I hear it's good but how much better is it for companies to invest in using it? I know there are some using it already I believe. How long have they been operating and if they have a good record of reliability what is stopping more major western companies from using it? I hear it's mostly eastern companies in China. How much would a company save using Vechain over standard logistics tracking?

I made a thread called

"Which stable coin is the cheapest + fastest for sending?
Between USDT, USDC, and DAI"

And it got deleted. I asked a mod and he said he didn't delete it but maybe it violated the first rule of the website about "No zero or low value, pointless or uninteresting posts or threads. "

So.... if that's the case sorry. Maybe this is such an obvious answer. Me being a noob I honestly dont know other than in terms of sending, XLM, Tron and XRP are much cheaper than Bit and Eth.

But if the thread was in fact a violation of rule 1 because it's just something everyone should know. Is there a website that teaches all of the basics of all of the different cryptos and their fees? I looked online and didn't find much other than stuff about the fees on bitcoin vs Eth vs others but it didn't talk about stable coins. So if there is like a wikipedia or website for all the cryptos I'll refer to that before asking on here.

Waltonchain looks dead, is it over for Waltonchain or do you think it will one day rival Vechain again?

What happened? I read something about Vechain was chosen over Waltonchain for supply chain management. Is there a flaw in Waltonchain or is Vechain just a lot better and more efficient?

It seems promising. It makes your coins private and you can swap for other coins with low fees it seems. I havent used it yet but seems promising.

The Exodus wallet for example, has a simple "swap" feature that you can swap stuff for XMR. But the fees are high. Are there any other wallets that have this function? It of course only works if you have a VPN turned on to set you outside of the USA. There are exchanges, but it's a cluster to set up accounts, and I dont want to risk getting locked out if they suspect I have a VPN on and am actually from the USA. So are there any specifically wallets that have this function other than Exodus, but also, are a lot cheaper in fees?

I hear everyone talking about how it's going to be alt coin season when bitcoin season is over. But how? Whenever bitcoin falls, for some whack reason alt coins follow suit. Even those coins whos projects have nothing to do with bitcoin like Vechain.

I really feel like we've hit the market cycle top earlier than expected tbh

Like for example say exodus vs wasabi?

Exodus for example, I dont think they collect your info. Let's say a government wanted to give a warrant for them to look into some random dudes wallet. Would they hand the info over or something or what?

What's the best privacy wallet that has the most amounts of token coins n stuff?

So, why do some crypto ATMs require KYC but others just require a phone number?

Does this mean KYC is basically optional?

What types of info can they get from a phone number? I see this is the most convenient way to buy crypto..... sort of anonymously but not really if they have a phone number attached to your name. 

I think Bitcoin will be held like gold. Maybe even Ether as well.

But I'm personally thinking maybe dogecoin, maybe.... XLM and XRP, as well as Bitcoin cash, Dash, maybe lite coin. Of course USDT type.

I think many people, when the masses start using it more frequently. Will stick to older common coins that can be found at any crypto ATM and have the lowest fees and fastest transaction time.

Anyone disagree or have anything to add?

I'm thinking of making this my number one alt-coin, even to surpass eth. But, the charts showing it shoot up, looks like we'll have a big correction but I thought that a week ish ago and we had really really minor dips. I'm wondering if its gonna be another bitcoin/eth where it shoots up. I'm waiting for a dip that doesn't seem to come. Idk. I think we have a good bit of simmer till maybe fall for alt coins to shine so I'm guessing now is still a good time to get more in? I just feel like a dip is coming. But feelings are often wrong. So what do you guys think?

Also, any hope of it going to 14 dollars a coin within the next 5 to 10 years? I saw some youtube vids talking about how it might do that.

If you live in the USA and cant buy it on binance.


(Binance totally locked up my account for some reason and wont get back with me, which is whatever because I didn't have any crypto on it anyways... and I guess they think I'm trying to do something against their rules as they wont let me create another account)

Why do some go above and beyond what is even actually required?

Also, which ones ask for the least amount of KYC?

