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No matter what, Bitcoin is slightly but steadily moving towards $280,000, the mark that, according to PlanB, will be reached by the end of the next year.
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As much as I support the idea of decentralized crypto, I don't really think there's a direct correlation between DeFi booming and Bitcoin price moving. Although, I'm pretty sure that if you look for the connection on purpose, you'll finds clear signs that DeFi benefits Bitcoin  |
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Buying with a credit card you pay higher fee but it still makes sense when you need it done fast or buy a small amount. Besides, there shouldn't be KYC if you buy from the service you already bought from. At least this is how it works for me when I buy from Ownr wallet, I pretty sure it's similar for most services.
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Honestly, I'm tired of always knowing about Twitter account hackers like this, why is it so often and the accounts that are hacked are also famous accounts with blue ticks. Either twitter doesn't increase its security level or is it very easy to hack and doesn't solve some hackers.
Exactly! It really looks like there are one and half developers supporting this piece of crap and none of them is good at what he's doing. I keep getting thrown out the system for captcha even after I was logged in for a while. This is so irritating! If it's Jack's way to fight hacking, it's incredibly lame. Imagine being made to pass captcha test using your Google or Instagram or whatever account *facepalm* |
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I know from a friend of mine that many people in Italy turned to Bitcoin in spring when the country was suffering from huge amounts of the diseased and dead. This tendency has started for every country to some extent, so the correlation between demand for Bitcoin and Covid19 spreading is undisputable.
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No way the vaccine will make Bitcoin crash. What's the logic in there?
The only possible influence I can see is that vaccine introduction will push Bitcoin higher because at the beginning the vaccine will probably be expensive, so people will be looking for new options to get additional profit from.
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The US citizens are getting their second stimulus checks quite soon. It makes $1,200 direct payments to eligible taxpayers. I'm pretty sure a number of them will be getting bitcoin for that money. How isn't this a new opportunity in crypto?  |
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I wonder if there is any statistics on Bitcoin price moves before the elections in the US... I guess there should be some correlation there.
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I have recently created EOS wallets both in Wombat and Ownr. How come that first one charges zero fee, while the latter $25?
I mean, I don't mind paying. On the contrary, I feel safer when I do, because when it's free, you become suspicious that it's some kind of a trick or something...
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There's no such thing as an absolutely best wallet. There is a wallet that suits you best, based on your requirements and needs.
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Wow! That's a great topic. Thanks for sharing those accounts, I'm adding the ones I haven't followed yet.
Just to add to the list I wanna my favorites on the Crypto Twitter:
Rhytmtrader
TheCryptoDog
MoonOverlord
MrMichaelNye
100trillionUSD
ihatecodee
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I really want to add myetherwallet and Trustwallet to your list. These are 2 very good token storage wallets that I have known since joining this market.
Agree on those two. I've already tried the both of them and must say they're user-friendly and intuitively understandable as for a beginner. |
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Since the beginning of the rumors that Facebook will launch the Libra project, I felt something negative about this project, and now it is proven that Libra project has been abandoned by many big investors such as Mastercard and others because there have been many contradictions from top US officials and other influential people.
How can you possibly be in crypto thinking like that? Crypto is supposed to make us free from banks and centralized finance management. Transparency and regard to privacy is the key to success and that's why we tell to the banks 'Go to hell!" |
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Another problem that arises when choosing a cryptowallet is the range of coins supported. There's a number of really good wallets recommended to me by my fellow traders but I discover that not every wallet supports all the assets that I need. What do you guys do about that? Do you use some "additional" wallets to buy other coins of your interest?
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The main thing is that crypto wallet is non-custodial, because "not your keys - not your coins".
Other reasons to choose a wallet are: the choice of coins, fees, more useful features (staking etc)...
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I suggest looking into Cardano, Cosmos and Chainlink, even though they're not top 10 |
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I wouldn't put any trust in Libra, that's for sure. Look who's behind it - Zuckerberg, the person who gathered our personal info via Facebook, compromised our passwords and injected a specific piece of code into every image downloaded from FB servers. What can you expect from an asset launched by someone like that?
Maybe if for long-term investments that require storing Libra in the wallet is very dangerous "as you mentioned". But for short-trades it seems very profitable, considering the hype on this coin is very big. So just take advantage of this moment as possible. No way! I don't care about the hypothetical profit I could get from it. I'm not using Libra by no means. That's my protest against Zucker and the like who f*ck with our privacy and get off scot-free. |
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I wouldn't put any trust in Libra, that's for sure. Look who's behind it - Zuckerberg, the person who gathered our personal info via Facebook, compromised our passwords and injected a specific piece of code into every image downloaded from FB servers. What can you expect from an asset launched by someone like that?
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My current portfolio is 65% Bitcoin and 35% alts... Cannot choose one and not sure it would make much sense.
Depending on alts position and $BTC price, I buy more Bitcoin when it's possible.
Patience is the key.
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I'm holding Bitcoin and buying the dip when possible. I'm kind of new but I get that it's reasonable in long term rather than a fast buck.
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