to someone but do it for l5,000 each time?  Does that constitute as a business?  What if they charged a percentage/vig... like imagine charging the person paying cash an extra few percentage, would that count as a money transmitter? 


Now obviously if someone does like hundreds of btc for cash sales, that obviously would be a money transmitter.  But what about those people who do it once a month or few times a year?  Now if you do it once or twice a year but do a big amount, like 5 figures, would that count?  It seems like constitute a business... but what does that even mean?  That person only did a few transactions the entire year... so was it the fact that the amount was 5 figures for his transactions or he was openly advertising it?  Also how hard and what is the cost to even get the license for this for money transmitter.

I like to know this as well.  Thing is im a us citizen that is outside the US majority of the year and some sites require an sms us number.  I have a google voice number and it works for many sites but some sites need you to have a sms number.  Anyone now?

I got a skrill and neteller account and it seems like the fees to convert it either way assuming you are doing l00 dollars or more is l.5%.  Does anyone here think that is a fair price?  Also what is the max one could do a week or month? 

Can you update on this issue when you get it fixed?  I got to assume even though this is a us user, they will still allow him to withdraw somehow right?  But yea him being in a US restricted state which doesn't allow binance.us would be another issue.

Besides blockfi, what legit sites out there allow you to earn interest on a stablecoin where you earn a flat rate interest and don't have to be concerned about the price of the coin?


Example, like usdt or usdc or any other stablecoin.  I heard you could stake usdn on waves but how much percentage you get?  Example you convert l0,000 usd worth of waves or btc into usdn on waves exchange, how much would you earn in interest?


Also do ppl prefer earning interest in cryptocoin like btc vs a stablecoin?

Do most of you lock in profit and then sort of freeroll the remaining coins?  Example imagine you bought a coin at 5 dollars and bought l000 of them.  Say it doubles.  Now you sell half of them... in a way you are playing with house money?

Im curious but what percentage of trades win/lose when you count everybody including those who daytrade for a living?  Because it seem like people say almost everyone who isn't a full time trader is losing?  I find this hard to believe especially when all prices are going up.  I assume its when the prices drop, then people lose?  But then again how do they lose unless they sell?

Do you know any other legit site besides binance to do this?  So people mentioned blockfi but even though im overseas and outside the US, im a resident of a US state where i can't use blockfi.

Well right now, i could still log in to the waves.exchange with my seed right?  The options are email, ledger or seed.  So you suggest ledger?  Thing is I have typed in my seed multiple times into the waves wallet... back when i had to use the new waves dex.... from the waves lite client... and then to the waves.exchange. 

Thanks.  But if you just want to buy/sell btc at the moment and not do any of those limit orders and other things like that, using coinbase pro would still be easy for that right?  Thus imagine whatever btc price is right now... you go and sell or buy it etc on coinbase pro.

Well im abroad almost always and have a binance account and a us citizen. The last time i logged into binance, i could without any issue.  Reason being i never did verification and because im abroad and thus my ip address is not a US ip address.  But you are saying i can't use it anymore?