I would have advised you to choose Electrum, but since you have already been given the link to a thread that lists various wallets, you are free to make your own decision. However, whatever wallet you choose, make sure it is open source. No matter how cool it may look, you should never choose a closed source wallet. Instead, focus on the security that the wallet provides for your coins. After saying that, I wish you luck in your trading endeavors.

I would have asked you to go for Electrum but since you have already been given the link to a thread that contains different types of wallet then you can decide for your self but make sure whichever wallet you decide to go for, make sure it's an open source wallet don't go for a close source wallet no matter how cool it may look, remember you should not be considering the designs of the wallet UI but the security that it offers to your coins. With that's been said I wish you the best of luck in your trading journey.

For educational purposes, it might be acceptable to explain trading to the kids so they will at least understand how their father earns some additional cash, but if they do not have the motivation to engage in real trading, this may be a pointless exercise. The majority of the time, a trader needs to lose some money in order to be serious, and in the case of youngsters, you may be the one to replenish the account when it is blown out, which may prevent them from being serious and committed to learning. I won't focus on legality because if certain websites have KYC age limitations, you can't do much about it, but teaching isn't terrible so

For knowledge sake maybe it is okay to teach the children what trading is at least they can know how daddy makes some extra money but for real trading, this may be an exercise in futility if the child have not shown the zeal to trade because trading is not easy. Most times it takes a trader some lost amount to be serious and in the case of children, you may be the one to refill the account when it is blown out so the seriousness and commitment to learn may not be there. I won't emphasize on legality because if some sites have placed some restrictions there regarding age by KYC then you can't do anything about that but to teach isn't bad so that the child understand financial freedom on early stage.

Act wisely and invest responsibly because All traders, including seasoned pros, make these errors, for which they ultimately pay a price. The primary prototype that a trader should control is greed. Beginners and traders succumb to greed and overtrade, which leads to blunders. I am aware that keeping is occasionally preferable, which is why they always recommend trading within your means. If you go over budget and trade with your savings, you may be obliged to sell the coins at key moments when keeping them could have been a better choice.

All traders, including seasoned pros, make these errors, for which they ultimately pay a price. The primary prototype that a trader should control is greed. Beginners and traders succumb to greed and overtrade, which leads to blunders. I am aware that keeping is occasionally preferable, which is why they always recommend trading within your means. If you go over budget and trade with your savings, you may be obliged to sell the coins at key moments when keeping them could have been a better choice. Act and make investments as such.

I'm not aware of any openAI specifically designed for trading. I've come across bots that simply assist you in carrying out your transactions automatically by putting them up beforehand, but they won't carry out the entire trading process, such as making judgments automatically if the market suddenly collapsed. I conceive of these AIs as being similar to guides, but they are unable to forecast the market, offer insightful analysis that is based only on data, and express opinions about trading on the extremely unpredictable cryptocurrency world.

I don't know that there's an openAI that's dedicated to trading. I've known bots that will just help you to do your trades automatically by setting it first but it won't be the one that's going to do the whole thing of trading like giving decisions automatically if the market suddenly fell.
I believe that these AIs are just like guides but they can't predict the market and they can give some good thoughts of analysis but they're all based on facts and they can't really say what they think about trading on a highly volatile crypto market.

Yes, there are no issues when kids are learning to trade, but it would be wise to let him wait few more years till he is a full adult before engaging in actual trading. Don't let it backfire on yourself because if he trades now, the risk is larger and he is still reliant on the money his parents gave him. He needs to comprehend the fundamentals of trading. In order to use his money wisely in the future, he must also have a prior understanding of how it feels to generate money.

Actually there is no problem when they learn to trade, but to jump right into trading practice it would be better to wait 3 or 4 years first. The reason is that if he trades now, then the risk is higher, he is definitely still relying on the money given to him by his parents, so don't let it backfire on himself. He must understand what trading itself is all about. He also has to know in advance how it feels to make money so that what he does later will be careful with the money he has. In conclusion, wait 3 or 4 years, even longer after he really understands. Because this is not a game played by children.

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This phrase is kinda wrong. The rich don't always get rich, they also lose a lot when the market turns bearish, although they never lose all their money and still remain rich. And the poor don't always become poorer, many people get lifted out of poverty thanks to opportunities presented by the free market. And if you look at the global historical scale, there's less extreme poverty today than 30 or 50 years ago.

This all doesn't mean that things are looking good now and nothing should be changed, but the phrase "the rich get richer and the poor become poorer" is often used by utopian left-wingers who want to instantly dismantle the current system and replace it with their perfect vision that never worked.

An interesting aspect of the campaign is the darknet service, which the researchers dubbed “Zombinder,” which offers malicious APK binding of malware to legitimate Android applications.

Zombinder launched in March 2022 as a malware packer on APK files, and according to ThreatFabric, it is now growing popular in the cybercrime community.

The APKs used in this campaign vary, with the analysts reporting seeing a fake live football streaming app and a modified version of the Instagram app.

