If you think about it, it really isn't that much work to use a non-custodial wallet and write down the 12-24 words on a piece of paper too. But yet people still hold funds on exchanges. The power of convenience is something we frequently underestimate.

You only need to pay for gas fees when moving ETH/ERC20 tokens from an ETH wallet to an exchange. Whereas fees range from $2 to around $20 depending on how congested the mempool is.

If you're country restricted, then you could simply use the likes of UniSwap and SushiSwap. Though expect exchange fees to be more expensive since we're talking about on-chain DEX exchanges here.

You can sell to other people in a peer-to-peer manner, but you'd have to find a buyer/seller that's actually not a scammer.

But seriously mate. If you really want BTC, then just pay for the freakin transaction fee LOL. You're honestly just better off paying the fee rather than wasting precious time thinking of what to do. You could've spent the time doing something productive instead, probably something that could earn you an easy $20 so you wouldn't have problems with the withdrawal fees. 🤷‍♂️

Why are you reacting to daily price movements in the first place? Unless you're day trading, then you should be capitalizing off both price rises and price drops. If not, then why just wait til your investments appreciate in price? If you feel stupid if prices go down then you might not know what you're investing in, hence the lack in conviction.

Pretty simple— because people value 1inch's token more compared to dForce's token. What decides the price of a certain asset is supply and demand. Demand being a huge contributing factor because the supply doesn't matter much if there's no demand. You could have a token that has a really low supply of 100 but if no one wants it, then it will still be worth pennies(or literally nothing).

Mate I gave you the fees page. You can just compare, and just decide which coins you prefer holding. This is going to be more of a "which coin do you prefer holding" than a fee problem as you can clearly see all the fees on the page I provided.

You can still send it back to an exchange in the future even on the Tron/BSC chain. It's just that most exchanges accept Ethereum blockchain only so you might have a bit of trouble finding good ones, but there are others if you look.

As far as I know Ledger also supports Tron and Binance Smart Chain, so you'd just need to do a bit of Googling and look for a guide on how to connect your Ledger to a Tron/BSC wallet.

^I really can't recommend both blockchain platforms as the Ethereum network is still the safest and much more reputable, but I guess you have no choice if you can't pay the hefty $25 withdrawal fee.

Look up Binance's[1] withdrawal fee list and check the withdrawal fees of the altcoins you're holding. If a certain altcoin of yours has a cheap withdrawal fee, it's probably best to convert your BTC to that altcoin and withdraw from there.

As with stablecoins, withdrawal fees are quite sizeable as well unless if you withdraw it through Tron/BSC(and not through the Ethereum network).

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[1] https://www.binance.com/en/fee/cryptoFee

It really doesn't help that even mainstream media frequently has this misconception, further fueling the fire of mass misconceptions. Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies is the field that I know well enough to immediately realize how dumb a lot of writers or "journalists" are.

It's pretty simple — Bitcoin is freedom, and the Chinese communist party wants the total opposite of freedom. Need I say more? Not to mention that they seem to be about to release the digital yuan, which increases mass surveillance.

There are lots of great quality articles written and scattered across the web as well. Does it mean that we should create NFTs of them?

If you want, you can screenshot and just mint the NFT on Ethereum/Solana. But good luck actually getting people to pay for them lol.

Seems to be a solution; but honestly if I was in China, I probably wouldn't risk it. If the usage of non-custodial platforms gets enough publicity, I wouldn't be surprised if the Chinese government would commit entrapment by pretending to be a bitcoin seller or something.

Assuming this site isn't actually yours that you made a post about to low-key advertise it, why even ask "what the site is" if you can literally open it yourself? Not to mention that the topic is all in the domain already, I didn't even need to click on it.

Reading on Bitcointalk is actually really decent in my opinion, as well as making responses in some cases. What sucks, is when you want to reply to multiple responses; then it all comes to sh*t.

Really cant blame anyone to initially have this way of thinking because almost every beginner will probably go through the same thoughts. The real problem arises when the person totally ignores the asset completely just because of it, while refusing to educate him/herself further and immediately realize this really flawed way of thinking.

Best of luck. The "can't buy a whole coin" excuse is nonsense in the first place.

1. You don't need one full bitcoin, like you don't need one full gold bar.
2. You don't need to buy one full bitcoin in one go, you can get there slowly by dollar-cost averaging (like what you're doing right now)

Binance's quite-recent article about this says otherwise. It's actually the exact opposite lol; as you can't even sell for cash without KYC to start with.



https://www.binance.com/en/support/announcement/51bf294e26324211a4731ca998e110ca

The verification needed for you to be able to continue to trade requires a valid ID. So, passports, drivers license, those things.

If your BTC can't even cover the withdrawal fee, then I guess you have no choice but to convert it to other assets.

Better start as early as possible, as you shouldn't be leaving funds on exchanges in the first place unless you actively trade.

Also, please grab a Ledger or a Trezor.

I expected Robinhood to have crypto trading, but definitely didn't expect them to have crypto deposits and withdrawals right off the bat.

With that said, I wouldn't be surprised if Robinhood's venture into crypto pumped DOGE back to it's previous highs. WallStreetBets is a meme group, but people are probably underestimating how much combined capital that group has.

I'm not betting on it, but if there was an exchange to dethrone Binance, it'd be FTX. They just need to seriously fix the kinda-clunky UI. It just looks so out of date. But besides the UI? The exchange is GREAT. Not to mention the free withdrawals outside of BTC/ETH/ERC20s.

If I understand correctly, once your account becomes sort of "limited", you'll still be able to withdraw, but not trade.

But seriously, why not just withdraw your funds just to be sure? If the funds aren't that much to justify purchasing a hardware wallet, then just use a good mobile wallet.