I’m not quite sure what you mean here, I’m confused.

You first need to use an exchange to buy the Bitcoin which is held in a wallet on your Exchange account. You can then send that to your personal or “cold” wallet by using the public address or QR code.

If only there was ones for Jr Members.
Is there every any for Jrs? For anyone that has seen the table updated often.
If not I will just need to wait until I become Member+

Yeah I definitely agree. Back in January is when I started investing and thats when the dip started. As the prices dropped I seen oppertunies to buy at a “discount” when it was infact going to plummet far more. I hadn’t spent any time learning about technical analysis or anythingas to why this was happening. I just thought it was a Sale for Crypto. Now come the end of the year and I have been studying charts etc.

It is very useful to learn these things, aswell as looking into the projects and teams behind all these coins and not just investing in them because they are “popular” or because they are down 50% in the last 30 days. Look at the whitepaper and the team, see if there are any legitimate, solid members in the team.

I can now say that after doing these things it has made me invest a lot more cautiously and I just wish I done that sooner rather than later

I seriously don’t think there is a stock you can play safe with right now. Even the Lifestretegy funds etc for minimal risk. I really think by 2020 there will be a massive dip in the stock market and property market. Especially in the UK, ever since 2008 the price of stocks and housing has just went up year by year.

Not to mention over in America there is talks that the Federal Reserve are going to increase rates that would obviously have devastating affect to these countries that are trillions in debt.

I wouldn't call it a rally until a little bit more progression occurs. I really hope it does become a rally though .

If anyone is making money out of thin air, it is the banks. They are lending and using oney that doesn’t even physically exist to make more money for themselves. Its getting to a point now where it is on the verge of collapse. If the federal reserve raise the rates then it could cause a worldwide crash of markets. At least with Bitcoin, you know what the maximum amount is that will ever be circulating in the world. It cannot be manipulated by centralised persons or groups either.

I disagree, If you look at the charts there are massive selling volumes that outweigh current buying volumes. This is factoring into the price and making it drop..

Although theres a good chance day traders could make slight gains in the Stock market regardless of the upcoming crash, I strongly disagree with the stock market being the place to go right now. From what I have seen, 2019/2020 could potentially be a bloodbath in the stockmarket which has been slowly regaining every year since the 2008 crash basically. With Crypto already through the vast majority of the dip (apparently), this would be the PERFECT time in my eyes to cash in on a slice of my Stock Portfolio and invest in into my Crypto Portfolio. Then after 2019 when (hopefully) we see recovery in Crypto and possibly a dip in Stocks, you could change to sell and reinvest into stockms again if you wish so. This is my personal insight and investment strategy going into 2019 good luck

I completely disagree here. The stock market is at a point where it is on the verge of complete collapse and is due a crash. I think the complete opposite. People should be selling a good position of their stocks before it crashes and maybe putting it into Crypto

Yeah I understand, hopefully if you lower it for next round I will qualify as I am about to hit 28 activity

MyEtherWallet also do a good job of warning you about phishing sites and telling you the correct steps to take to avoid using them. Personally, I just make sure I am on the correct site then bookmark them on my browser so I know I am avoiding them.

Not to mention that it eliminates the sheer inconvenience of having to use native currencies when travelling abroad. If Ethereum is your gig, you can use it from anywhere in the world (apart from any countries that aren't allowing crypto of course )

Yeah well that is probably because the Activity requirement is 50+. There will be many more Newbies with a lower Activity like myself that would love to apply for this but 50+ is quite high. I would imagine by the time someones Activity gets to that number, most would have gained enough merit to rank up already. Not sure though, just my opinion. I would have loved to have applied


Why don't you make it the joining date or something then instead of Activity requirement? I'm not sure, just a suggestion . I'm sure there are plenty of Newbies here that meet your criteria and just haven't came across your post yet.

There is a simple answer to this...

If you have received a "weird" MMS from an anonymous source, containing any sort of link etc which you are not sure about at all. The last thing you should do is bother clicking on it. They usually like to lure you in with an offer or giveaway of sorts which sounds too good to be true (because it is) just to get you to click the links. Delete the message and dont click the damn links...

If anyone is truly bewildered by the massive drop in Cryptocurrencies over the last year then they clearly can't be familiar with trading in general. Anything in any market (stocks etc), that soars up in price in the fashion that these cryptocurrencies did, eventually need to face a correction (in this case 80%+). It is healthy for the market actually, it could never withstand the pace that it was going at.

As someone that has been into Crypto since January this year, I am of very low experience when it comes to trading. I have used most of my time looking into the projects for certain currencies and what to look for in the project and its team that indicate green lights or red flags. The actual trading aspect of it I am definitely a beginner. However I bought a Ledger Nano S on Black Friday sale worried that it was gong to be a nighare to first, set up and get working, secondly use to hold my different coins.

However, after reading a few informative pages on the Ledger website and a single Youtube video, I had enough of an understanding on how to set it up and fully work the device. I am so glad I purchased one, I know that now the vast majority of my funds are in one of the safest wallets in the Crypto space. I fully recommend buying one as they arent as complicated as expected and they are rapidly adding support for more and more coins.

They are currently 30% off for Winter Sale right now so this is your oppertunity to purchase! good luck!

I much prefer watching Youtube videos and podcasts because they are more enjoyable to watch and are still educational and capture my attention more.

Oh I didn’t even know that! I downloaded a PDF of his actual book but would have probably just watched them instead if I knew about them!

Totally agree here, it is not healthy AT ALL to have all your eggs in one basket like this. Especially in this premature stage when your full savings are going to be swinging erratically in price. Don’t get me wrong I’ pro Bitcoin in the long run, but I have only invested into it what I can comfortably afford to lose and not have a detrimental effect on my life.

The Bitcoin debit cards are really fun and easy to use aswell. They are also easier to use abroad aswell. Getting paid and paying things abroad with normal debit/credit cards is tedious and a lot of the time your bank blocks your card and thinks you are victum to fraud. These Bitcoin debit cards are much more successful to use.

Wirex and Cryptopay I think are the main ones and I’m sure they support USD, GBP and EUR.