if you're only storing btc then one wallet is fine no matter if you have bought btc from multiple exchange sites. Usually people have more than one wallet when they begin investing in altcoins as many altcoins require their own wallet. In any case you could also just invest in a multi-currency wallet and consolidate. Software multi-currency wallets include jaxx or coinomi. Hardware wallets like nano-s also support a variety of altcoins.

Have you looked into Bitmex?

As 3acaga said, just wait. Read this thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1802177.0

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A government's aim is to govern. When something as disruptive as crypto comes about, govt's usually respond in either two ways, one, they fight it will all the legislative power they have or two, they decide to work with it. Taxing crytpo users while allowing the crypto market to continue growing in their respective economies could be seen as a good thing, overall. At the very least it could be seen as an inevitable stepping stone towards mass adoption...

There are numerous phony apps that attempt to gather information from their unsuspecting users. These phishing apps start in the 'feeding' phase until they gather a large enough user base to where they wont need to redirect anyone to the legitimate site/app. What users can do if they suspect a phony app is create an inquiry with the google store support team and even post about it social media to alert others--basically anything that will bring attention to the matter. If you google past phishing cases on the play store you'll see they are pretty quick about removing questionable apps if there is enough evidence to do so.

Quite comprehensive, but you never know where things might end up! We can come back to list in a year from now.

Well, if you're looking for a long-term, holding investment, you can look at market trends but you don't have to if you're going to leave it. Invest in a coin that you trust..bigger ones right now would be BTC or ETH, but use your own judgement. You could start with a user-friendly application such as Coinbase--they make it really easy to buy coins and monitor market fluctuations. It's not advisable to dive in to altcoins on a complicated platform like GDAX, especially when it's your money. Start small, and go from there 

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Start slow, invest and hold it offline in a wallet for at least a year. That's not to say hold all of your funds, you can keep a little of what you invested on an exchange platform (geared towards traders) in order to familiarize yourself with trading practices. You deem what is 'a little' and what you can afford to lose. Mind you, when you first start trading there will be a significant learning curve and a lot of 'bad' can happen during this period, like losing all your funds and not knowing when to stop. That's why many people are reluctant to suggest day-trading to a newbie. That said, you can begin learning basic principles such as pattern recognition and even some technical analysis through tutorials on youtube. Some suggestions are Coinmastery and DataDash channels. Overall, though, do your research!

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If you want access on your phone, look into samourai wallet. It supports segwit, lets you control your private keys (no need for a third party) and it let's you create a mnemonic seed for recovery purposes. It has other favorable features that you can check out for yourself on their website https://samouraiwallet.com/index.html

There are other mobile phone wallet options out there but always opt for a wallet that allows for your keys to be in your control. Leaving funds on an exchange site, or a third party as you say, is never recommended seeing as those companies can go out of business or get hacked at any point in time--leaving you completely helpless most of the time.

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If investing and trading is going to be your sole means of providing for your family, just be careful. Trading can be profitable but you really need to know what you're doing or you could lose it all. Take some time to learn about BTC and alt coins, use a good wallet like Trezor or Ledger Nano to keep your funds safe, and don't be afraid to ask questions on this forum 

Hope this helps!

To add a couple:

BAGHOLDER:
People that are still holding a coin after it’s been pumped and dumped, or people holding a coin with low future prospects that are falling in price.

DAPP:
Dapp is shorthand for a decentralized application.

Check out our blog post about this for some more crypto terms 
http://bit.ly/CryptoVocab

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This is an acronym that stands for ‘Fear, uncertainty, and doubt.’ Many people in the cryptocurrency communities usually use this term when anyone is saying negative things about cryptocurrencies, blockchain technology, or a specific coin. People will often claim that naysayers are just spreading FUD to keep prices down.

Going off what TomCrypto said regarding youtube tutorials, check out Coinmastery and DataDash channels--you'll find tutorials, tips and lessons geared for traders--from beginners to more advanced. Might be worth a look.

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Well, GDAX is more complicated and Coinbase is a good way to get your feet through the door, but GDAX has lower fees. So if you find yourself exchanging frequently, Coinbase isn't the place to stay.

Choosing whether or not to mine is an investment decision that crypto enthusiasts face. When considering crypto mining, you have to acknowledge all of the pros and cons. We touch on those a bit more in our blog post about Mining so check it out 

http://bit.ly/CryptoMining101

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If you feel comfortable, you can start off with something more complicated than Coinbase like Kraken, Gemini or GDAX.

Refer above. It could be due to a variety of things: their rank, connection, or restricted thread

If you're purely using the forum for informational purposes, moving up in rank isn't going to relevant to your needs. It's pretty much for status if you feel like you want to have a more serious role in this forum.

Hope this helps!

If you think the blockchain company has a good potential service, and you might want to use it in the future, then getting in on an airdrop might be a good idea. We touch on this more in our blog post so check it out 

Bit.ly/Airdropping

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The number of altcoins isn't what would take BTC lower, it could be one in particular but of course that hard to determine. Some altcoins have taken bitcoin blockchain technology and improved it for their coin, but in general, bitcoin will probably at the top for a while.