Is there a way to know who is buying the btc/selling it right now when looking at an exchange?  Like if someone is offering or wanting to buy a lot of btc... think hundreds or more... you got to assume that is some wealthy or rich person right?  And in the thousands... would obviously be institutions?

Also what is the max amount of apps one could store in the nano ledger s now?  I recall not long ago... because of the firmware update... now you can install more apps at once.  But if you have over a certain amount of apps, you need to delete it and reinstall it each time if you have many apps.  How many is that and is this still the case?  So now... i have three apps installed... btc/bch/btg... but have balance in two of them.



Thanks.

So I have altcoins like powerledger stored in an exchange and kept it there and want to send them to my nano ledger s.  Also have tiny bit of bnb.



I have btc/bch/bitcoin gold apps installed on my nano ledger s.  But i do not have bitcoin gold balance at all.  Thus only two coins with balance in my nano ledger s.



Now i would like to move my powerledger to nano ledger s.  Also would like to move my waves there as well.  A while back i recalled someone mentioned you would have to use myetherwallet with powerledger so i never bothered with it... reason being i heard there were some hacks with it... so i kept it in an exchange.  I also have waves... they are stored in my waves exchange wallet.  I also stake waves... so i get a tiny bit of waves because of that.



With powerledger do i still need to use myetherwallet because powerledger is a erc token? 



With waves... i know there is an app you could download on the nano ledger s.  But a while back, someone mentioned to me... i needed to use the waves wallet in conjunction with the nano ledger s.  Is this still the case now?  So if i store my waves in the nano ledger s... its only in the nano ledger... or is it in both the ledger and the waves exchange wallet?  And if only nano ledger... do i get any staking coins from it like i do now with the waves wallet?



What about BNB?  Also what if you have USDT?  Can you store that in nano ledger s?  I don't have any usdt now but if i sell coin for it... i would obviously prefer to not keep it in an exchange... or is that the only option?  I know that with coinbase/gemini... i heard its usd... not usdt.  So that you obviously can't send to nano ledger s since its FIAT... unlike USDT right?



Also would you recommend i move the waves to nano ledger s?  I kept waves in the waves wallet without an issue so thats why i never bothered to move it since it seemed much more complicated than like btc etc for the nano ledger s. 

So apparently, I found out that Binance.com no longer allows US customers anymore even abroad.  A while back i used binance and traded btc for altcoins there.  I heard binance no longer allowed US customers but because im abroad pretty much all the time, well I didn't think it was a big issue as I log into binance.com without any issue.  I also never was verified there.  I heard it first was with US IP addresses that they banned but apparently its for anyone that is a US citizen.  So because of that, I know i can't use binance.com anymore as an American abroad.



Now my question is... what exchanges can I use as an American that is abroad all the time?  I know i could use coinbase/bitstamp without an issue from what I read online.  I assume Kraken as well?  But those would be for the main coins like btc/eth etc.  But if i want to trade for altcoins, what are my options?  I previously used bittrex a while back while abroad... but then they no longer allowed any customers from a particular state in the US... so i had to withdraw.  I was also verified on bittrex and because of that, i could not use bittrex anymore.




I heard people who use binance.com in the US... then moved on to binance.us... which is basically almost the same thing?  Its only with other us traders right?  But is there a ton of volume there?  And do they have the exact coins that are traded in binance.com?  The thing though is i wouldn't be able to use binance.US while outside the US right?  I would sign up for an account while abroad... so would there be issue with this?

So kraken and bittrex allows usdt... but coinbase/gemini only deals with usd right?  But i believe bitstamp deals with both?  Thus usd and usdt are not same thing right?

What are these other coins you made 50x on?

Hi thanks for response.


Wait so binance.com never ever supported fiat?  So anyone that wants cash withdrawn to their bank account cannot do this?  Thus binance.com is basically a place to buy/sell altcoins then?  Well then what is the point of btc and usdt there then?  So if someone has altcoin or btc on binance and wants to cash it to their bank account... they have to convert their altcoins to btc... then send those btc to a fiat exchange and then sell for bank transfer there right?

Thing that confuses me is this.  So if they have btc... and sell it for usdt... could they send the usdt from binance.com to a fiat exchange?  Or would that not work? 


Binance doesn't allow Americans?  Well what if they are abroad almost all the time then and don't have a binance us account?  I assume no issue unless they withdraw directly from binance.com to binance US?


I have binance account but i never sent in verification.  So that means it would be no issue if i were to then withdraw in the future as long as it isn't directly to binance.us?

