Anyone tried PancakeSwap's AutoCake feature ?
Someone on YouTube did the numbers and they worked out to about 10% gains per month ( payed in Cake though ) It may not seem like much but it sure sounds better than the 10 % per year you get from BlockFi , Celcius or VGX for holding USDC or Bitcoin ( Bitcoin actually gets 7 % I think )

So it seems than none of my top 3 choices ( Trezor, Ledger Nano or Ellipal Titan ) support all of my tokens. Ellipal Titan comes the closest, but it doesn't support Solana, which is my largest holding ! Incredibly disappointed...

Ledger Nano update: No support for Theta, TFuel, Axis Infinity, Harmony One, PancakeSwap, Fantom, Helium or 1Inch !! 

Wallet Update: Ellipal Titan does not support Algorand or Solana !!

Edit: Trezor does not support Solana either.

As some of you know I was recently shocked to discover my newly purchased Trezor did not support most of my Alt coins. And it was not just 2 or 3.. it was about 12 of them. I've since left my tokens in the centralized exchange while I looked into other hardware wallets. One of these is Ellipal Titan. I've also looked at the Nano Ledger and my first impression comparing these two is the display size. Do I really want to fiddle with a tiny USB sized display that is small enough to lose or will I rather have a smart phone sized wallet that is much harder to lose ? Not only does the Ellipal support most of my tokens ( I think there might be one it doesn't support though, I will have to check again ), it also has tight security and a few other neat features. The only downside is that many apps and DEXs ( such as FTX, 1Inch and Metamask ) only support either Trezor or Ledger Nano so it seems those two have the market cornered at this stage.
Short term I would like to stake many of my tokens ( Matic, Luna, Cake, One, Enjin and a couple of others ) through Metamask or 1Inch... also very interested in trying out FTX. Long term I think I will sell into Bitcoin, USDC, Ethereum and Solana just before the bear market begins. Would Ellipal Titan be a good fit for me ?

The more I look into this project, the more I am impressed. One article even described Fantom as the fastest blockchain with a 1 second finality time. So my only issue would be it could be approaching the top of its cycle as it has already had some insane growth. Also, I don't think it has any killer games or apps like Solana and Avalanche have, but they're working on it ( they're throwing millions of dollars into incentives for software developers )
Do you think Fantom could do a 10X from where it currently sits ? How about making the top 15 ?

This is what you get from a Hype token. Reason why I don't invest in Dogecoin or Shiba.

Hard to see what I'm talking about if you've never held RUNE. I've held RUNE since June and trust me, it grows way faster than others... that's why I used the word "explosive". On the downside, it also falls quite dramatically when Bitcoin crashes

Anyone holding Rune here? What a crazy crypto ! It stayed closed to the bottom of my portfolio, and now it's worked its way up to the top ! This is no small feat if you consider some of the tokens it had to leapfrog: AAVE, Kusama, Avalanche, Cake, ADA, Algorand, FTX Token. And I only bought into this token following a tip from a YouTube video when Bitcoin crashed earlier this year. I can see how RUNE may have made a few investors rich already, but why is it growing so fast ? I understand RUNE's intended use case but, is demand for this kind of thing that high !? People talk about Cardano like it's the holy grail of crypto but RUNE has proven to be way more profitable in my experience.

Have not yet used Metamask but it seems everybody is using it these days. So I guess I would have to use the Metamask Wallet rather than the Trezor Wallet to access all those ERC20/BEP20 tokens ? But then aren't you subject to the dreaded Ethereum gas fees ? What confusion ! I'm leaving my tokens in the centralized exchange for now.

P.S. The fact that Trezor does not support most of my tokens shows how early we are in the crypto game, so I guess that is a positive !