I think we're reaching the peak soon. So I was wondering, how much do you think we could get down to?

Any chance of bitcoin going below 10,000 USD? I really doubt it. I'm thinking maybe it might go below 20k but that's a maybe and only if bitcoin only goes up to maybe 80 at the peak of this bull market here soon. I know a lot of people think bitcoin will go to 300,000 or even a million but I really doubt that. I can see 80,000 and 100k for maybe a week or so but hopefully I'm wrong. I'm gonna buy more bitcoin here soon and grit my teeth if we start going down sooner than later. I'm saving a bit of cash, only half of what I'd normally spend, to buy during the bear market when it's doom and gloom and people thinking bitcoin is over or "when it comes out... ZERO" Idk if anyone gets that reference lol but yeah.


What do you guys think?

Before it gets stuck in limbo indefinitely?

Can I just set it at 10 Sat/B and still have a payment go through? Even if it takes days or so?

Is there a sat/B fee per byte calculator where I can put in numbers and check? I know it varies by day as well.

I know of this one but Idk what Im looking at or how it works. https://www.buybitcoinworldwide.com/fee-calculator/
I just need a calculator where I can put in how many sat/B for the fee to the amount I'm sending.

So like a payment of 20 dollars worth of bitcoin, then 100 dollars worth of bitcoin.

I want to go as low as possible but I hear if you go too low, it gets stuck in limbo for all eternity. Or something like that.

I'm thinking of stenciling aluminum? Maybe getting a soda can, cutting a square out. stenciling the phrase on that. So it's waterproof and fireproof.

Any other ideas? Like. I know they sell stainless steel ones with fancy letters you can just put in order for stuff but they're pretty pricey. Me being poor living in my moms basement would like the cheapest, but also most effective thing possible.

Especially considering I have like .... 3 wallets, and will be adding some more later on.


To me my idea sounds like a sound plan. But... anyone have any concerns?

I like the can idea because it's cheap... And... I... think??? it would survive a fire??? ((anyone have any info on this?)) but it's certainly waterproof and better than just paper. If aluminum would melt at average house fire temps, which soft cheap metal wouldn't? Copper or brass?

It's cheap enough to make at least two to keep per wallet and store in the different location idea. which so far will just be in a safe in our house, and the other in the lock box at my families storage facility? Idk about that one tho. I feel vulnerable if the key is away somewhere even if in a locked garage in a lock box. So maybe not. I'll just put it in two different places here. So maybe one in the attic, the other in the safe? Idk. I dont think most burglars would look through books in an attack would they? I know the safe would be a target, if they pried it off the floor, and cracked into it. my only hope would be they wouldn't know what it is and just ignore it. Idk how smart criminals are getting. Thinking of maybe trying to make a poem out of it. So they wont really know what it is but I would. Idk...


Anyone have any ideas on safe storage of the recovery seed?

With lots of coins and is cheap transaction. DEX no KYC BS to deposit or withdraw.

It sounds interesting. But Idk if it's ever going to take off?

I'm still new ish but I see stuff like VeChain as like a stock that pays dividends. It's something that is going to be useful for the real world. It's like a tech stock.

Maybe some others. Cardano, Atom, they offer dividends but not really sure what they do in the real world. VeChain seems like it's an actual company.

Maybe one could start up a company. Make a crypto currency and get it listed and people buying it would be a way of investing in the company. Anyone think that might be the future as the crypto space grows? I like that idea, anyone can get into it. You dont need to open a brokerage account. In a way, you're skipping a middle man.

So a coin with a good reputation, that tracks things like gold, silver, or other comodities?

Maybe even uranium?


I'd love if they just started making crypto stocks or something lol.

Is this the most anonymous way? Buy bitcoin from any exchange. Convert it to monero, send monero to a wallet, and from the wallet swap or exchange it for bitcoin?

Is that basically a way to anonimize your bitcoin? If you buy from most exchanges, they have your info. But once it goes through monero, no one can see anything about where it goes. So when it's traded for bitcoin on your wallet, that could have came from anywhere. There isn't really a way to say where those funds came from right?