With some situation that someone who owns bitcoin wants to save fees, they're going to exchange it to exchanges first then transfer it.
I think it depends on where they are keeping it. Whether they are on it in the following - Hardware wallet
- Exchange wallet
Definitely, in a hardware wallet, it's going to double in fees, unlike if it's already in the exchange, it's only a one-time withdrawal fee if you ever put it into your wallet. Fees are such a killjoy.
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Their last advertisement is close to ending, and it's stated there that it's only until June 30.
Anyway, I hope that every other country involved with cryptocurrencies serves as a model for other countries that have banned it from changing their minds and hopefully having that economic revolution that everyone wants.
I hope everyone will have the same mindset as Mr. Saponaro, that crypto is not a scam and the industry will get there.
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I second this. Whichever is available and comfortable to you, that's the best or helpful to you. I believe XRP can be another option if you can use it with cheap and fast transactions and I do believe the same with Stellar. But if I don't want to convert into these coins then I'll simply send the crypto that I have in its own form and I don't have to convert it first with any of those altcoins.
I think he doesn't need to convert anything if he buys it directly like that though. Some exchanges allow that too.
Maybe OP, you can consider staking. I think you can stake XRP with a Ledger IIRC. I'm not sure if it can be done with stellar though. You can make this an additional factor to your decision.
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I think this is related to where you are located and residing at the moment. Most of them are probably limiting your access because they are not technically allowed to let you play. Just like what panjul07 said, you can try VPN but it's dependent on the casino's rules as well if it's okay. You have to be careful, I have seen people getting banned because of that, IIRC.
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I think there's no reason for it not to, with the current trend that we have now, it's almost as if it's headed there. It's the bear market currently and all of the coins are mostly done by now. I hope it would rise above again but this could be a downtrend in the long term (with the current situation). This could definitely change once the market has recovered during this year.
Yes, I'm still bullish this year and it could reach higher again and beat the ATH.
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I believe that it's still best to choose what you are comfortable with and feel in because both coins have the right goals in mind to make our lives easier to transact.
Having occurred with the recent news on Ripple (not XRP) on the SEC thing, they are expected to have been down on it, but it's still standing now and even won the case. It's so that it affects XRP in this case. With this company has gone through, I believe they would still survive with the competition in general.
The surviving factor would still be on them, and both coins will be here for a long time.
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I believe it's better to sign a message using that address just to be sure that it would be attributed to you. This is to make sure that you own the private keys and it's actually you who has control over that account.
Just search on Google how you can do it.
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I think everyone that is getting into the crypto space should be able to see this thread about scams because this is very common whether you are using Telegram or Discord, it's always going to be there as long as you are part of a crypto group, you will immediately be part of the receiving end of this kind of messages.
There are more elaborate ways on how they do this, this is just the most common one. If you receive a suspicious PM, better take it with a grain of salt already. They even put multiple groups and invite them towards each others server to fill it out and just try to scam them.
Since this is resolved, you can now close it just like what ^he said
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Why are you so worried about getting banned? Have you done something that is worth banning for? Anyway, forums are made for discussion so if you are an expert of mining cryptocurrency, you can just post there continuously because that's what you want and you create topics for the community as well. There's nothing wrong with that.
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It will always be good to spread out and increase your investment diversification with different assets like cryptocurrency, especially if you don't have that yet. It's a great deal to have crypto, but first, you should not expect to profit early and invest a significant amount in crypto if you are not willing to lose it. Many people have been burned towards that, and it's sad to see them hate BTC or crypto in general because they didn't do the right thing to research.
The coins you mentioned are in the top currency in CMC. I think those are great picks as well.
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I believe their mindset is at "if they can do it, we can too," so instead of utilizing another service like Google or any other social media platform out there, they would create their own and focus on that if they are not that open towards having that type of collaboration with neighboring countries or even those helpful to them in economics.
They are a force to be reckoned with. That's why I believe they can do those things without anybody's help.
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Parang NFT style ba ang gagawin nila? Parang may portion kang ownership on it?
