Why not try Bybit or Binance?
This — not sure if there's an exchange with lower fees, but Binance and Bybit's trading fees are low enough. And if you're going to go for exchanges with lower fees, you're going to get into low liquidity(which will get you worse bang-for-your-buck trades despite lower fees) and borderline scam exchange territory. |
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Talking about a Telegram bot/channel, with a brand new Bitcointalk account(literally just created yesterday). Regardless if you have good intentions or not(haven't seen your actual post), that's simply a red flag for scams or a shady promotion, hence likely why your post was deleted.
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What the hell is this crap lol. I knew it was 100% fake, but I did some quick Googling to be sure, and as expected, no article about it at all. If it is true then he will buy Bitcoin soon ! To bank on Bitcoin.
He won't. Simply because he's always been for businesses with cashflow, rather than speculation. Get over it! |
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In the community I'm most active on most people use exodus and recommend others to use exodus to others all around. (No one there is a crypto expert not even me) The first wallet I used was Blockchain or something and it was fucking horrible, it gave me a huge fee for a $900 transaction and pissed me off so much. Someone in the community recommended me exodus almost 3 years ago and I started using it ever since, I was happy with low fees and a more organized view and was able to understand some of the basics overtime with exodus.
I'm going to forward this message to a friend. He recently exchanged like $1.5k worth of crypto to LTC or something and now his money was gone even though the exchange completed (He didn't fall for any RATs or viruses) Can you show more information to me about this so I can tell him more?
I have no funds on exodus and the one time I held more than 5 figures worth of funds it felt extremely uncomforting and I just wanted to get rid of it quickly, so it was all disposed of within under a week.
Thank you for that.
Broski if you have 5 figs worth of money into bitcoin/crypto, then absolutely get a Ledger/Trezor hardware wallet. It's not even debatable as to why you need to get one, it's pretty much absolutely mandatory. Don't be another victim! Read: https://chainsec.io/wallets |
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Unfortunate. All you can do now is to make sure to not make the same mistake. Don't leave funds on centralized exchanges unless you frequently/actively trade them; if not, then always use hardware wallets and non-custodial wallets to prevent disasters like this. https://NotYourKeys.org/ |
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I'm just gonna summarize the pros: CEX: - Better liquidity
- Potentially less price spikes and liquidation cascades
- Better liveliness
- A bit less likely to get exploited compared to DEXs
DEX: - Potential airdrops
- Non-custodial
- No need to deposit money to a custodial
- Less chance of fraud because codebase should be open-source
Totally up to you to weigh in the advantages/disadvantages. |
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Anyone know if there is a way to bridge directly from Zksync Era to Solana or do you need to bridge away from Zksync and from there bridge again to Solana?
zkSync is fairly new compared to other Layer-2 networks so yea, if there was a bridge that supports zySync<->Solana, it would probably be a bridge that barely anyone knows about(hence not recommended to use), and that liquidity would likely be very low. So yea, take the long(but safer) route: zkSync --> Ethereum --> Solana |
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NOTE: Ledger has had its problems, but it's not comparable, and definitely not justifiable to not use a hardware wallet because of it. The Ledger hardware wallets are still safe and secure — as the "breach" (more of an exploit) was on the UI-side. You're still fine as long as you didn't blindly confirm transactions the Ledger device.
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Thanks for all the answers!
Then which chain should I use to store USDT?
If you want to hold it long term(I don't know why, but each person has their own reasons), then you might as well do it on blockchains that have a decent reputation and that have been live for a while now: Ethereum and/or Solana. If you want to hold BTC, then hold BTC. If it's on a different blockchain other than Bitcoin, then it's WBTC(wrapped BTC). |
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Your choices are pretty much limited to either starting a cryptocurrency-related blog, and/or trying to get a huge following on social media and then promoting referral links there. (Trezor/Ledger and centralized exchange referral links are probably going to be the best ones.)
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I personally wouldn't purchase a crypto phone for the phone itself. Yes, I'm a fan of companies trying out cool stuff(and props to Solana Labs for experimenting), but my hardware wallet + hot wallet setup is good enough; no need for a separate phone at all.
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Copy trading is generally frowned upon because 99% of people can't trade for shit so you're likely to lose money in the long term and is better off just holding good 'ol BTC or ETH.
But if you really want to try it out and find out the results yourself, then go for it.
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Someone told me a while
Back that Americans can’t trade on binance??
You can't use Binance International — but if you're a fan of or prefer Binance, you can use Binance US[1]. Alternatively, Coinbase, Kraken, etc. Coinbase and Kraken has better reputation in the US as far as I know, but DYOR.
[1] https://www.binance.us/ |
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The exchange is Enet crypto center or Enhash for short. I’m really not sure of the network. I’m very new to this and someone group on WhatsApp encouraged people to
Invest. I do believe now that it’s a scam. My position is still
Open, I haven’t close it.
Well yea, the entire thing does sound like a scam with all that information. First, what the heck is that exchange, and second, a WhatsApp group? Yeah.. I’m hoping to see some movement somehow to at leas get some money back. I did this so I can have some money for my C surgery and now all
Hopes are lost. I failed by 6 yr old kid.
You're better off focusing on making the money back in a different manner than focusing your time in getting the funds back. I swear idk why people do this shit. Idk why bad things always happens to good people.
I know this isn't the answer you're looking for, but scammers have existed since the dawn of humanity and they will exist until the end of humanity. |
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They can't even secure their databases and government IT infrastructure in general, of course, they're going to be far more likely to screw it up if they used blockchain for whatever reason lmao. They couldn't last a single year without a hack or a database breach.
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What exchange is that in the first place? And can you link us to the trading pair on DexScreener? And while you're at it, what network is that in, or is it it's own network instead of being an ERC20/BEP20/etc? Lot's of questions but without even digging deeper it's likely a scam lol.
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You simply either: - deposit it to a CEX then withdraw the tokens on your Ethereum wallet
- Use a bridge platform(Hop Protocol, Stargate, etc)
It'll depend on the token though. Sometimes certain tokens only have liquidity on specific chains. Not sure why anyone would want to use any coin on ERC20 chain. It has BY FAR the highest fees and is so inconvenient.
Most tokens still have the most liquidy on Ethereum by a mile, unless if the token is natively created on the BNB chain. |
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I'm going to bet that once bitcoin goes low enough that would make that chart look screwed(even just a bit remotely different), people would be mass selling BTC — only to see it bounce (as per usual) after a good while lmao. People tend to take huge bets off a single chart or a single metric.
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Back in the last bull market in 2017, I think I've tried almost every single transaction accelerator I've seen on Google lol and the only accelerator that actually helped is the one by ViaBTC. I'm not 100% sure, but the other accelerators just make it seem like they're "accelerating" your transaction but in reality they do nothing lmao.
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Well Solana in particular is kinda a joke since they can't even keep it up and running all the time. That network has gone down so many times the past couple years it could never be used for anything more than just being a toy. It's market value is also proof that the average crypto investor doesn't care about how good a blockchain is, outside of Bitcoin its just all pure speculation.
Funnily enough, most of retail doesn't care much about tech, and they do use it "seriously". Networks like Solana have had decent usage in 3rd world countries simply because they can move USDT/USDC almost instantly and very cheaply. A network outage that only goes down 1/2/3 times a year is already a huge godsend to them. |
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