I wanted to let Bitcoin SV members know that BSV is supported by the Oxis Wallet.

Oxis is a multi-coin, non-custodial wallet. Fiat on-ramping is available and users can swap between coins/tokens without KYC.

Feedback is appreciated.

I wanted to let community members know that DOGE is integrated into Oxis. Oxis is a multi-coin, non-custodial wallet. Fiat on-ramping is available and users can swap between coins/tokens without KYC.

Your feedback is appreciated.

I wanted to let everyone know that BSV is integrated into Oxis. Oxis is a non-custodial, multi-coin wallet. Fiat on-ramping is available and users can swap between coins/tokens without KYC.

Feedback is appreciated.

I wanted to let everyone know that ARN can be traded on Switchain. You aren't required to sign up or provide personal information.

A simple breakdown of Tezos https://www.switchain.com/blog/what-is-tezos/

Price Prediction https://www.switchain.com/blog/holochain-price-prediction/

Check out this XMR wallet guide https://www.switchain.com/blog/best-monero-wallets-top-8-monero-wallets-2019/

Indeed it is. But ShapeShift has implemented a requirement for users to provide personal information. Switchain doesn't even require an email address. It works the way ShapeShift used to.

A brief article giving a simple explanation of ATOM

Hopefully it helps out some people new to the game, people who are still a little unclear

I wanted to let everyone know that ARK has been added to the Switchain non-custodial exchange.

Send me a PM if you have any interest in getting listed on the Switchain Instant Exchange

Definitely get yourself a diverse basket

Asia really is leading the charge in certain technologies

It depends what your purpose is and which assets you will trade. check out this article

https://medium.com/@jacobrobertwoods/crypto-exchanges-custodial-vs-non-custodial-vs-decentralized-3d1d04cf205

I think the key is diversifying. Real estate can be a great investment. Personally, I'm somewhat interested in real estate in developing nations.

I would definitely hold a bag of crypto but it doesn't mean it should be 100% of your portfolio.

Some times are certainly better than others.

Its usually a good idea to enter the market incrementally.

Stablecoins can be your best friend.

Don't forget that crypto2crypto transactions are taxable also

Don't forget to pay your capital gains on that lol. Seriously though, would buying a cup of coffee worth the paperwork.

Will they use a payment tool that requires kyc? Don't forget you can use services like egifter to get giftcards. You can also buy discounted giftcards on P2P places like paxful or LocalBTC (be careful with that one)

Even "dead" coins aren't really zero. How many decimal points until you consider it "zero" even bitconnect still has some value