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I've never experienced anything like that and haven't registered on coinlist at all and some email checks don't show any incoming messages about this, but I've seen the same thing as you before, received an email from the coinlist and told me to verify it even though the person concerned has never registered and is asking the group on Facebook, but there are those who suggest not verifying if you have never done anything that is feared there will be phishing that continues to spread through many media. If there is a data leak, I still don't get clear info about this.
Thanks for sharing this. I wasn't aware if there are any other people who had this experience as well. The connection still seems bleak but there could be a connection with regards to where they got the information.
Email spoofing makes it possible for scammers to use the exact display name and email address so this may not be coinlist at all. Copy the link and paste it to URL redirect checkers (e.g. https://wheregoes.com/) to see if it redirect to something else. I never knew there's a tool like that. Thanks for sharing this. I did check it and it is Coin list, so I think it's safe to cross that out that it's not a spoofing method. Otherwise, they could be checking if you have an account there to see whether it's a brute force candidate or not. Make sure tied important accounts have strong passwords and if possible enable 2fa too. They could be doing the same thing with other websites, who knows one day they might hit a website which you have an actual account.
This is my theory too. I do have strong passwords and don't have the same passwords on different sites. I think this has reassured me that I'm still safe.
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It would affect all the users of BTC if the hash rate drops. It would likely result in an increase in fee when that happens and it would be logistically hard to do as well. A lot of people have set up their mining farm there and they aren't going to move that easily and it's not going to be easy to stop them as well. If you are one of the miners, I doubt you would want to move where you have set up already.
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There could be some, but it heavily depends on what sort of data was included in the data breach... - Most of the time, it's not a big issue since it's probably just usernames or emails, but if it includes passwords, credit card details, home addresses, and similar stuff, then you should definitely do something quickly.
That's the worst case scenario but I guess it wouldn't be that hard to prove that I was fraud or something. I'm actually hoping that the verification that websites do, does it job and verify that I didn't do anything about it, or register in the site. Anyway, thanks for your inputs on this one. This is weird for me because I'm paranoid with this lol.
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Just finished checking my emails and luckily, there was no such a thing on my end.
Good for you. It's quite nervewracking to think that it's being used though. I mean, is there any consequence to that if I didn't do anything about it? You might want to check that email through a service like " have I been pwned?" and see what type of result you'll get [just to be sure]. I have notifications about it once it detects something. I also have a dark web monitoring thing with my password manager and the most recent one is not cryptocurrency-related. The last occurrence that is crypto-related is from Ledger, last 2020.
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Where is the expertise on this? I don't think you need to be an expert to be profitable or getting greedy. It's just a missed opportunity, and you need to look at the bright side and see if you have done the right things for the market right now. Everyone now smells fear and doesn't want to buy in because of the current situation. The fear that everyone feels is real, but those who are rational and feel like they know what they are doing are the ones who win with the profit situation.
Back to the point of the topic. This is probably one of the dilemmas that traders and hodlers face every day, but those who know when to hedge and when to hodl are the real winners.
Then let's get some facts. Most investments and assets grow in time, and that's especially true towards stocks and assets. It's just that we are focusing on the short-term and forget what the long-term is holding for us. I think this is the case in the long run. We will always reach higher highs, and we should be aware of when it's happening.
For me, it's better to be both and take advantage of the market. (not financial advice lol)
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I wasn't aware until now about this. Is there something relevant to the decline of BTC prices today? Everything is a disaster right now because of this. After BTC reaching $29k, I think it's helpful to be prepared with this kind of happening, and knowing what to do will be beneficial for us. IIRC, China has banned cryptocurrency multiple times, right? Or it's just a ploy to get more BTC? Lol.
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There would always be someone who has the majority of something. That's what life is and we cannot compare those who have been here earlier or the ones who have the capacity to buy a lot of it. The real problem here is not everyone is getting the opportunity that BTC holders have and some cons that transacting with BTC is expensive right now. i know that here we have some of the Bitcoin holders since 2013 but that doesn't change the real problem, Bitcoin is a millonaries game right now, retail investors can't do a shit about that.
What should retail investors do BTW? What do you mean by that?
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