Webull also has something similar, it takes some scrolling but it's there. Unless I'm missing something. I don't see anything on the Binance app.

The safepal Binance app. Is there a way to see the price you bought it for, and what it is now? I don't see anything about that. So far I've just took screen shots of when I bought a coin. I see there is a way to go back in the history of orders, but it's not easily accessible.

Robinhood just had a total gain/loss and easily scroll downable price history of what you bought and sold at. Dont really see that for safepals binance add on.

Exactly. Hell I'm even thinking of getting a lead? Or maybe .... aluminum or some thin sheet of metal to scratch the phrases on there. metal in case of a fire

Yep, I try to just buy all the dips I can. If we get a bear market by next year. I'll prob do a lot more to keep stacking sats.

No worries not hurried, just wondering and thinking about it. I'm not selling out of botcoin until 1 sat = 1 dollar. So it might not even happen in my life time, there is the possibility it might just be a generational asset, something I pass down to my hopefully potential future kids.


Though, hopefully my alt coins make all of us alt holders wealthy or wealthier in the nearer future. That would be nice. Hopefully in the next 10 years I can buy myself a nice property somewhere with what I put in. Maybe. Or at least 10x would be wonderful.

That would be nice but I doubt it would be less than 10 years from now. But Idk.. I'm estimating about 50 years maybe. But that could change if more and more big bankers and maybe even nations start buying bitcoin.

Let's say you have a million satoshis. How long till you are a millionaire. I know no one can predict the future, but assuming bitcoin keeps climbing the logarithmic charts. How long do we have. 12 years or 50?

I dont see anything that says they wont. But just wondering what everyone here thinks. These definitely beat the banks any day of the week

Indefinitely? Or will they eventually end it?

I've been thinking. I really love the idea of getting passive income from staking ADA, ATOM, and VET. If I put a bunch of money into that. I could one day just live off of the passive income. Or it be at least enough to pay some bills. So is this something they plan to do indefinitely or is it only temporary, basically something to get people investing in?

Bitcoin for the long haul. If I make profits off my alt coins, I will convert most of those profits in bitcoin.

It's the one and only. Ethereum has more uses, but it also has high gas fees, promises of making an eth 2.0 but with no time line and it's taking such a long time I feel another competitor might overtake them any time now with something better. There is a chance that even when they release eth 2.0, there might still be a competitor that has released something that is still even better with nearly no fees so Eth might get dethroned soon imo

"Or just go with tradtional way of spot trading on exchanges."

I'm trying to get back what I can from my BNB (BEP20) from the Binance app on safepal.

I nearly had a heart attack last night when trying to do this. It said "withdrawal suspended" or something. Scared the crap out of me until I found out that apparently they were doing site maintenance and the withdraw function was restored. Are there any other exchanges that allow you to trade crypto without KYC requirements? I feel nervous to use binance much for exchanging when funds can be suspended at random for unknown amounts of time.

Yeah I had BNB but I had to convert some other currency to BNB(BEP20) in order to send the transaction. Good lord I wish there was a huge warning for people not to use BNB20 anything for anything. After conversion fees and now having atm mostly useless BNB BEP20 currency sitting (I had to do a minimum transaction amount to convert) the total fees makes me feel so retarded.. I can probably see about sending the rest of the BNB20 to convert with another program then see if I can send the rest of that if I can send it due to it being a small amount left. Idk.


All this because I noobishly assumed that ADA listed on safepal was just... ADA and didn't know about all the different issues that could arise from buying the wrong type. Didn't know anything other than I wanted to invest in ADA. I'm gonna die from severe noobness, I wish I learned about this stuff instead of paying money to learn mostly useless stuff in college classes a couple years back. If I put the money in crypto I'd be financially well off now. Better late than never I guess. I guess it's a learning process or something. idk.

When I looked up stuff about BEP20 vs ERC and the other one. Like there was nothing that mentioned this possible issue with stuff. 

Normally, I can just swap cryptos for others but it it just says "BNB(BEP20) is not enough to pay for miners."

What other wallets support BEP20 ADA and will let you swap or convert? I guess I can send it to one of those, then convert it to either regular ADA or swap for something else I can send to the other wallet. Idk.

Safepal apparently doesn't even offer ADA as it's own thing.

I have about 530 ADA. I want to convert it to another coin, but no matter what coin. I can't swap it for anything. I can't swap it for ADA BEP2 either. I can't send it to another ADA address because its not compatible. Any time I try to swap it, it says "BNB(BEP20) is not enough to pay for miners."

I really REALLY wish there was more warning out there for noobs to crypto not to get BEP20 because it's stuck unless... I guess you have thousands to pay in fees or something vs I guess ERC20 not sure. I didn't know which ADA to get so I just went with the default on the safepal app.

I was wanting to send my ADA from my smart pal to ADA on Exodus but apparently they are different. Uhg. man it's so exhausting leaning about this stuff and getting all these massive fees.

I've actually been interested in getting some ETC classic because there is a finite supply.... but... what is stopping a hack and I lose my funds?

I'm using Exodus right now. Lots of coins I want to trade for are often chronically not available. Like ADA is "temporarily unavailable" but it's been like that for a week or more.

First and only wallet so I'm not sure how the trading fees compare to other wallets for swapping coins.

For sending amounts in the hundreds to another wallet.

I guess I can see that if they are based in the USA or any nation friendly to the USA. But what would prevent Iran or North Korea from opening a crypto exchange and allowing anyone to trade? The US can't really fine them or do much about it right?

Okay thank you all for the replies, that def helped me not really worry about it. And especially thanks for breaking it down to nooby terms because math was never my strong suit lol.

Just gotta remind myself "Funds are Safu"