Instead of buying tiny tokens, I offer you a simple trading idea that will not make you lose money. - Buy $100 Bitcoin.
- Choose Binance if you want to do KYC or OKX if you don't answer.
- Write down how much you bought in a separate file.
- Trade using BTC/ETH pair.
- If the price of BTC goes up, buy some ETH and vice versa.
- If you make profits, withdraw them and continue trading.
Now you have free profits, buy tiny tokens with those profits and then you will not be afraid of losing your entire capital.
Biswap is better
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Only ~2M more to go and now have up to 18,999,800 BTC. It would take us about 100 years to mine those 2 million. Imagine how big the market will be if we assume that about 3 million bitcoins are lost forever.
I will edit later when that coin is mined. 19,000,000.
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Digital money means that fiat money is represented in digital form and does not necessarily mean that they will launch a fully digital currency. - According to the quote that I willed, I expect that there will be regulation of the cryptocurrency market with a lot of taxes.
- Bangladesh does not have enough resources to track cryptocurrencies and therefore the ban would be a waste of money that would have been brought in if cryptocurrencies were recognized.
- The impact of these countries is small as users can travel to the nearest country or ask a friend to transfer money using traditional methods.
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Give me a list of things that China doesn't ban, China bans almost everything it can't control so I banned Google, Facebook, Amazon and even Bitcoin. Therefore, this ban may be accompanied by: - Adoption of the digital yuan: not because of bitcoin, but it means more control over the money, imagine you can freeze the opponents' funds with the click of a button.
- Increased control: the government seeks to pass all transactions through it, Bitcoin crosses those limits.
- Electricity consumption: Currently, the electricity bill has increased, but in certain seasons, mining may be allowed.
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If that's the case, I'd rather you keep them on central exchanges rather than trying to download a random app that will cause you to lose your data or all your life saving. - I don't think you'll find an open source, well-reviewed wallet
- Is there a way to use a web wallet?
- Ask support team to have a webwallet?
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After all the advice on hardware wallets I went out to buy a Trezor hardware wallet only to find out that it only works with very few coins, if this doesn't suck to you I don't know what will.
if you talk about running more than 5 wallet at the same time it is not an issue, you can delete and reinstall them again as needed. you can have some main coins, BTC, ETH, BSC, and some main blockchain. With these addresses, you can manage thousands of tokens, and if you want, you can delete any wallet without fear of losing the balance. Hardware wallets are designed to hold for the long term, and most altcoins fail to maintain their value in the long term.
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For sure reaching as many people possible and grow in the same time our Twitter, Telegram and Discord. All is possible, like here also (as extra services and options we will consider) signature campaigns, influencer deals (if you know any or few for us we may have deals with them).. and whatever you can imagine (as long as bio and legal for sure)
If you can pay with stablecoin then you can buy bitcoin, running a bitcoin signature campaign will achieve better results. Campaign management, communicating with campaign managers is not a problem and you will get views, but credibility requires that you manage the campaign for as long as possible, which is an expensive activity, gaining trust is difficult, slow and losing it is fast.
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I hope this thread will remind Exchange owners and regulators to implement a backup plan for the keepers of the Private keys for the Cold storage on exchanges and people owning coins. There are already some attempts from some platforms, I talked about them in this topic https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5383817.0 and I will quote the following: All of them will be good if there is a hack in the hot wallets, but hacking cold storage or with more than 40% of trading volume, it will be almost impossible for any fund to compensate for clients' losses.
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Adoption is by accepting bitcoin, and not converting it to the local currency. - Many institutions accept bitcoin because it means more requests and it does not cost them anything
- Rarely find a school or institution that keeps bitcoin as an asset or against inflation.
- Dubai is a pioneer in coding, but it does not adopt ideas, but rather supports them, and therefore will support existing projects.
Adoption is slow in that area, but it's better than nothing.
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Bitcoin is POW crypto and therefore you need to mine Bitcoin to produce new coins. Decentralized finance works on POW that Bitcoin does not support it. To get profits, you need: - Deposit your money to a central platform: they will have your money, they will invest it and if it makes profits, they will give you from it.
- Sharing the private key: You will get some kind of control over your currencies but it will be a trusted third party to both parties, and profits cannot be guaranteed.
