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Joined the airdrop
Telegram: @ZigguratOfDust
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I wasn't planning on getting a cold wallet before seeing this !
You can basically handle all your cryptocurrency on this.
This is cool because it was made to be functional just for cryptocurrency, and not just storing it.
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I really like your smart trading concept  #Join to Airdrop Twitter username: @cryptoziggurat Telegram username: @ZigguratOfDust ETH: 0xf27078bf9bdc462Fe72BC06E3273ddE7C5a41bB5 |
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Is there currently a discussion group for the puzzle found on this twitter link ? https://twitter.com/Zd3N/status/959812320200404993I've done quite a bit of work and analysis; I am still not able to find the SHA256 hash from hint #1. I know I'm not very far from figuring this first part out... |
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When i started investing in cryptocurrency, i had NO CLUE what i was doing.
I didn't know how to deposit money and transform it into cryptocurrency.
I had no clue how exchanges worked or how verification worked.
I had no clue how wallets worked or how a blockchain actually worked.
I didn't know about tokens and about different cryptocurrency types.
I didn't know about ICO's.
I didn't know about airdrops and bounties.
After 2 months, i am much more comfortable with all these principles, but it is really hard to figure it out at first and navigate through all these principles; you figure it out eventually.
You have to start with a small amount with which you are comfortable and figure out how everything works... you might lose 20$, 50$ figuring out how things work, but if you mess up at the beginning you lose less than if you invest 10,000 $ right at the beginning without a clue as to how things work.
Listen to beginner videos on cryptocurrency, read articles on blockchain, participate in airdrops and bounties to get started.
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The best way to deposit money and transfer it to your own personal wallet is to use GDAX. You can purchase Ethereum or Bitcoin on coinbase (fees apply). Then you can transfer your ETH or BTC from Coinbase to GDAX for free via GDAX. Then you can transfer your ETH or BTC from GDAX to another exchange or to your personal wallet for free. Decide before hand what you want to do with your cryptocurrency before deciding what to purchase (ETH / BTC). As for the withdrawal fees, most of the exchanges list fees, either with individual fees for each coin or with fixed transaction fees regardless of the coin: Binance: https://www.binance.com/fees.htmlBitfinex: https://www.bitfinex.com/feesAs for purchase or sell orders fees, these fees are split into maker/taker %fees. Huobi: https://www.huobi.pro/about/fee/At the bottom of the Huobi page, maker / taker fees are defined for exchange transactions. Some coins are way to expensive to withdraw, so make sure to look up the fees for a particular exchange before transferring money, either by looking up "ExchangeName withdrawal fees" in google or by logging into your account and looking up the withdrawal fees before depositing cryptocurrency. |
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How can i make the title better ?
I changed it a bit, is that better ?
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EtherBTC is now the world's first "Airdrop Token." If you hold 100 or more ETHB in a MyEtherWallet and register it on their website, you can receive an UNLIMITED number of FREE Tokens! For the first EtherBtc airdrop they only asked for 0.0000000000001ETH to be sent so that the tokens would be sent back; i received those tokens and bought the remaining 75 tokens required on etherdelta. Never send any real amount of ETH for airdrops. REGISTER TODAY FOR FREE TOKENS! Go to https://etherbtc.io/airdrop-wallet-registration/ to receive MULTIPLE airdrops of many different tokens! If your wallet holds 100 or more EtherBTC (ETHB) you'll receive 10 X MORE FREE TOKENS! Register today! Please "Like" & "Share." This is my first post on bitcointalk.org; i read all rules, so if posting this kind of content is against the rules, please let me know. |
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The average person in the crypto market is not the same as the average person in the stock market.
Global events (regulations, etc.) tend to put pressure on the crypto market.
The crypto market was also overhyped in January, imo.
People tend to have weak hands in the crypto market, as soon as prices start going down.
It's sort of the, if everyone is selling i should sell, kind of thinking.
Personally, i just hodl everything.
The important thing is to have a plan ahead of time.
Oddly enough, i'm somewhat happy the market is down because now everything is cheaper to buy.
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Do people actually go through the trouble of "farming" accounts just to sell them ?
Or do they just sell their own account ?
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If i were to give myself advice for when i started investing in cryptocurrency (a few months ago) i would say:
- Buy BTC/ETH on Coinbase
- Transfer to GDAX for free
- Transfer to any exchange for free
Personally, I found the Binance exchange to be a good start for investing in crypto and understanding how the exchanges work.
The really important thing to watch for are the fees for the cryptocurrency you want to invest in.
Some exchanges charge extreme fees for some coins and tiny fees for others.
Before transferring money to an exchange, find out what you want to invest in first and then find the exchange with the lowest fee for withdrawal to a wallet.
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From what i hear, if you can figure out some sort of pattern to know which coins are more likely to be pumped and dumped, you can take advantage ahead of time.
For example:
- you identify a coin that gets pumped and dumped from time to time (over the course of months)
- you invest in that coin ahead of time leaving it on the exchange
- you put in a sell order 5x to 10x the buy price
You wait and check your sell order from time to time to see if the coin got pumped.
You basically have to treat your money as lost and come back to a potential 5x to 10x return.
Anybody have experience doing this with success ?
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