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Not the answer you're looking for, but in my experience you're better off using referral links on a crypto niche blog. Hardware wallet and exchange referral links just pay so well that you're wasting a lot of potential by using ad networks imo.
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Quite ironic that even though USD is down due to inflation — in situations like this, you'd be outperforming if you were holding dollars. I think it pretty much boils down to the fact that in economic situations like this, we shouldn't really be striving to outperform in markets but rather to just lose less.
^Of course don't just stare at your cash/investments, do your best in outperforming through your income streams.
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As far as criminal activities are concerned countries percieve the impact of crypto to be rather significant. So even if 1% of crypto transactions are related to criminal activities, but 40% of all relevant criminal activities are handled in crypto, it is still a problem.
Even then — even if bitcoin and cryptocurrencies didn't exist then they'd continue on conducting crime schemes but in fiat instead. If anything, they should actually prefer the tracable nature of most cryptocurrencies, because a lot of ignorant crime-doers ignorantly send funds to their KYC accounts. |
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Not just crypto but all others will follow
Yea dude no crap depressions, recessions, and other economic turbulence doesn't only affect cryptocurrencies. Tell us something else we don't know. |
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You're sounding like you're the first to think that a recession/depression is coming. Literally almost everyone in crypto or investing in general communities have been talking about this for months now. Calling for a collapse is actually the common opinion now.
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We all know that bitcoin/crypto being used for criminal activities is only minuscule. Countries just ban Bitcoin because they know they can't control it; simple as that.
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Not only his/her/their face, but the fact that we don't know for sure what Satoshi's political views are and who Satoshi's preferred presidential candidate is and all that. All we know is that Satoshi thinks we needed uncensorable money separate from the state, and that's it.
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Who the heck is satshi satoshhi in the first place?
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Can't really know for sure. The only thing that's honestly worth the time is signature campaigns, or you get a job instead. Bounties have mostly been a waste of time for a while now.
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Totally agree. I wanted to exchange btc to fiat. So now the exchange point has their address frozen and demand verification from me. I had transaction sent by third-party and their addresses did not pass AML check. So now no fiat no btc.
I don't think it's a good idea to let the other person send the funds directly to your exchange for this exact reason. It's better that you receive the funds directly to a non-custodial wallet, and send it around a few times to give it some hops. Now you know, I guess. |
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Settle in!
The forum is a good place to start getting answers to various questions that arise in the process of acquiring bitcoin.
Undoubtedly, but please for the collective sanity of the Bitcointalk cummunity — Google your question first before asking, or look around first for a similar topic question. The last thing we want is more redundant topics. |
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I would personally restore it, and then send the funds to a newly generated wallet. Just to be safe, in case someone ever finds it and tries to access it.
This. Unlikely that someone could access your funds (unless you set up a really dumb pin like 0000/1111/1234), but juuust to be extra sure. You create a fresh wallet on a fresh hardware wallet just so you can sleep better knowing that your wallet won't be cracked. |
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Supply(which is capped at 21m) is just one thing, now it will completely depend on demand. Even if a certain asset was sharply decreasing in supply, if there's not much buying, price will still go down (or at least just not go up, but sideways). https://www.investopedia.com/terms/l/law-of-supply-demand.asp |
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I think it will definitely recover and there will also be a higher price jump, imagine? In the past, people who didn't know much about bitcoin, the price of bitcoin could be high, especially now that many people know bitcoin. so my prediction is definitely the price of bitcoin will soar. but my estimate would not be possible for the price of bitcoin to fall that deep to reach 1 dollar. because if the price of bitcoin fell to 1 dollar there would be a lot of people who bought it, including myself too, would buy it. and the conclusion is that bitcoin is difficult to drop, because even if it falls, it will rise even higher.
For it to reach $1, it's likely the case that no one wanted to buy bitcoin even at higher prices in the first place because of a significant reason (a security problem or something super not good and is pretty much unfixable). Bitcoin dropping to $1 isn't going to make the people forget about that certain problem and suddenly look at bitcoin as an attractive buy. |
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While it seems to be a "real" exchange — If you have no reason to switch from your typical reputable exchanges like Binance/KuCoin/FTX, why not just stick to using them? I don't see anything special from KickEX for me to actually try it out and risk money on something that doesn't have that much reputation yet.
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Where have you been the last 2 months?
All these high staking yield projects have all gone bust and many lost their savings. First with Luna, and then the various lending platforms like Celcius.
People lost all their savings because they wanted like 10-20% yield.
To be fair, not literally all yield that can be farmed is necessarily ponzi-like. You can get 'real' yield by providing liquidity on AMM platforms, because fees that traders pay gets distributed to liquidity providers. |
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It will highly depend on what caused the tremendous crash in the first place, so it would be pretty impossible to say unless we have a reason.
Bitcoin to $1 is pretty unlikely though. I'd imagine even if every single country banned bitcoin, we wouldn't go that low.
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Will you agree if such feature were brought back to this forum?
If such a feature would be implemented then I could almost guarantee that spam would just increase tenfold; as obviously it would just make their jobs a lot easier. |
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What pooya87 said. But why stop using a hardware wallet? There's no reason to not use one unless you're only planning on holding crypto that's only worth less than probably $200. Don't fall for the "I can keep my device safe" excuse, because most people simply aren't capable.
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