I don't know if everyone practices installing "uBlock Origin" as one of their browser add-ons. Though I am fully aware that this is not an ad-blocker, however, based on my experience it can effectively help solve these kinds of phishing attempts in a form of ads that is not carefully filtered by Google . Been using their services for quite some time and fortunately, I never encountered such scam attempts up to this date.

[1] https://ublockorigin.com/

Hey @sujonali1819, the videos that are uploaded by almost every day is a full course that he offered that was once a paid course in his website. He just decided to give the paid course for free and uploaded those pre-recorded videos every day.

Watch this video why he decided to give one of his paid courses.
[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Vd9Sfym9I4&t=7s

Actually there are quite a lots of course that he offered and all of them are something that is quite high in price  . Future of trading is just one of the prerequisites  if you are really want to dig deeper into technical analysis, so for now, it would be best if you are just going to to utilize and learn from all the free resources that he uploaded in youtube.
[1] https://www.gatex.io/education/

@mirakal is correct. You can always trade without being KYC verified unless otherwise you are going to utilize Binance P2P Platform. Doon nagrerequire sila ng KYC for security and safety purposes for both buyer and seller pero kung mag te-trade ka lang nang hindi lalagpas ng 2 BTC yung withdrawal mo -- you can trade your coins freely.

As far as I know safe naman unless otherwise you are constantly transferring coins from gambling site to coins.ph or vice versa. Kasi based sa mga nabasa kong previous cases dito sa local section natin, may ilang members na nasuspend yung account due to transactions which involves gambling activities (galing sa gambling site.) Though I've never experienced such case kahit na nagtransfer ako ng BTC from gambling site to coins a few times. But still, I do not recommend to do it lalo na kapag madalas tapos against pa sa TOS nila.

Thanks you sa assurance @bitcoin31. Kahit sana ganitong gawin paraan ni @asu para mabigyan niya man lang ng comfort si @DireWolfM14  

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Are these people truly appreciate what bitcoin and this community has to offer for the sake of their benefits? The heck! Mas okay na mag leave na lang ng forum nang walang atraso sa iba instead of faking yourself that you are a truly trusted and reputable member of this community tapos in the end lalabas din pala totoong kulay . L O L.

@asu -- Pwede ka naman magpaliwanag at makiusap dito sa forum kasi para din naman yan sa ikagagaan ng conscience mo and of course sa local natin. We can't afford to have another TYM loan scandal here. If in any case that you are silently lurking in our community, explain mo yung side mo and certain din ako na may makakaintindi ng side mo assuming that you are being honest.

Ganon naman talaga diba? You need to workout first your reputation before taking advantage of someone else's money or help para mabilis mo lang makuha yung intention mo. Walang magpapautang sayo kung puro shitpost lang laman ng post history mo at walang kwenta yung account na gagamitin mo. If you could look at @theyoungmillionaire's case, makikita mo na napakadami niyang contributions sa forum which led him to become one of the well known bitcointalk user internationally and locally. Ang pinagkaiba lang biglang nawala si TYM after he took his loan for about few months.


But then, I still hope na mali ako ng assumptions kasi hindi rin maganda yung mga nangyari this year at nagsabay-sabay yung pandemic at bagyo. Maybe being on a signature campaign is just enough to sustain his/her family needs amidst pandemic kaya kahit papaano understandable naman yung situation niya ngayon.

Pero sana at least kahit ung simpleng pagpaparamdam sa inutangan eh gawin niya, nakakacomfort sa lender yung assurance na pwedeng ibigay ni @asu na mababayaran niya yung loan.

Yes! This instance commonly happens when you accidentally or manually reset your hardware device.

The option "Restore from recovery phrase" from your Hardware device is pretty similar to how other wallet operate like Electrum, Bluewallet or any non-custodial wallet that lets you hold your private keys. If for instance you are using Ledger Nano device, what you'll do is to just connect the device to your computer and navigate thru the said option, enter your new PIN code and then finally enter your mnemonic phrase.

There are lots of guide that ca be found on the internet though.
[1] https://support.ledger.com/hc/en-us/articles/360005434914-Restore-from-recovery-phrase

In case your HW wallet is stolen or was damaged. You can just import the mnemonic seed phrase to a non-custodial wallet like Electrum and create a new standard wallet with an option "You have already a seed". Based on my experience though, you need to remember what type of address you are using in Ledger in order to verify the "derivation path" for your Ledger device.

These are the default path:

/m/49'/0'/0' == Segwit Address (starts with 3..)
/m/44'/0'/0' == Legacy Address (starts with 1..)
/m/84'/0'/0' == Native Segwit (starts with bc1)

Just to add.

You can also use [1] https://multisender.app/ if you wish to send ETH tokens to multiple addresses at once. One important reminder though, use a throwaway wallet instead of using your personal wallet for privacy purposes.

Here's a good read to familiarize yourself about bulk sending.
[2] https://medium.com/@rEaLrUfAnS/multisender-send-ether-and-ethereum-tokens-to-multiple-ethereum-addresses-in-a-single-87f49f8cb0a2

I think what @Bitcoin_Arena means is the wallet interface you are using to manage your ERC20 token not the function that can be found on UNISWAP for connecting your wallet. If however you are using metamask as an extension to your browser. After loggin in, you can easily spot your wallet logo at the top right corner of the extension. Go to

Settings --> Advanced --> Advance gas controls (set to ON)

The only problem when using UNISWAP is actually the expensive transaction due to the small cap projects that polute the entire Ethereum network causing a massive network congestion which result to an expensive transaction fee especially if there is GAS war happening. Just a tip though, in my experience, if you really want your transaction to be broadcasted quickly, you need to have at least 10 USD equivalent amount of ETH in your wallet in order to avoid "failed" or "reverted" transaction due to low gas price. It'll cost you more if ever your transaction gets stuck and eventually failed  since the gas fee you've paid will never be refunded.

