I haven't really found a dex that works well so far. The waves exchange is high in fees (think they were charging 0.003 to withdraw btc). Uniswap causes plugins to crash cross Browser often and just slows things down - same can be said about bisq when I last used it.

I can't say I've had a problem with binance though and $8k is fairly small in btc terms now ~0.15 so they can't be holding that back for the money.

What are you actually interested in? If its just the money, you could look to try working with pension schemes or similar companies (even just for a bit of unpaid experience for at most a month if you can). If you're applying for jobs in finance sectors they're likely going to care more about how you can analyse stuff than a formal education exactly (formal education are a good point to work out how good someone is but they're not everything). If you know what you're on about or can adapt and learn fast, you'll probably get somewhere.

Lots of people in the stock market at the moment don't seem to be trading based on what companies are actually worth too so, if you're interested, that could be something to look at (dunno if you've done much on value investing - or if it's out of most people's depths?)

I'd also say, if you're going to continue with anything, save the $30k now - sell it back to cash and put it somewhere you can forget about it - like a savings account that pays 2%+ interest or if you're really bad with self control vaulted gold might be an option so you'll find it harder to sell them before you've had time to think it over.


Also was there a specific reason you dropped out of college? I've been doing trading on the side of my course and have been doing quite well with it - just checking the coins I track about 3 times a day to determine when's good to trade (but that's only about 20 pairs).

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Remember: you can't predict the future but you can check your predictions from the past against what's happened with a company! Found a ratio that might be interesting? Check the last 5-60 years of data on it to see how it's played out. that's something so many people need to LEARN. You can backdate any strategy you come up with to see how it functions before you put ANY cash towsrds it. THEN and only if it works can you put a tiny amount of money behind it to see how it plays out.

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Crypto firms at the moment are generally focused on asset retention - not being prone to cyber attacks - which will change in the future but for now is mainly focused on actual security of funds and less so on growth of assets held by the company.

I'm quite surprised to see the peaks at the dips but I think it's probably the case that they're holding out for a new ath or something to happen.

The market normally determines this.

A lot of the time for IPOs on uniswap, the price is set very low compared to the tokens initial price at the ipo. Something similar might happen with coinbase or, they'll let people set their own prices and allow for a free market, or they'll go off what the standard ask for the coin is at that time based on other exchanges.

Exchanges may also have supervisory arbitrage bots for the first few weeks or trading too to try to keep the price in line with other exchanges if the volume isn't yet there.

A while ago people were suggesting mt4 but I'm not sure if you can do it directly from crypto (also not sure how trusted the site is).

This transaction sent about 40 trx about an hour ago: https://tronscan.org/#/transaction/f56ab93ccdba124b4d8bd50da758ccfd5af1d517ad6a37035359bc7609fa4d0f

I can't find anything other than 3 other smart contract interactions?

Were any of these you?

Edit: ah there was a transfer of 180+ usdt also https://tronscan.org/#/transaction/4725103ffdbeea62fa0ef2bb5099666509b4f02ca12b6b923ef26e159fea55a6

I think this is similar to how a currency strength relates to imports and exports? Of so, then yes, a lot of wealthier countries might see exports diminish if people are instead able to buy stuff (temporarily cheaper) from other countries.

Import deficits are generally considered bad for countries and there aren't many that do it (the UAE, Japan and the UK are examples).

There are a few things to unpack here.

The first is that, no, they can't directly trace your public key if you send ethereum as most exchanges have multiple wallets at least. Binance seems to have at least 3 for example.

Second, if you send an obscure token to an exchange like hitbtc then they might be able to track you because there might not be many depositors there or the only recent depositor could be just you.

Third, try not to send the same amount in and out of exchanges if you can help it (or similar) sending 0.987 btc into an exchange and withdrawing 0.9865 is going to make it fairly easy for someone to think both are from the same person regardless of anything else.

Any remaining version of the virus weakens the efficacy of the vaccines. If they don't offer other countries the opportunity of getting vaccinated then they'll end up with another pandemic and we'll be back to January-May 2020 all over again.

As a metaphor, Europe was being engulfed by an uncontrollable fire that a bad actor sent by sea on a ship that was unstoppable. The fires in Europe have now burnt down to the glowing embers but what remains is a fire in let's say Russia. If Poland accidentally transport a twig from Russia, our embers could reignite and produce another uncontrollable flame.

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We don't know anything yet with what countries will do with their spare doses. I could imagine the UK has an interest in keeping Indian's economy healthy - UK companies are trying to do a hybrid migration there and some have already moved less complex operations - and China have an interest in some African countries so those may focus their efforts there to start with.

I'm from the UK so things could be slightly different but: you'll NEVER pay more tax than what you EARN. You're taxed only on profits.

Generally, if you can, you should take the sum of:
Withdrawals - deposits
Amount you have at your last trade on the account - amount you had at the start of the tax year on the account.

