Anong ginamit mo sa pag convert Bitcoin to cash? Any alternative to Coins.ph?
Binance P2P would be your best bet! Matagal ko nang hindi ginagamit yang coins.ph simula nung naintroduce ng Binance yung fiat Philippine peso conversion nila kasi mas okay pa spread. May personal na kakilala lang din kasi ako pwedeng i-chat sa messenger tapos direct crypto to fiat na agad. Mas goods kung gagamit na din kayo ng alternative like Unionbank or Gcash as a receiving wallet for fiat and Electrum or Bluewallet for receiving crypto.. |
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I did notice that they are making it even harder to use their services
It's not like that " they are making it difficult for people to use their services" per se, because, perhaps, it is the government that forces binance to comply with the mandatory KYC to their community. Otherwise, they could get red-tagged by the government which could cause a lot of panic to everyone, while being called as an entity who launders money of their people. And for someone who is a verified user, the only thing we could do is to trust them that they are making those information safe. |
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To bad, I can't access my account.
Required some code login access, but the code never came to my email. Contacting "Live-Support"...[snip]
If you want to protect your account from MITM, Sim swapping...and any other attack vectors, I highly suggest that you use a separate device that contains only your 2FA codes rather than using your e-mail. You have lots of options especially the ones that are open source like aegis or andOTP. It's better than waiting with an online live support. |
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Are you sure it has free 10USDT?
I haven't received 10USDT after intermediate verified or this is only for those who do not yet KYC verified?
I haven't received it either. Maybe this was only for those people who still not comply with the updated KYC verification process. It was only last year, though, when I passed the "intermediate level" KYC process... The only notification I have received is the funding wallet migration where it combines all of your funds from P2P to Gift cards into one place. |
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For which purpose? Cardano has 2 most recommended wallet that differs in term of of their use. You could use Yoroi [1]if you want a lightweight wallet that does not need to synchronize within the network, you can choose from a mobile application and a browser extension. On the other hand, if you want to help the ADA's blockchain, then you could use Daedalus [2]that downloads a whole copy of Cardano blockchain on your computer. The only downside of using this is that it heavily requires storage space on your device which is not suitable for an average Joe to use especially if you are just planning to hold it. Else, if you really want to secure your holdings, then your option is to integrate Yoroi Wallet with a hardware device like Ledger.
[1] https://yoroi-wallet.com/#/[2] https://daedaluswallet.io/ |
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I don't care if the females don't care. ...[snip]
So in brief you don't care until it concerns a female sport you like...  But aren't you uncomfortable to see a (transgender) man beating a woman with his fists, his elbows, his knees and his legs? I found that horrible, she heavily bled from her mouth at the end of the fight. I feel sad for Celine Provost, I hope she won't be too much psychologically affected. Well, @mindrust does have a fair point due to the fact that the female participant had an option whether or not to participate. While I know that this is not ethically and morally correct due to some biological differences especially when it comes to their bone density where most of them does not get affected and change even if you undergo with to an operation, still this is a business where the money comes in. The point here is that the people behind this event were the ones who allowed them to have a/an fair unfair fight in the first place. And this simply means that once money is involved in such a firm, ethics will be left aside. What do you expect from a bUsineSS' point of view? |
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What are the most recommended methods that one could use to Understand trading?
Understanding trading is an umbrella term which could give you a lot of answers and methods on how you could potentially make profits in the long run, this means that you need to do lot of reading, charting and testing multiple strategies to familiarize yourself from the repeating patterns that occurs on graph until you become comfortable in trading the market. Or if you are looking for some resources to learn the basic concept of trading then I highly suggest to check this --> https://github.com/SpiralDevelopment/Awesome-Crypto-Trading. |
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I'm not sure, but photographing your valid ID, even if it's clear and visible, may result in rejection. This is why, instead of using your phone camera, I usually use a printer's scanner to acquire a clear digital copy of the back and front of the valid ID.
The issued ID usually contains a ghost picture and ultraviolet ink that lights in ultraviolet light, resulting in a fuzzy effect, especially when the flash camera is turned on.
