Do most people here agree with this?  Seems very tempting.

Are you talking about binance.com or binance.us?  Because i believe binance.us doesn't work for you either?

Also once i access my account, do you all recommend connecting it with the nano ledger s?  So if you do that... is your waves in your waves.exchange wallet or is it in the nano ledger s?  Thing is i have btc and bch in the nano ledger s.... but i never moved my waves to the nano ledger s because a while back, there wasn't this option... then there was this option but it seemed complicated because you seem to have to use one with the other.


So if you use it with the nano ledger s... is your nano ledger s SEED where your waves are?  Or its still your waves SEED?


Thing is if you use it with the nano ledger s... its safer right because its in the nano ledger s?  Im confused because i thought someone said your waves seed is still needed.  So if thats the case, then how is it more safer having the waves in the nano ledger then?  Can someone explain this?

Did waves.exchange wallet make a change again in the layout/how you log in?


I haven't logged into my waves.exchange account in a long time.  When i used to log in, i had to type in my password when accessing the waves.exchange wallet.  Back then i used waves lite wallet and the waves wallet and then it was the waves.exchange.



Right now, i see option is log in by


Email
ledger
software - log in via seed, private key or keystore file (not recommended)




Since i never connected my waves wallet with my nano ledger s, i assume i can't do that now.  So i have to use either email or software right?  And software is my seed?  Which would you recommend?


Also, why does waves keep changing all these things?  Back then the waves lite was with the google chrome store... then it changed to Waves New Dex.... then the waves.exchange.


So what do you recommend to log in with it?  Email or seed?  I previously had to type in my seed a while back when i used the waves new dex and then the waves.exchange so i assume do that?  But that mean everytime after this, i need to type my waves seed every single time?  So there is no more accessing waves account by password?  I don't understand this.

So you are already verified then right?  So what about those us citizens who use binance and haven't used it in a while?  Once you log in once again from your US ip address, you going to get account locked?  Can any us citizens confirm this?  So it doesn't matter if you did verification or not right? 



Any other us citizens who are expats or abroad all the time outside the US with issues with binance?  I never did verification with binance and outside the US so when i log into it... it would show a non US ip address... thus no vpn required.  Curious if any american citizens can continue to use binance this way if they are outside the US and also never did verification? 



I also got to assume if you did verification with your US documents as a US citizen but abroad all the time, then you would have gotten account frozen?

So you could stake usdc coin in the waves wallet?  Or is it only usdn?  Im confused how much you get a year here as they percentage seems very high.


Example say you have l0,000 dollars or that amount in btc and convert it to usdc or usdn.  How much would you earn a year if you keep it there?

Is blockfi the highest rate for coins like usdc etc?  Do they require verification?

Were you verified with binance?


I assume you were?



What about people who are US Citizens but are expats and abroad all the time and never logged into their binance account in the US?  Can those users still use binance without any issue since they never logged in with a US ip address?

So to confirm, just answer that question of your occupation and the other question and then you could use coinbase pro right?  I thought it was strange you needed to answer that... but to use just coinbase, it doesn't.


So coinbase, you buy/sell from coinbase themselves?  But with coinbase pro... you buy/sell from other users right?

I have an old coinbase account that got verified a while back.  I am able to log into my coinbase account.  Now coinbase pro is the same thing but the fees are less right?  If so, why does anyone use coinbase then as oppose to coinbase pro?


When i went to coinbase pro website, it didn't let me go straight to the exchange, it seem to ask me few questions for verification like what is your occupation and few other questions.  So you need to answer those questions in order to use coinbase pro right?


Thing is i see those few questions blocking access to coinbase pro... but once you answer it... you can use it?

Wouldn't most people be selling their btc once it hits say 50k or l00,000?  So wouldn't it be hard to hit that price?


Also how much btc would that person have?  I mean... if someone has say 0.05 btc, well million dollar would only be 50,000 dollars.  But for someone with one btc... thats million dollars.

What if your computer is locked on windows?  I assume that doesn't do anything right?


Now if your computer isn't turned on... i assume no issue?



What if you use veracrypt or bitlocker on it?  I assume as long as you aren't logged in your computer, the usb charging cable can't do anything?

You from the US right?  Isn't coinbase pro the cheapest though of all to buy btc?  What about binance US?

What if you are a us citizen in one of the states that you can't use kraken but overseas though? Could you use kraken or they still require kyc?

In terms of most popular and safest....


I assume


popular


usdt
usdc
gemini dollar



safest


usdc
gemini dollar
usdt



Would you say this is right?  Well i know there is also busd as well and also DAI and pax.

What about daytraders?  No way they are withdrawing all their coins to their hardware wallet or other type of wallet daily right after trading since they trade next day?

What about links on peoples profiles?  Wouldn't many of those links probalby have malware/keylogger?

This doesn't take account of change addresses like in electrum right?  When i had btc there, i think btc was spread out between multiple addresses?  But with nano ledger s, its much different?

Any US people or US citizens use bitstamp?

This coin has dropped so much in price... not sure why you think this is the case.