The other Comments are well informed, but why not check into your country instead? Check with a lawyer who has that kind of Specialty in a specific type of law. The law is probably entirely new with this, but it's still worth a shot, don't you think?

I know a lot of people who are operating legally and paying taxes with regards to their bitcoin businesses. For sure you would find a reliable solution or something

I do and I continuously use it in Binance futures. If you are interested I could help you with setting it up and support. Let me know.

This is a great opportunity for you since the community is helpful and open to new ideas with helping each other with different configurations etc.

You could pretty much utilize the investments that you have in crypto trading with a crypto trading bot like Gunbot

I just recently discovered Crypto.com and their different staking offers with MCO. I don't have any experience with binance savings but knowing the exchange reputation, it's definitely going to be safe to HODL your investments there. In terms of Crypto.com, I think it's reputable as well but not as much compared to Binance (Just like I mention too, I recently just discovered it). They have different tiers on how much you are going to invest in Crypto.com and have different benefits. Like the Debit Card that you can avail in exchange for the staking of their token. There's KYC in Crypto.com and you would receive the debit card with your address verification as well. In terms of using the card, it's quite useful and it works. You will get rebates as well.

Safe options are quite unreliable if you want to profit since risking, in a smart way, would be better. I think trading is still one of the best and safe options if you are smart about it. That's just my opinion.

Thanks for sharing this. I wasn't aware with that part of CMC. I have read and scene projects about DeFi and I agree with this new "hype" you are talking about.

I believe he is just making the right decisions with these types of markets. He is smart in making those decisions in acquiring different markets and conquering the exchange scene overall. With the steps that he made, he is definitely going to be powerful and he already is the best IMO. Let's see what would be the next move that he will make.

I'm quite familiar with those types of discussions when it comes to different investments in coins. The low market volume wouldn't be reliable enough and would succeed unless you are the developer and you would dump the coins in the market. This is why most of the unknown coins are shitcoins in general and would only benefit the developers.

I hope that people would actually read these types of threads for their own benefit. Some people just invest their money when they see an "easy" profit with these ones. Being able to afford to lose would benefit you in the long term for sure because people are taking "smart" risks as well.

After reading the previous posts by different members here, it’s safe to say that you need to dump that shitcoin and get the hell out of there. It’s probably just to show that it’s trading. You better dump it fast, or that exchange could close the market pair with that.

Did you invest your BTC there to have that coin? If Yes, just accept the loss, if not, dump it and profit. Try market selling it if you decide to dump it.

Thanks for sharing this. I'm quite on the bearish side in this market currently unless we break out key resistances and then possibly bullish scenario for me. I have a short position now that I've been waiting to be closed too and make some profit. Hopefully soon, lol.

Anyways, it's quite hard to read your topics, especially in the linked speculations that you posted. All of it are good, it's quite hard to read due to the different colors and font sizes. That's just my opinion on it.

Good luck with your trading!

It's actually a lot better since you have complete control over what you have, whether you are buying from exchanges and depositing it to your wallet or just holding your balances in reputable exchanges, I think it's one of the best investment and asset to own. Ideally, it's best to transition to a more "modern" application of these traditional businesses and these essential businesses would probably find a way to do it too.

For sure there would be better days soon, and we know that crypto is not the solution to this pandemic but it's a solution for businesses to accept cashless payments and support, etc.

Having their predictions come real life is a miracle in itself. Imagine being able to predict the first four horses on a race With the correct order before it even happens. It’s Not just predicting the first horse but additional horses that come after them. It’s typically impossible to do, but luck happens.

I also remember a topic here about a bet that used a parlay as a means to win around 8 Bitcoins, I think, from a small amount of BTC as well.

And I wasn’t able to see and experience the actual offers that some casinos have. It’s quite new to me and quite risky. I would just play.

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It wouldn't be ideal for storing money on another wallet. I would still pick on the ones that I have complete control and I have the seeds to recover it if ever. Unless the money that you have invested in the casino is OK to be considered as a loss because it’s still a risk.