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Isn't trading the same as "investment"
I mean, they both involve buying and selling, right?
They both involve buying and selling but it isn't correct to call them similar with each other. While I know that their main purpose is to make money, it is worth noting that they have a different set of timeline before the money comes into fruition. Trading refers to making profit on a short period of time while investing, in contrary, is making money by holding it for months or even years 
I don't know other companies that offers such service but from what I have understood, OP is looking for an entity that manages a pooled funds of clients by trading it on a different cryptocurrency which I think is similar to how mutual funds works or maybe DeFi? |
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Well, if I have to play a game that requires the skills to compete with other players, then why not choose casino b over casino a? I mean it is a no brainer to participate on something where strategic gameplay influences the chances of winning rather playing based on pure luck.
And I'd rather play with human than with bots.
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I don't know if we have some member of this forum who's aware of this sports.
There is a previous thread [1] that discusses the same thing but I am not sure if those popular gambling site took the suggestions into account. Maybe the fight is just too gory for other people to watch, and could definitely deal more tissues damage as compared with fights that uses those goofy gloves. [1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5129164.0 |
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https://twitter.com/Psycheout86/status/1437052404432781313?s=20I don't know, parang hindi sapat yung mga ganitong excuses kahit na sabihin mong galing pa 'to sa mismong dev. While I know na hindi pa naman ganoon kakilala yung axie sa buong mundo, I still have this hope that they would go global, and if that happens, the increase we saw in May and June of last year may not only be repeated, but doubled. And I hope that they are just delaying things to make sure that they can accommodate much higher number count.
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No. It actually depends on your lifestyle and your daily living. You can't trade full time if have your dayjob or any other freelancing works which is not something you can remove especially if your job put some food on your table. Your only choice is to adjust based on what time you are comfortable with. You can either be a scalper or a position trader. or can some trade part time and still make real profit from the market?
Yep. You'll just need to spend your time charting religiously. Moreover, I hope this resources helps you a lot in your journey. [1] https://github.com/SpiralDevelopment/Awesome-Crypto-Trading |
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User: Rickross009Post link: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5359544.0 ( archive) Successfully investing or trading bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies requires technical skill and at least a basic knowledge of how Blockchain works. Below we set out some of the most significant issues that investors should be aware of in this new and rapidly changing industry.
1. Loss or Destruction of the Private Key
Bitcoins (and this applies to other cryptocurrencies) are stored in a digital wallet and are controllable only by the possessor of both the public key and the private key relating to the digital wallet in which the bitcoins are held, both of which are unique. If the private key is lost, destroyed or otherwise compromised, an investor may be unable to access the bitcoins held in the related digital wallet which will essentially be lost. If the private key is acquired by a third party, then this third party may be able to gain access to the bitcoins.
2. Other Cyber-Security Risks Including Malicious Activity
Trading platforms and third-party service providers may be vulnerable to hacking or other malicious activities. For example, in August 2016, nearly 120,000 units representing US$72 million-worth of bitcoins were stolen from the Bitfinex exchange in Hong Kong, which led to an immediate 23% drop in pricing . One year earlier, in September 2015, BitPay lost approximately $1.8 million of bitcoins due to a phishing attack . Also, if one or more malicious actor(s) obtain control of sufficient consensus nodes on the Bitcoin Network or other means of alteration, then a Blockchain may be altered. While the Bitcoin Network is decentralized, there is increasing evidence of concentration by creating of “mining pools” and other techniques, which may increase the risk that one or several actors could control the Bitcoin Network or other similar Blockchain.
3. Risks Associated with Peer-to-Peer Transactions
Digital currencies can be traded on numerous online platforms, through third party service providers and as peer-to-peer transactions between parties. Many marketplaces simply bring together counterparties without providing any clearing or intermediary services and without being regulated. In such a case, all risks (such as double-selling) remain between the parties directly involved in the transaction.
