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Come on now. Both apps are FREE. Why not just test both of them out for a few minutes each then decide after? Each person has their own personal preference, so my preferences and your preferences might not be the same.
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Noticed this too. Usually I keep some tabs open on my browser for a few hours just so if ever someone quotes me on my reply, but a lot of the topics are getting deleted. It's good that they're getting a lot more strict towards topic quality though. Especially those "what is merit?" or "how to get merit?" topics. Yikes.
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Does he also need to cite the URL if he himself is the author and he basically crossposted? His author name is the same as his Bitcointalk username as well as his reddit username, so I assume this is just the same person posting across different platforms. Yikes my bad. I'm so used to people copy-pasting stuff here so I didn't even check OP's username. My bad. Editted my post. |
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I don't see anything wrong in that. I can identify my personality, I'm not afraid about that, because I am law abiding citizen.
Most people(including me) want privacy. Not because we want privacy it doesn't automatically mean that we aren't law abiding and it definitely doesn't automatically mean we're doing shady shit. |
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You can purchase here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=credit;promoteThough you're already a full member, so purchasing Copper member is pretty much pointless. If you want that "Copper member" tag above your "full member" tag; basically for aesthetic purposes, then go ahead. |
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It's not wrong per se to be here solely to earn bitcoin, but trust me. You won't get anywhere if you're here only for that reason; especially when you don't know much about bitcoin or cryptocurrencies in general. Focus on learning. Knowledge > Money as always.
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I'll admit that I still check BTC's price as frequent as when I first got into cryptocurrencies, but I sort of feel "numb" to the volatility. Bitcoin crashes by $5k? Meh. Alright. Time and experience in the blockchain ecosystem made me used to the huge price swings I guess.
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Personally not a day trader, but check out High Altitude Investing on YouTube. Here are some of his "beginner" videos: |
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Whether or not this "AI" is actually legit, I really don't see why this thing is relevant. It says on their video that it sorts of summarizes information it finds on the internet on a certain topic that you ask, so why not consult the internet straight up? Why do you need an AI? This is just for incredibly lazy people. Not to mention that you're better off reading a few articles to absorb as much information instead of having a tldr.
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Sure, with lots of altcoins a good amount of BTC will be traded for those altcoins, but what percentage of those altcoins actually reach high amounts of market cap? VERY VERY LOW. The amount of money moved to the new altcoins will be quite insignificant.
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Has it a specific reason why the exchange has to be in US?
Maybe because, you know. OP is from the US?  |
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Nope, bitcoin doesn't have that, and I don't think they're planning on implementing something similar. Isn't it the other way around though? Whereas the buyers are actually the one who pays for the fees(PayPal fees, customs, etc)?
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Try out Gemini. They have a $15,000 deposit limit per month(if they havent changed it yet). And probably higher limits when you provide more personal information. Check it out.
[1] https://gemini.com/ |
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Hacking of wallet is the greatest disadvantage of bitcoin. People are scared of keeping reasonable amount of cryptocurrency. Our developers have to put head together in order to profound solution to this problem.
Guess what? Bank heists is the greatest disadvantage of banks. You honestly don't have to be scared of anything if you know how to properly secure your bitcoins. |
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I’d have to say you’d throw Mt Gox in here somewhere: Edit- I see it’s at #1. Nice article!
Why isn't the bitfinex hack in the list though. If I remember correctly $50m-$60m(at that time) worth of btc were stolen. That amount should be significant enough to be listed. |
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Taking a look at your post history, it looks like the only reason you're here on bitcointalk is for the bounties; and you're lazy enought that you don't even want to do your own research on these bounties? Get outta here.
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Go to Coinmarketcap[1] and search the token you're planning on selling, then click on the Markets tab. Listed below there are exchanges whereas you can sell those tokens.  Best of luck.
[1] https://coinmarketcap.com/ |
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Welcome. Here are some good compilation of resources to get you started: |
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You might want to check out these tools to help you decide: |
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Just to add: If I understood it correctly, BNB tokens(currently ERC20) will be shifted in to it's own native blockchain; and will be used in a decentralized exchange Binance is currently making(or planning on making, not sure).
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