If you want to get an interest on bitcoins, you have to trade.
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exchanges are a commercial activity and their goal is to make a profit. Fees are part of this system, as the management of trading servers is expensive, so it will not be free. Everything must also work properly, otherwise all the campaign money will be lost due to either slow response or hacking of the platform. To avoid high fees, do the following:
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Let's say that I got 0.01 BTC for $500 in 2021 and I'm sure that I sold it later during the year, but don't know when or for how much. How do I calculate the gain?
You are more specific about buy date that mean you know the platform or the place you made the purchase from, and thus you can get the Bitcoin address. All bitcoin data is open source and can be traced by everyone so it will be easy to know the date, signature and selling price. go to https://blockchair.com/pdf/statement: - Paste your Bitcoin/Altcoin address
- Select the reporting period
- Download your WALLET STATEMENT
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With the war taking place in Ukraine, the decision to ban Bitcoin in Russia would be good for the following reasons: - There is an international alliance now against Russia, and the introduction of Bitcoin into this war will harm it.
- The volume of Russia's exports to the countries of the year is not large, and therefore Bitcoin will not occupy a large position.
- If Russia uses Bitcoin effectively, many countries will start banning Bitcoin, which is very bad
- If Bitcoin does not work effectively, it will be banned.
Therefore, I personally hope that Bitcoin will be banned in Russia and we will close this door, or at least keep it away from the issue of oil and energy.
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The wallet service is shutting down so make sure to withdraw your funds and also stop using the address they provided you with before the 1st of April.
Does anyone know what is the link between BTC.com and https://blockchair.com/?I did a Google search and found out that BTC.com was Blocktrail.com which is redirected me to BTC.com or blockchair.com. I haven't heard about this wallet, probably because I got to know Bitcoin in 2018, but since it has multi signatures, can they use a recovery tool like a blockchain.com wallet, pre signed muti-signatures, or will people who haven't withdraw their money end up losing it?
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And shouldn't we also include on the list Andreas Antonopoulos' Unscrypted Podcast and Speaking of Bitcoin, which was known before as Let’s Talk Bitcoin!? Those are also downloadable through Spotify and others.
I don't know how I forgot to add him to this list. I edited it, I'll listen to some podcasts in that link and maybe update the list again. If there are personal experiences or notes with these podcasts, I'd be happy to add them. | | . Name . | | | ..... Hosted by..... | | | ............................................ Notes ........................ | | | ........... find it ............ | | | | | Unscrypted Podcast | | | ...Andreas Antonopoulos | | | .......listen to Mastering Bitcoin author | | | ...Apple & Spotify | | |
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I have not updated this topic for a while, the recent rise, made me rethink it, people think BTC will be stable/crash but it can pump in green (like 2011) the coming months are the last chance to prove the feasibility of such schemes. We can read this data with supply levels that have not moved in over a year at that level set since September 2020. Source: @DylanLeClair_ & @100trillionUSD
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Podcasts are my favorite way to stay informed. They are easy to download, I can listen to them whenever I want as I can listen to them on the bus, in the car or while I'm working out and they're often designed as a series, so I think it's a good way instead of YouTube channels. Here is a list of some good podcasts I've tried, suggest more and I'll update the list
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I did not understand how it works, but - why does APY decrease with increasing time?
- The return on one day is higher than 5 days, is it not assumed that the longer the time, the higher the prediction of the bitcoin price becomes, and therefore the risk increases, which means that the profit will increase?
- Where will the difference come from?
- Is there a specific POOL? Margin or what?
I have no knowledge of the derivatives market but it is supposed to be Earn Up to 56% APY and not more than 100%.
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Do not tire yourself with research. Signature campaigns aim to achieve the maximum return from the promotion in exchange for the least amount that can be paid. Therefore, they either pay: - In Bitcoin: to appear in the Services boards where members with good posts, and they can be paid in the equivalent of the value of Bitcoin in dollars.
- In tokens/coins: It is a method that saves them a lot of expenses, as they pay from the campaign money, and thus they can manage a long campaign with zero expenses.
So there are two options, either Bitcoin or the campaign currency. As for paying in altcoins, it does not make sense because as long as they pay in good altcoins they can pay with Bitcoin and therefore the only advantage will be saving fees (Bitcoin fees are currently low)
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