You can decide whenever you want to sell because you've been holding it for a long time so it's your choice whether to sell or not. It's also your verdict to wait a little further to see if the price will increase the current we have.

As for perfect time of selling, as long as it's more than the price you've bought and you're in profit, you're in good.

Yes, I have seen this kind of product on Goods. OP should check out and see that section but payment is either in bitcoin or dollars.

Binance once showed how responsible they were with their customers fund, remember the time that they were hacked? they took full responsiblity and helped the people that were affected.

Binance offers full refund after $40m hack

Coinbase sure can but the other exchanges that were just going with the adoption of staking and not yet known, we don't know if they have that much fund to do the same if a trouble comes to them but hopefully there's none.

It's easy to distinguish.

The one that says they are the "real" bitcoin is simply a fork and it has its own name which is Bitcoin Cash and is considered as an altcoin.

While the one which is the actual and genuine bitcoin was made by satoshi and we're treating as the king is simply bitcoin.

Always expect that devs have already made up their minds and plans that they'll soon dump their tokens for profit. They just didn't created those projects for nothing but it's all for the money.

There could be the reason of innovation and actual use case but you just can't remove that possibility that they wouldn't chase for the profit. The known altcoin devs have exposed that they've dumped during the all-time highs, Charlie Lee, Vitalik, et al.

I doubt those posts on reddit about exact words if those really were. And there's someone commented there and said that there's a hint on their facebook post but when I peeked for the comments, I've found no clue.

Good luck guys, I'll tune in on what you're working at. I'm not really good on this matter so I'll just watch out your finds. 

Yeah, it's a good promo and warning. This is possibly the happening when some folks just come in to the forum and tells a story of how they've lost their funds without logging in to a phishing link. Although I still have my old Nano S this makes me want to buy the X version.

They are reengineering their tactics of scamming people. Yes, that sounds true and I think that they will recreate something which will attract investors to bite their bait.

With the popularity of staking, I guess they'll go on with it and take the advantage of people who want to invest into staking coins. It requires a certain amount of coin, it's not actually a new technique they have but before investing please research diligently.

Hi guys, Ledger made a blog recently of how to avoid getting hacked not just this Christmas but for all seasons. There's an experiment that they've made and simulation how quickly the participants were hacked. Please read the whole blog, watch the experiment and tips they've given and there's something hidden in that video as said on reddit. It's a good read especially to those who are new to crypto.

Blog: https://www.ledger.com/dont-get-hacked-for-christmas
Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/ledgerwallet/comments/ebggok/dont_get_hacked_for_christmas_3_hacks_and_one/

PS: I'm not associated with Ledger, I just want to share it after I've seen it.

Not yet.

I think it's not important who's winning. The most important matter is that many are looking into staking as an opportunity and these legitimate exchanges are offering it to those who are interested.

It's just begun so why look for the winner?

Are they really the reason why the market dumped lately?

These scammers always bring bad reputation to the crypto market. Investors should also stop investing and supporting these scam schemes, they should learn from these experiences and never invest again if they have seen the same style.

But on this case, he just typed it and got the wrong letters typed together which were "K" and "L".  Although phishing links are very popular now, thank you for bringing this up for additional awareness of everyone.

Yes!

The landing page indicates now the website is unsafe. Good job guys.

Yeah.

They are eradicating the coins that are looking just as a display to their exchange. They should have done this earlier so that the reputation of their exchange will get a boost by providing a bitcoin market which is going to be open for everyone.

We are near to that scenario where most of the banks will have the same payment scheme. This is the aim of blockchain technology to be perfectly used like for different payment schemes and businesses.

A good news then for one of the biggest bank in Thailand, this kind of partnership will encourage other businesses which shall give them an idea of what it's all about.

Payments will more of digital during that year but it doesn't mean that majority of payments will be made in crypto. I believe that crypto's will still exist during that time if the market cap grows tremendously and the demand won't drop.

It looks like bitcoin is just starting this time and making itself look like a new born currency, this is the perspective of the people working from the banking and government sector.

I usually have the same experience by typing the wrong letter before and after the correct letter because letter 'k' and 'l' were just close to each other. And his friend probably got it wrong for typing quickly and was confident that he typed the right website.

It might be a simple practice to bookmark the legit websites that you visit but it will save you from any future trouble of landing to the wrong one which is a phishing site.

I think I'm always receiving that email from edX. I reckon Tim that there's so much free learnings on the web about blockchain but with these courses, you have a pattern of what to learn.

IMO what matters is your choice, there can be a course that cost hundreds of dollars but you'll absorb nothing because you're not focused. As long as the website you're getting the course is legitimate, you already have the idea of the syllabus they have. AFAIK, they are showing the lessons that you shall learn within that course.

You're not.

Electrum is a good choice though just make sure that you're downloading from the main website of it because there's a lot of fake websites that are imitating electrum.

https://electrum.org/#home

I dont think it will.

We are far to it and although I dont hold it, I really dont think it will whether I have it.

Let us say that there is a chance but it is pretty low.

I'm not sure about that expectation about Tron. If you can elaborate on what is that, I'll be happy to find it out through you. I just don't buy with the announcement thing that the founder of it every time he does and did invest in it before but I found myself a failure with that coin.

ADA is another interesting coin but it's out of my choice, sure we do have different choice and own reasons.

At least they are regulating it and not banning it. Our friends from European countries can testify if this is totally gonna make them difficult to use bitcoin in their countries. But as long as it's not banned, I think that's fine.

We see this coming and the gov't can't resist not to touch the crypto community because there's something that they could benefit from it. I think they care for the people and this doesn't mean war.