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Binance is still one of the best - yes.
You can trade on Binance without KYC but you can t withdraw more than the value of 2 BTC in a 24 hour period without performing KYC.
This was the case when I signed up last year.
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If you are having problems with Trezor you can simply import your private key in a different wallet like Electrum, or an exchange that supports the fork - claim the tokens that way and then move those new coins to your Trezor if they are supported.
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You should not base your investments on what other people think or tell you what to do.
If you are planning to buy now and hold your coins for years to come then it is a good time to do it now because almost everything is down 70-80% from their ATH.
But if you are day-to-day trader it is not a good time to buy since the prices might drop even lower in the upcoming days.
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I'm not really a fan of airdrops. I get the impression that they are used when a coin is likely to fail, and the creators are unwilling to pay for conventional promotions.
You are right about that. If you take a look at other platforms like NEO you would see that the majority of their projects dont do airdrop campaigns because there is no need for them to do so. They are confident enough in their projects and products without giving out free tokens. Another bad sign is if a ICO is offering big bonuses like 70-100% on purchases. This usually leads to huge sell offs because the investors get a lot of free tokens. |
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We get offended too easily. Humour and stand up is about pointing out the differences between people, cultures, religions and having a laugh about it. It is not meant to offend and why would you be offended. The only things that should not be joked about are natural disasters and acts against humanity like The Holocaust, murder, rape. Nobody mentioned The Three Amigos, did you guys watch that? https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=three+amigos+stand+up |
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Exchanges have different fees when it comes to withdrawals. Usually on the bottom of the page of the exchange you use you will see a link for Fees or Withdrawal Fees and there you will find the info you need. Also there are limitations to the amount you can withdraw in one day. If you are not verified and have not submitted documents for KYC you can usually only withdraw a smaller amount than if you are KYC verified. Again, it all depends on the exchange you use.
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I didnt know EtherDelta uses yahoo  They didn't even try to make this look good, it is just ridiculous. Just reading the title is enough, dont even get me started on the content, form and everything else. I wrote a post a while back about a different email scam so you might want to check that out as well because it is also full with mistakes of all kinds. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5062660.msg47593555#msg47593555 |
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I wouldn't call you lucky since the value has decreased dramatically since your BTC purchase but you are certainly more lucky than people who bought at 15k or 10k. Nobody can recommend what you should do. Only you know what is best for you. If you need the invested money back even with a big loss - sell it now since many expectations are that we might drop below the 4k line.
If you can wait - dont sell and wait for better days.
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Although I appreciate you addressing this problem to the community but you also just gave any potential google translator quite a few tips on how to improve their google translated Japanese translations!
The best thing you can do if you find a translation that is google translated is to report the thread and the user, address the problem in the Japanese subforum so that legit translators can see it and report it as well which will improve your odds of having the scammer banned.
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Bitcoin transactions cant be reversed. There is no customer support or Bitcoin expert that can help you if you sent the coins to the wrong address.
Just be careful next time when entering your address.
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From what I understood about dust transactions is that they are small amount of Bitcoins sent to a wallet whose value is so tiny that it is even lower than the amount of the fee required to spend the bitcoin. That is according to the definition. Source: https://www.investopedia.com/terms/b/bitcoin-dust.aspSo if someone sent you such a transaction or several of them, that just means that he paid a higher fee than the value of the bitcoins he sent you. Why would you care about that, there is no fee on your side is there? You just leave them there with the rest of your bitcoins in your wallet. |
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Sounds like he should have kept his mouth shut.
There would be no way to prove he found the money if he didn't admit it.
My previous post is about two different cases. The Romanian man found money in a cabinet he bought in Romania. That is one story. The other part of my post is about a German lawyer explaining how such cases work in Germany but it is not related to the guy who found the money, that was just an intro. |
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Again, you need to post the profile link to the account that got banned otherwise nobody can tell you the reason for the ban. Which account is it?
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You need to post the profile link if someone is to help you with the reason for your ban. Most probably it is for plagiarism as that is the most common reason. If that is the case then the ban is given to the "person" not just the "account" in question which means that this alt account of yours you just posted with here can also be banned.
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