Haha! Just a question. Am I the only one who saw my username on the quiz or the choices depends on someone who is answering the question? I'm quite surprised though even if it turns to be a random algorithm on a preset of answers for that particular question 

Thanks for the little fun.

Yes, its totally safe as long as you are using the latest update regardless if you've skipped some previous updates, it is not the same with electrum and so far I haven't seen such kind of malware/virus attached on the Ledger Live update. It's kinda irritating though since almost every time they have a new update and still you can notice some bug especially on the transaction history and their graph  .

Anyhow, you can see all the update on their github.
[1] https://github.com/LedgerHQ/ledger-live-desktop/releases

I never thought that installing a bootable Tails OS is possible  . Agree with @joniboini though if you don't have a full working and updated WINDOWS OS. You can try following this tutorial in order to manage your crypto using a different operating system. It'll be also a good experience for you even though you are just starting out.

[1] How to Install Tails OS on USB flash drive for Wallet Purpose

I am not quite sure how my suggestion would be of any help but aside from directly making contact with coinbase support, you can also get some help by reaching out with their reddit moderators.

[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/CoinBase/about/moderators/

Moreover, there is nothing new with all these abrupt account restriction especially if there is an ongoing bull run happening. Take a look at their sub reddit and you'll see a lot of complaint about restrictions issues on their account. If, however, your issue has been solved -- you might want to transfer your funds to a non - custodial wallet if ever you are just going to stack it for a long period of time and then transfer it again to an exchange if you are planning to sell.

Wait? Did you mean storing your bitcoin to an a centralised exchange? Though it isn't a bad idea if you are using it as a temporary place to store your bitcoin for day to day spending or for daytrading. However, it would be the worst idea if you are planning it for storing bitcoin for HODLing puposes.

If you do not have any functional desktop, why not install a non-custodial wallet like bluewallet or Electrum in your smartphone instead of directly jumping into an exchange?

[1] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.electrum.electrum
[2] https://bluewallet.io/

As per @mk4, the link below will explain why keeping your bitcoin to a centralised exchange is a terrible idea.

[3] https://NotYourKeys.org/

I have examined the website a bit and I find it interesting to see another trading forum with a lot of reading resources and active member participating on it. However, Isn't it that forex trading is a bit different to how cryptocurrency trading works? I doubt forexfactory would help in terms of learning curve?

Yes, you should start watching the free course from Beginners --> Advance --> Future of Trading. Take note that the Future of Trading course is a previously paid course in his website but decided to give it away 

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Vd9Sfym9I4

Greetings Everyone,

Well, I am very much new to trading and I've been reading and watching a lot of post in this section lately. Fortunately, I found new concepts and terms that I am not familiar with in the first place. As a result, I research for more resources regarding trading especially with those materials that has a nice examples of actual charts since I am more inclined to learn with the aid of visuals. With that being said, I want to share with you guys a great but underrated trading courses in youtube. However, I am not going for a more detailed info though since I want you to personally check out his videos and give some comments about his contents.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChULbX89jjbCEDhGn56_yuw



*FYI, I am not shilling his channel and I am not affiliated with cottoncandyTA. Just want some handful insight regarding his trades.*

Yep, that is the original.

Why not try using Electrum in your desktop computer so that you can also practice verifying GPG signatures using Kleopatra?  Having the right knowledge of verifying GPG signature will allow you to not fall from fraudulent phishing application that swarms the internet, it'll also add additional skill whenever you need to encrypt or decrypt messages...

But anyways, just make sure that you will not download any application from random websites and back up your seed phrases safely away from other people's eyes.

Even though that this Phishing attack is expected among bitcoin wallet. There is also another electrum wallet with the same name and also offers a good UI compare to the original but you can clearly see that this is an attempt of fraud and could cause some confusion for bitcoin newbs  .

Surprisingly, the application has a lot of good reviews which can cause people to be enticed with this wallet LOL.

As long as the developer of Electrum is "Electrum Technologies GmbH" right before you install it in Playstore -- you'll be fine.

I assume that you have finished creating your wallet and finished backing up your seed phrases on a piece of paper. You can easily see the transaction's reference under the Send Tab

I often see most of my Facebook friends and any other cryptocurrency trading tutorials in Youtube use Binance as their platform to perform their trades maybe because of a lot of perks they can get when doing some trades. It is also worth mentioning that they do not require KYC (Know Your Customer) policy when doing some trades unless otherwise you exceed the withdrawal limit of 2 BTC and you are planning to use P2P Trading (Peer to Peer).

Currently, I think Binance is the most used platform right now but still take some precautionary measure when using their platform since there is no such place that is not susceptible for hacking incidents.

[1] https://www.cnbc.com/2019/05/08/binance-bitcoin-hack-over-40-million-of-cryptocurrency-stolen.html#:~:text=Hackers%20have%20stolen%20over%20%2440,breach%E2%80%9D%20which%20occurred%20on%20Tuesday.

It depends, If you plan to stack some bitcoin for long term hold then withdraw it directly from the exchange to your Hardware wallet, if not and you needed your profit for day to day spend your hotwallet is not a bad choice considering that it is not a large chunk of money.