I think they are taking advantage of that type of earnings, making it a source of profit just by holding the cryptocurrency. Maybe if they integrated it with the vault type of feature and offered the use or a percentage, then perhaps they could try it as well. I don’t think I have played in a casino that has this kind of feature.

If you have taken the time to look around the forum, you would see that there are sticky topics in the beginners and help section, just like where you posted this. You wouldn’t even have to make this if you want to learn more You could have just started there and read.

Anyway, at least you are here now, and there are a lot more topics that you could check about earning bitcoin. It would take your initiative, not spoon-fed

Something could happen within their organization if it's a group ever since this bounty has been announced. It's a large sum of money as well that could sway the opinions of different members if they have one. I hope Twitter would get this resolved ASAP and make sure that it wouldn't happen again.

Additional reference: https://cointelegraph.com/news/justin-sun-offers-1-million-bounty-in-exchange-for-twitter-hackers

Because of a bug, a significant amount of money was scammed because of the verified accounts making the Tweet more legitimate. Since it's history, it should be an eye-opener for them as well, making sure that any other API, third-party access, bugs, etc. are checked and monitored.

Anyway, I saw an article that people who got scammed with that can recover their funds

https://cointelegraph.com/news/its-not-too-late-for-some-victims-of-the-twitter-scam-to-get-their-money-back

That's already a problem posed by newbies getting into crypto by a scam. Like the Ponzi Schemes that are popping up out of nowhere and entices you to invest in their so-called ”profit scheme.” They are usually covered in the ”positive” reviews and the ”profits” shown, and it's not going to be a good ending for the newbie; it's going to scar him for the scam if it pops.

The insufficient knowledge that you are talking about should be mandatory, and people should be aware of possible scam approach with that. I think this of utmost importance to preserve the name of cryptocurrencies and the capital of an investor.

If this happens, would it be considered as "lost bitcoins"? Since it was tagged as coming from a scam, I don't think no one wants to touch it. The problem with returning it would  be a hassle unless there is a service for that and verified wallets should be done as well. But there are a lot to consider since there are custodial wallets that cannot sign messages as well, it would be a hassle to verify. I think you could add this as a point to consider.

In a long-term perspective, there's nothing much to consider because I know it will recover even if the value of USDT due to government breakdown turns to zero, it's just time to change to another stable coin. Maybe the USDC would provide better regulations and transparency when it comes to evaluation if there are actual backed currencies in their vault.

The impact would be devastating at the start, and since almost every reliable crypto is being traded with USDT, the markets would be affected. There could be a crash and possibly recover when the time comes.

It's not just illegal to promote scams, but you can be a target for these kinds of violent acts, just like what happened to OneCoin Promoters. I saw the amount that got scammed, and that kind of amount would make someone mad, and what's happens next? The article says it all. A lot of these types of scams are popping up continuously, and people are still getting scammed. I hope people would be financially aware of what could happen when they dwell in these types of schemes.

It's unfortunate when someone invites you and takes your money by investing and bragging more on how much money you've got from the investments down the line; it's plain stealing. It's not something to be proud of. Cashing out hard-earned money of the ones you've invited, that's a scam in their face. That's bullshit.

I have personally tried the service ViaBTC, and it helps me get a transaction confirmed faster. It was just when I was getting familiar with transaction fees and thinking that I can save a lot more Bitcoin by lowering the costs, and it ends up as a transaction that is rarely going to be confirmed, but the service helped me. I was using Electrum, and I manually lowered it.

Newbies should be searching bitcoin transaction accelerator anytime they experience this. It’s the way I discovered it lol.

An investigator could start in which what could've been the common things that they have? Not just the literally they have millions of followers, some have crypto-related content or anything. I thought of these things below.

• What third-party companies/software they have been using in common
• The API tokens of twitter have been compromised?
• Are the timestamp on the tweets similar?

Maybe to that extent, but oh boy, it's a big tarnish towards the Twitter name.

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They are definitely part of the reason why the scam had started in the first place. I think they need to up their game on their servers and be more secure with how accounts can get access. I think there are more reasons for how they could've accessed it.