These apps work as expected because the functionality of the legitimate software is not removed. Instead, Zombinder appends a malware loader to its code.

The loader is obfuscated to evade detection, so when the user launches the app, the loader will display a prompt to install a plugin. If the prompt is accepted, the loader will install a malicious payload and launch it in the background.

There is a 1% increase in the Russia-Ukraine war leads to a 0.2% reduction in Bitcoin trading volume. The findings also indicate that the impact is more pronounced during the post-invasion period, especially after one week of the invasion. Co-movements between War attention and cryptocurrencies. War attention negatively (positively) affects all cryptocurrencies in the short term. Results consistent with cryptocurrency investors responding to War attention by seeking liquidity.
Finally, the Russia-Ukraine war predicts Bitcoin returns in both the short and long run.

Conflict or war is always beneficial to the countries or government that sent themselves out to surpress the other lesser countries.
Economic Gain
Often wars are caused by one country's wish to take control of another country's wealth. Whatever the other reasons for a war may be, there is very often an economic motive underlying most conflicts.
Territorial Gain
A country might decide that it needs more land, either for living space, agricultural use, or other purposes. Territory can also be used as “buffer zones” between two hostile enemies.
Religion
Religious conflicts often have very deep roots. They can lie dormant for decades, only to re-emerge in a flash at a later date.

Religious wars can often be tied to other reasons for conflict, such as nationalism or revenge for a perceived historical slight in the past.

ThreatFabric has included a list of all targeted banks in the appendix of its report, but it would be too long to present here. In addition, 13 cryptocurrency wallets, including Binance, BitPay, KuCoin, Gemini, and Coinbase, are targeted by malware.

The most noticeable addition to the latest Xenomorph version is the ATS framework, which gives hackers the ability to automatically extract credentials, monitor account balances, make transactions, and steal money from target apps without requiring them to perform remote activities.

Instead, the operator merely sends JSON scripts, which the Xenomorph interprets as a list of activities and then carries out on the infected device on its own.

According to experts at ThreatFabrics, the [ATS execution] engine utilized by Xenomorph differs from its rivals due to the range of programmable potential actions that can be included in ATS scripts and a system that permits conditional execution and action prioritization.

One of the malware’s ATS framework’s most outstanding features is its ability to record third-party authentication programs’ content, circumventing MFA (multi-factor authentication) safeguards that would otherwise prevent automated transactions.

One-time codes can be obtained from Google Authenticator by extracting the relevant codes (ThreatFabric). It concerns that Xenomorph may access authenticator applications on the same device as banks, who are gradually moving away from SMS MFA and advising consumers to use authenticator apps instead.

In addition to the aforementioned, the new Xenomorph has a cookie stealer capable of stealing cookies from the Android CookieManager, where the user’s session cookies are kept.

In order to fool the victim into providing their login information, the thief launches a browser window with the URL of a reliable service and the JavaScript interface turned on.

The threat actors steal the cookies, allowing them to hijack the victim’s web sessions and access their accounts. A significant new malware that entered the world of cybercrime a year ago was Xenomorph, an Android threat.

It is now a far bigger threat to Android users all over the world after the release of its third major version. Users who download apps via Google Play should exercise caution, read reviews, and perform background checks on the publisher because of the app’s current distribution method, the Zombinder.

Using a hardware wallet is the most secure method for storing digital assets. A hardware wallet keeps your private keys offline and inaccessible to digital threats. Hardware wallets work by generating a set of private keys, which you ought to keep safely offline.
You also have to consider if you're aiming at making a huge and quick incomes or you aim at securing your investment as a priority.

Mr Ekpa, a Finnish citizen of Nigerian origin, denies any links to the killings and violence in the region, saying they were carried out by the Nigerian government.
He was also questioned and being on investigation over possible Money-Collection offence as well as other possible offences but say the investigations are at an early stage as he was led out of his home by some finish police personels.

Hello,I'm a newbie.
           As a newbie i don't really know much about this forum yet,so i would like to know the rules governing this forum,like what is to be done and what not to.
 I urge to be clarified on it and vividly get a full knowledge of what am about doing and how to go about it.

Can you link me to the post where the user declare if the account was changed ownership? because I've not heard about this before.

newbies keep asking question on how to grow in Bitcoin.  Many experienced speaks more about the risks involved without saying nothing about the safety measures that one can take, why many speak about having the knowledge first, yet they contribute little or nothing to how this knowledge can be gotten. This leaves newbie with fear and different questions as of how, when and where they will get this Bitcoin knowledge easily, so I'm on a plea that the experienced should give more solution approach to this questions>>>> #how, where and when.

He should be, it's a pretty smart thing you did.
But my questions remains, what is the point?
Did the account evaded ban? Has he joined in a campaign with his main account, did it plagiarize? Have he broken any rule of the forum at all?
Further more, if indeed the account is changed hand, it happened more than 5 years ago which means everything on the account is from the current owner. What changed?

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