If you're trading through the year you can probably just multiply your gains by the average price for the year. If not you might want to take the data monthly and use the average price for those. (unless you're trading with dollar pairs exclusively).

There are easy ways to calculate this programmatically but if you can do simple sums on a spreadsheet you can always try doing that if you want to save money on an advisor but still be accurate with your taxes. (you should be able to refine the reports you can generate from an exchange to get one of just deposits, one of just withdrawals and one of trades - if you can't do that then you should ask their support to add it.

In the UK, things are slowly starting to open back up again and the death rate is drastically plummeting from vaccine rollouts (with 45% of the adult population being vaccinated afaik).

This will be seen in many more European countries (once their policiians stop commenting on things that they don't have the necessary education to).

Poorer countries may have to wait on receiving vaccines but most of those countries shouldn't have many new cases if they go into lockdown for a few weeks and require people travelling there to be vaccinated (2 doses of the most expensive vaccine are still cheaper than tests - at €30.90).

I think the wealthier countries should be providing for other countries at some point too as most have overbought (the UK bought at least a billion doses for a 66 million population)...

I got one confirmed yesterday at 10 sats per byte (very fast conf). It has 120 conformations now so only took 4 hours at most to confirm.

Most countries have reports of this.

Tbh it could be every bank doing it and just the bank thinking whether you're a risk or not some random stuff... I've heard banks in the UK blocking people doing stuff and some of them are ones I use to do transactions between exchange so...

There's a large formation I can see on the daily timeframe if you zoom out that produces a triangle/channel.

Generally it's putting more pressure on the top to breakout so the likelihood on normal markets is a breakdown past 54k at its conclusion.

However it also looks like the channel includes reaching 64-68k which would be a new ath and may add momentum to it.

For more certainty on a trade youre probably better off waiting for a break of one of those or trading a continuation. Considering we're still in a bull. Market the chance s of us going down far are quite low here (I don't see 44k anytime soon)..

not financial advice, just a few cents to scatter I also don't trade crypto markets often as they're a bit too erratic.

I got to 4 minutes and went to check their sources... Yeah you can probably guess, even though it'd just be a few copy and paste tasks for a video that was fully thought out, there weren't any.

Also is there a chance the US will ever stop being a left v right case and present things as they should be. Throwing people into camps and stereotyping is very counterproductive.

You might be able to import your master private key into another wallet software from electrum but it might be best just leaving the funds where they are.

Did you get sent the 0.001 mbtc or was it change left over from another transaction?

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Also with a bit of fiddling I think it's possible to join one transaction from one electrum wallet to another - although that will probably lose you your 0.001mbtc still in fees.

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However, if your purpose of migrating to another wallet is so that is can suggest lower default fees, you can do this yourself in Electrum. When you click "Pay" in the Send tab there is a window where you configure the transaction fees paid by adjusting the slider at the bottom left.
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@OP, Check the top centre of the screenshot so you know how to make sure rbf is enabled also just in case (doesn't cost any more in fees) but it'll allow you to bump a transaction if it gets stuck for a few days.

I'm guessing your bank has the wrong number for you. This Likely isn't a problem with binance as I assume you're paying via a secure debit card (or some other way yoh don't have to verify via your online/mobile banking services).

I'd suggest you go into the bank and ask them to change it (take your ID and account info such as your last statement or your card) .

Because its Easter Sunday you might be in luck if you have transactions to send.

According to my estimator on electrum, a fee of only 6 sats per byte is required at the moment for a confirm within 5 hours.

If doing this regularly, you might get a notification via email when fees are low if you click notify at the bottom of this thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2848987.msg56707521#msg56707521

Yeah there were letters sent between Congress and the sec to investigate in what occurred with the gamestop stuff. There was thought Melvin capital (I think) had too much control over whether people's orders got cleared or whether they could trade a certain stock or not - not sure if anything came of it, it's likely still ongoing regardless.

They'll be expected to respond as it halted trading of certain US stocks across Europe and Asia for about 4 hours (until non US based clearers obtained enough stocks otc that they could start providing traders again).


"obvious market manipulation" would be a pump and dump and is only limited to a pump and dump (or sometimes insider trading), neither of those occurred in this case so nothing blatantly illegal happened - for it to be illegal a dump would have had to occur and the user would probably have had to do more than upload a screenshot to reddit of them holding $900k+ in gamestop.

Coinbase pro used to charge 0.25% fees so you'd pay $0.25 to buy and $0.5 to sell (the fees may have gone up since).

It's not a bad strategy, you have to rely on stuff going back though and I'd suggest trading on things once something has already gone there.

Buying bitcoin when it was worth $45k after dropping from $60k for example would've been a good investment. If you put in a bad buy then you'd have to wait/hold for a while and try to pick a good one. And you won't be able to use that strategy in a downturn.