4. Other Risks Related to Trading Platforms and Exchanges
Digital currency trading platforms, largely unregulated and providing only limited transparency with respect to their operations, have come under increasing scrutiny due to cases of fraud, business failure or security breaches, where investors could not be compensated for losses suffered. Although one does not need a trading platform or an exchange to trade bitcoins or other cryptocurrencies, such platforms are often used to convert fiat currency into cryptocurrency, or to trade one cryptocurrency for another.
5. Loss of Confidence in Digital Currencies
Digital currencies are part of a new and rapidly evolving “digital assets industry”, which itself is subject to a high degree of uncertainty. For a relatively small use of digital currencies in the retail and commercial marketplace, online platforms have generated a large trading activity by speculators seeking to profit from the short-term or long-term holding of digital currencies. Most cryptocurrencies are not backed by a central bank, a national or international organization, or assets or other credit, and their value is strictly determined by the value that market participants place on them through their transactions, which means that loss of confidence may bring about a collapse of trading activities and an abrupt drop in value.
Source: https://www.loebsmith.com/userfiles/files/Top%20Ten%20Risks%20for%20the%20Crypto-Currency%20Investor_%20A%20View%20from%20the%20Cayman%20Islands.pdf
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is there a way to follow the trades real time of a successful trader without using twitter??
Did you mean copy trading? You can check eToro's website [1]. However, you need to undergo the KYC process before you can be able to copy other traders. On a side note, even if they have nearly perfect rates, copying other people's trades does not always guarantee profit, and if I were you, I would rather invest my time learning as much as I can instead of blindly following other people's decisions. Twitter Analysis isn't TA...
[1] https://www.etoro.com/copytrader/ |
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Ey! I've just tried withdrawing some funds in my Roobet account earlier and I think now is the best time for transfer. Just wanna share though if ever someone is keeping an eye on the withdrawal fee and is planning for a transfer.  |
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Can you please suggest an alternative to Google Chrome that gives you better security? I was unaware that Chrome has any security issues. Perhaps I misunderstood what you said.
Anything related to google products is a big surveillance camera and this has always been the issue up until now [1]. If you really want to at least secure your privacy while browsing the internet, I suggest using hardened firefox or just a simple firefox browser with some privacy extension installed on it (e.g., uBlock Origin, HTTPS everywhere). You can also consider changing your search engine to DuckDuckGo instead of Google. The only downside is the limited search result though, but browsing with less phishing sites and trackers is much better. Alternatively, make use of bookmarking Roobet website to lessen the risk of visiting such malicious site. There's Tor, or the better option IMHO, Brave Browser.
I stopped using Brave browser when someone noticed that that they are using referral codes on their products which I think is a red flag for a company whose cause is to value privacy. [2]
[1] https://longreads.com/2019/09/05/how-google-discovered-the-value-of-surveillance/[2] Brave browser hijacking links and affiliate codes! |
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May point naman siya somehow sa mga binabanggit niya lalo na doon sa mga "Do your own research" at pagpapa alala sa mga tao na huwag basta basta mag -iinvest sa kung ako ano anong platform, pero kasi sobrang repetitive na ng mga videos niya at dinebunk na ni Gharawi at Nico David yan eh. Well, as long as he is getting the attention he wanted on YouTube, he'll keep on doing it. And this applies to all most content creators. [1] https://youtu.be/QJrjFzfytu4[2] https://youtu.be/NuMA_lQoEEg |
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But WTF is ''aila jaadu?
Based on a quick Google search, I suspect "jaadu" is an Indian term that means "magic" or "sorcery" in English. And perhaps it's a mocking statement for people who are knowledgeable enough that making constructive and informative posts appears to be easy, resulting in a higher ranking. |
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Is anyone aware of a website that tells you the various formats of public keys/private keys of the main crypto currencies?
I guess what you are looking for is a block explorer[1] and I think blochair will help you determine which type of network corresponds to the wallet address you have. But mostly, the starting letter of an address is a hint to identify which cryptocurrency you're looking for. [1] https://blockchair.com/ |
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