Is there a way to know which coins will pump and dump?  So the point is if you know of a coin that will do that... you buy it ... then auto sell it once price starts dropping to accumulate more btc right?  Then either keep btc or sell it to usdt?



But if you want to make money now... wouldn't you need to trade it for usdt?

What is the most common form of payment on localbitcoins?  Is it cash when meeting?  Wouldn't the best method be meeting at the bank and they giving you the cash... you go and deposit it... and once you do that and its confirmed... then you release the coins?


Because of the risk of counterfeit if they give you cash... but once its deposited into bank teller or atm by yourself... then its safe?

Question about waves staking.  I do have waves staked in the waves wallet where i seem to get some waves every week.




I see there is usdn staking.  It shows you could make more than 8 percent.  But this amount constant or it always changes?



Like for example anyone here took say thousand dollars and staked it entire year?



So say you buy thousand dollar worth of waves... then staked them with usdn.  So how does that work?  You basically sell your waves for usdn right?



Then say with around a thousand usdn... forget the fees to buy waves... then if you leave it staked for an entire year... you will make 80 dollars on thousand dollar worth of usdn a year?  That sounds too easy and doesn't make sense.  But that number changes daily?  So how much percentage do you reasonably get a year then if you put thousand or ten thousand dollars into it and stake the usdn?



Because if you could get 5 percent.... well thats 500 dollars if you have ten thousand dollars.  Then once you have l0500 dollars, then you would convert it to usdt right?  But do you first need to sell it for waves... then sell it for usdt?



The thing is when you stake waves... sure you get some waves every week.  But if waves price drops... you aren't making any money etc.  So can someone explain the usdn staking?  Seems way too good to be true.

Really?  So paypal reversible is up to one whole year?  I thought i read 6 months.

An US people can offer insight on this?

But those of you who have btc and bought more... don't you only want btc to go down if you want to buy more?  Then again if you already have a lot of btc, wouldn't you want the btc price is go up?



Its like if you have little btc and want more... obviously you want price to go down so you can buy more.  But if you have enough btc... then obviously you want btc price to only go up.  But what about if you have btc but want to buy ... but still hold btc?  Its like okay go down in price when i want to buy... but don't go too down?  Or that doesn't matter if you are long term holding?

Im curious but how much btc did you had at that time? 

I saw this when i was using youtube on my iphone, saw like hundred thousand viewers... which made no sense.


What happens when you click on the link and watch the video/stream?

I kept my shift in the shift nano wallet a while back.  So nothing to do about that then right and just keep it there?

I mentioned how i would put it in lastpass/keepass... then put it in the cloud ... dropbox/gmail... so if someone were to hack my email... they still need to know what is my lastpass/keepass password.  So isn't that good enough?


Of course the big issue here is if you get malware/virus/keylogger on your computer, then you are screwed then right especially keylogging?  Because that person could see everytime you type in when you enter your lastpass/keepass and email password?  Thus they could just log into it anytime they want and you wouldn't know?



So keeping it online in the cloud is safe only if


Encrypted


No malware/keylogger/virus every on  computer



Correct?

How many safety deposit boxes do you use and you break the seed into two pieces right?  The thing is if you only have two banks with two deposit boxes... well what if theft/fire or something happens to one of them?  So wouldn't it make sense to have four safety deposit banks with two copies each and two pieces broken to make it safe?

What exchanges use shift now?

Obviously this depends on where you are located.  Such as if you live in an expensive place in the US or Canada, then its a lot more than in other countries.  Also if you are young, middle age or older.



I always felt the number had to been minimum 10 if you asked me this years ago.  But now with news articles and videos saying btc true value is somewhere in the 300-400k range... well that 10 btc number certainly is a bit high.  I guess the number probably is minimum 5?  Then again you hear old videos where people say... just make sure you have just 1 bitcoin...as that is enough.  Thus if it goes to 1 million dollars... well that is a lot of money.  Even after taxes, that is a lot.   But when people say its half a million or a million, well then that number could drop to say 2 or even 3.



And i see many people on this forum talk about not having 1 btc and its their goal to get 1 btc.  Obviously back then, it was much easier with the low prices.  But now... anyone who wants 1 btc need to spend 25k... thats a ton of money for most people and most people don't even have that in their savings.  But for someone who is from the West... thus in the US or Canada... what number would you say that should be?  Of course it could be in a wealthy country in say Asia, Europe or Australia.  But you get my point.  I got to assume if you talking about 10 years down the road or more... it has to be minimum 5?  Or minimum 10?  Or is 10 a bit too high?