This "Adult DeFi" topic may inspire a much needed adult meme coin, like Dildo Coin    I can only imagine how they would market that

I'm not much of a gamer but I've been looking to put out a scholarship for someone to put in the hours playing the game. I'm hearing things have changed now and okay, I understand there's more competition now so it's probably harder to win, but also the rules of the game have changed a little. Those things do not worry me to much to be honest, as I'm not a gamer. I invested in the token when it was around $20 or $30, so it's already payed off for me. What I'd like to know is if getting started for a gamer is more expensive now than it was 4 or 6 months ago when AXS was relatively cheap. A solid team ( which you need to purchase to get started ) costed about $800 or so a few months ago. Has that changed now that the AXS token is more expensive ?

I actually bought the Trezor T about 2 months ago... my portfolio looked very different back then.
Anyway, I've done very well overall and I might consider buying another hardware wallet ( Ellipal Titan was high on my list, but I don't think it supports Monero and other cryptos that I like ) I thought the Trezor had the widest range of token support on the market though ?!?

I've got the Trezor model T, which is supposed to be the most complete version. On the Trezor page they claim to have support for 1791 tokens... I guess I just picked the wrong ones ?
But seriously, some of those tokens I mentioned ( SOL, LUNA, Theta, CAKE, AXS ) were some of the biggest gainers this year. Shame on Trezor for not supporting any of them!!

The easy solution is to simply have some tokens on Trezor Suite, some on a different wallet ( checked out one of those software wallets, they don't have all the tokens either ), some on another wallet and so on. Am I the only one thinking this is a recipe for disaster ? Managing all those wallets each with 12 to 18 seed words and passphrases and PINs will most likely result in me losing access to some of them and losing my money in the process...

So for now I might be leaving my ALTS in the centralized exchange... it really sucks because I can't stake any of them from there, but what choice do I have ?  Also my centralized exchange only supports about 200 tokens... none of the newer gaming coins or the privacy tokens like Monero

As I was getting ready to start offloading my alts to my Trezor T device, a quick search revealed that many of my alts are not supported !! WTF !!! 

What am I going to do now ?? Stuck with a useless device ??

Some of the alts in question:

INJ     Injective Protocol
HNT    Helium
KSM    Kusama
DOT    Polkadot
FTT     FTX Token
ALGO  Algorand
AAVE   Aave
CAKE   PancakeSwap
AXS     Axie Infinity
THETA  Theta Network
LUNA   Terra
SOL     Solana

What makes things worse, is that they have some garbage substitutes instead of the actual token, for example:

they have  "Moonbeam Polkadot" and "Metadot", but not Polkadot DOT
                "Moonriver Kusama" but not Kusama KSM
                 "Farma Trust Token" FTT  but not FTX Token FTT

I will contact Trezor but I think it's pointless since the search on their Trezor site is where I got all this info. Also, they took 3 weeks to get back to me last time I tried to reach them.

So what do you people think ??  Is Trezor totally useless to me now ? Did I waste my money on this and now I discover it doesn't support any of my tokens ?? 

Well the growth has been fantastic since last year, so has already made some early investors very wealthy. There are many other promising projects in crypto, but some of them have not developed anything tangible yet, or are not fully operational. That's what makes me bullish on Helium, tremendous concept already being adopted all over the world and making people good money in the process.

Hey group,

Just discovered Helium a few days ago, the technology makes sense... it offers a good solution to the problem of connectivity for devices. What surprised me the most was the economic opportunity this is creating for individuals and investors alike... Helium mining is a practical way to create passive income that could rival what other gaming and DeFi cryptos are offering.
So basically I am seeing many people already benefitting from this, and it seems like the kind of thing I could do as well. This ticks two major boxes for me:
 1. does it solve a real problem ? and
 2. is it already making money for people ?
Although I'm only invested in the token right now, I'm excited about the passive income opportunities and thinking this could be a long term hold.

Jawadu, are you using the default Metamask Wallet ? I'm no Metamask expert but I think the idea is to use the cheapest DEXs instead, and as I said I think some people are using Serum which is built on Solana or DEXs built on Harmony One, because of the extremely low transaction fees. Even the Exodus wallet has a token swap but their fees aren't that cheap.