I just told that I felt FTX is a good exchange for trading. I never got any issue trading there. This does not mean that you keep you all bitcoin and crypto holding on this exchange or on any exchange. If you are not doing trading, never store any funds in any exchange.
I was being sarcastic But you said it's one of the most secure. No or yes? If so, then why is it not safe to keep all my bitcoin stash in there?
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Sorry about the ugly experience. Lesson learned, I guess. Next time, if you are not sure about the service, it's better to ask members for opinions before you send them money
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What is the possibility of becoming a successful miner or the chances of success for a miner in a country that still experiences power outages?
if free, then successful more than a miner in a country where the power cost is very expensive Anyway there are so many factors to look into like it has been suggested above, You might want to be a little more specific. You might also want to look at the cost of power backup solutions in your country, like Solar energy.
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1. Which is the more obvious one; So that they can make abnormal profits from your transaction fees
2. So that they can discourage you from using Bitcoin network to withdraw and instead use their shitcoin network (Binance smart chain and Binance chain) but in actual sense right now at 1 sat per vbyte Bitcoin network is so check when you attempt to make a transfer.
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As far as i know FTX is one the most secure and good exchange.
On what basis do you draw a conclusion that FTX is one of the "most secure" exchanges? I would like to be enlightened. Maybe I could get convinced to keep all my Bitcoin stash in there.
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At what rate did you convert BTC to ETH? The one you sent or installed a new one? If the exchange rate has become unprofitable, will you require them to recalculate the exchange rate?
But it's an order refund going to be carried out. Does the conversion rate really matter? They will just refund whatever ETH or BTC he had sent to get converted before it got frozen.
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seems to be legit. the website is arbismart.com, I have nothing to do with them. Always do your homework it is your money your decision. You wanted my personal experience here it is.
Registers an account on Bitcointalk and immediately posts about his "personal experience" with arbismart.com that no one asked about, and then logs out. Of course, you have something to do with the shady website, scam bug.
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It depends on a lot of factors; 1. The time you decide to by mining hardware, cost varies due to demand and supply. 2. The cost of electricity in your country. Also cost of cooling hardware in case the temperatures are very high in your area. 3. The price of bitcoin in case you just want to buy it and how long you are willing to hold the coins. 4. The network hash rate, which could affect your mining rewards over time 5. How long you are planning to mine minus selling your Bitcoins at a loss during the bear market etc.
So basically the answer can not be completely conclusive. You have to decide on what you think you might be good at. You could also just diversify.
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Why do you avoid exchanges that require KYC? What's bad about it? What are you afraid of? Why do tens of millions of users have passed KYC and don't think about anything?
It's rather surprising that you don't know why some people avoid using exchanges that require KYC One of the reasons is some exchanges Block users from certain countries using their services by identifying them from KYC. So they can't use such exchanges to buy or sell Bitcoin. Platforms like Bisq are a great option. Also read this good post by 1miau: Why KYC is extremely dangerous – and useless
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You may also get some clues from his trust profile (Check through trusted, untrusted and send feedback) - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=65837I personally don't want to know how the saga started as it seems to be a long trail of disagreements, accusations and counteraccusations. It probably began before my existence in this forum.
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thats not my adress
And what is this? https://ninjastic.space/post/60623673Still not your address? You thought editing your other post would hide everything? I guess not. Just go try your scam else where. Bitcointalk is not a place for scammers like you.
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This is going to be more likely in the upcoming years because of the uncertainties of these centralized exchanges as they are vulnerable towards hacking their crypto assets. Hardware wallets are much more safer because of fully controlling the seed phrases as no one (even the developers) may be able to control them for good.
And when buying and selling crypto assets, what do you think a majority of people will use? Obviously centralized exchanges Even with the current risks that centralized exchanges have, most common users still foolishly use them as their wallets, and I don't think such a habit is about to change. People even ignore decentralized exchanges in favour of exchanges and wallets that are custodial. For some reason, most people just don't want to take control of their funds.
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>>snip<<
I wonder why masses are so stupid and end up following scam yet there is an easy way out like just buying Bitcoin or Ether then sit down and wait but No, people want to follow Ponzi schemes and all these kinds of scam and then end up getting burned.
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Also, CZ filed a lawsuit against Bloomberg and I am quite certain many people in the forum would agree that CZ might be running a ponzi scheme. However, would we as investors in the cryptospace really want CZ to lose this lawsuit?
Probably, followers of his highly centralized coin and "smart chain" ecosystem would care so much about the Lawsuit, not the whole crypto space. Today they also suspended deposits and withdrawal in all fiat currencies for about an hour - https://twitter.com/binance/status/1551869644218241024
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While at other times, I brush it off as one of the security measure put in place by Binance. My question is, do Bitcointalkers who use other exchange apps like KuCoin, Coinbase, Luno, Kraken have the same experience. Secondly, If I were to move all my coins from Binance, which exchange is the next best alternative?
It's just a security measure. You don't want your device changing hands and the person with it is ablt to access all your accounts without any restriction. I used Bybit, FTX, Phemex and the updates are common. You are also required to log in once in a while. The best alternative depends on one's preferences. I prefer Bybit for Futures.
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I've used this exchange before and it took them 3 days to release my $25 withdaw amount. LMAO
You are lucky that you even received the withdrawal you requested. According to some allegations, nothing is sent. More reason for you to keep away from the exchange from now forward. This particular thread should be in scam accusations. I am not sure why OP doesn't move it there.
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If you really have this number of coins (which is impossible to believe) just sell them in p2p exchange which you can lower the price as you want, you can cover your ass if you want privacy and for sure it's a matter of a minute everything you have will be sold it out. If he followed the advice you just gave him, then there will be no fish for him to catch (no one to scam) which we all know was his initial intention. So I doubt if he will take it
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This scam used to be very popular during the ICO and airdrop boom. It's known as the Token Honey Pot scam. Well it looks like it's here to stay since people are still too stupid and greedy The fact that someone still regularly sends Ether to that address baffles me. Does anyone really think someone will make their private address public by accident and forget that they have $170,000 worth of tokens in there? I guess greed knows no bounds.
Can someone believe this scam with large sums in the wallet?
Well, we still have people believing and sending random Chinese girls on Tinder thousands of dollars to invest for them or folks sending Bitcoin to a bitcoin doubler hoping they magically get back x2 Bitcoins in minutes, so it's not a surprise.
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hi i can buy it
You are going to get scammed. Just quoting you here so that you read the replies. because he wants btc? Stupid scammer. Here is your multisig address, and it keeps receiving TRX from people you probably lied too, but they can move out the USDT, so you steal the TRX and move the TRX into a new address to be sold. https://tronscan.org/#/address/TXaYFNopc8xsjJLtVzvAVQGProbCmsuXYr
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