I think 2 best online wallets for beginners
1. Coinbase (online exchange)
2. Blockchain.info (online wallet)
Nope. Coinbase should only be use as a platform for buying and selling BTC, and not as a wallet. Also, there are tons of good software wallet alternatives to Blockchain.info. Blockchain.info's wallet doesn't even use SegWit. dear sir, i agree with you I meant to say that it is good for new, because newers want to see more of the simplest things. |
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Hello guys, I am new to this forum and came to know that i have to be at least jr. member to participate in any bounty. So I need your suggestions how can i achieve higher rank quickly. And also what did i have to post that will be considered as quality post. Thank you  1. your need 30 unique posts for 28 days, no copy-paste, no 1 line unmeaningful post, not quickly stay 28 days. 2. If you break any rules do not consider the quality post, if you submit the low-quality post so May be given red trust by DT2 member/banned this community forum. Note: so your need first carefully read the all topic pin-post,rules & read discussion others people (how to submit the post) then post this community. |
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this is not advice! you are just telling people what to buy and doing it without even explaining why. to me it looks like that you have already bought this coin and want it to get pumped so that you can dump it and cover the losses that you have already endured.
otherwise this coin doesn't have anything interesting for it to get pumped. it may rise or it may not rise, that is all you can say. the fact that it has dropped 36% doesn't mean it will reverse and go back up now. it may drop more to -50% and then continue to drop more to -70% and so on!
the real question that you didn't answer is this:
where is the bottom and what price do you call "low"? and remember being lower than before is not the same as being low.
Dear sir, You misunderstand me, I did not talk buy it, I just illustrated that in most cases the prices of low-cost coins are increasing. the real question that you didn't answer is this:
where is the bottom and what price do you call "low"? and remember being lower than before is not the same as being low.
Dear Sir, you are right I'm so sorry my apology not "low" it is "lower" Thanks. |
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Many people asked how to start trading? Answer: basically Trading means Buying lower rate & Selling Hight rate. but it is many many risked for the new/beginner trader. if you new/beginner trader Then you will need to buy lower prices of those coins and keep in mind that when the price is increasing and sell them out of time. (need research again) Example: This coin -36.05% buy this coin and hold on sometime until +1.0 or high. I did not talk buy it, I just illustrated that in most cases the prices of low-cost coins are increasing.  Can I trade at some sites, I'm confused Which one do I start with?  Answer: Here are some sites to start you can invest in one or more sites like your favorite, but before you can start, you need to verify it for your protection. 1. bittrex https://bittrex.com ( this time registration paused bittrex). 2. poloniex https://poloniex.com ( this time registration paused poloniex). 3. binance https://www.binance.com (Available) 4. bit-z.com https://www.bit-z.com (Available) 5. kucoin https://www.kucoin.com (Available) 6. bitfinex https://www.bitfinex.com (Available) Edit: If something is empty or wrong then you will see it with forgiveness... |
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Both have pros and cons. I would say that an offline wallet could be safer than a hardware wallet if done right.
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TryNinja you are right, the offline wallet is not safe for every user, first reason private-keys is not safe & she cannot use instant future/transaction so I think the best wallet online wallet. Though online wallets are significantly easier to use, they're definitely not better due to security reasons. Never store huge amounts on online wallets. If you don't know how to create an offline wallet in a correct manner, just purchase a hardware wallet as it's more noob-friendly. I just wanted to say that not everyone will be able to do it, and those who can not do it, they can lose their currency in new condition Security warning
Unfortunately, most people are not security experts, which means it's very hard for them to fully understand the risks. They usually don't. This increases the risk of making a fatal mistake that will result in Bitcoin theft. |
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Both have pros and cons. I would say that an offline wallet could be safer than a hardware wallet if done right.
Some reasons on why I prefer an offline wallet:
1. It's cheaper;
2. I don't have to trust the wallet manufacturer;
3. I have full access over my private-keys.
On the other side, hardware wallets are way more convenient and user-friendly.
TryNinja you are right, the offline wallet is not safe for every user, first reason private-keys is not safe & she cannot use instant future/transaction so I think the best wallet online wallet. Using a offline wallet is equally safe as using a hardware wallet ? brawdias please see details Using a offline wallet for Visit go to link https://myetherwallet.github.io/knowledge-base/offline/ethereum-cold-storage-with-myetherwallet.htmlSecurity warning
When you deposit money at a bank, you let them worry about security. Bitcoins, however, are stored on your computer and that means you are fully responsible for securing them.
Unfortunately, most people are not security experts, which means it's very hard for them to fully understand the risks. They usually don't. This increases the risk of making a fatal mistake that will result in Bitcoin theft.
For example, paper wallets are typically generated by potentially compromised PCs connected to the Internet, then printed for offline storage. This is not enough as malware running on the computer may steal your private keys and then later steal any Bitcoin you send to that address. Many Internet connected printers also save printed documents to memory. https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/How_to_set_up_a_secure_offline_savings_walletEdit: I am not offline wallet user, I do not try this. |
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I think bittrex is the most popular & highlly security trading market no chance scanned for anyone and verification system is the best, I suggest that you can trade bittrex.
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firstly your need deeply read campaign rulse and see top or follow last page this threat campaign start-close, and no problem if you can so join this campaign the project if half the time has passed examlpe see now image Example:Image 1(first page start-close)  image 2(And see the last page) Image 3 (And you can join any campaign the project if half the time has passed (if still running it) |
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