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Any activity related to bitcoin is banned in China, and that is the worst effect. Currently there is no more power from that country to influence the market, the Chinese people don't hold bitcoins anymore.
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Copytrade, just google how it works.
Unfortunately afaik, most of the top exchanges don't provide this feature themselves. You've to use a third party API service and that has its own process complexity. I only found one exchange with a built-in copytrade feature directly, MEXC (you can find the link on my profile page).
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last week I suggested my friend to diversify, then I stumbled this ...  I think I should meet him again to talk about the last thing |
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Yes, they are actually the one who choose on which exchanges we will trade. In addition to that, I noticed that all coins they were asking us to buy/sell are not presence in other known platforms like Binance.
Ok, that's a scam. period |
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We trade in Batex anf U-koala.
You mentioned 2 exchanges I've never heard of, did the signal channel owner just point you to that exchanges? If so, try withdrawing your funds to ensure that you areb't being fooled. Beware of something free. |
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It's not enough to attribute their relationship to just the number 777. The service you suspect doesn't use that number as a mascot, so anyone can use it. These emojis are generally synonymous with casino services which I think is a better form of interpretation than writing numbers manually. |
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Benefits for the needs of your forum activities only: one of the requirements to open the limit of posting with pictures and reduce the waiting time to make the next post. Other benefits will depend on your intention to come to this forum.
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Do your concerns about the prices here?
As long as you have enough money, the exchanges will guide you the easy way and they will have plenty of stock, don't worry.
Or your worries about buying freely (without silly centralized rules)? So Idk. Centralized services are now increasingly dominating people's bitcoin ownership control. If you have bitcoin under your control, it may be a bit more expensive on the free market than on the exchange.
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C'mon, how can @fillippone know your applied posts this way?
edit: I stated in the rules the exact format users should use for a reason. Sadly, I won’t go and find those threads unless a link is provided.
I checked a few pages of this guy post history randomly, and even though he reached Sr. apparently never even used the "insert hyperlink". This suffices to answer my 1st question.  |
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Even with the version fork and meaning keeping the eth 1.0 version, will mining still be as profitable as it used to be? The problem is, scalability will also be split and it is likely that old and future project developers will actually use eth 2.0 which obviously brings a solution from version 1.0
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Instead of continuing to respond to his thoughts as if we were still paying attention and triggering a thread bump, I think the ignore button has been provided especially for dealing with this kind of user. Tagging won't really stop a mentally ill person, even reporting posts when he's still active on forums doesn't help much.
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Binance has a more decentralized product than its own exchange, Trustwallet - supports multiple chains. Or use a web wallet like Guarda and a browser extension wallet like Metamask(only supports chains with hexadecimal addresses - prefix "0x").
As long as you take good care of the seed phrases or privatekey, as long as the tokens you keep are safe.
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Recovery can only be done by contacting support, crex24 actually started restricting some countries gradually before starting to delist all crypto. My country began to be restricted since 28 May. Yep, they seem to be planning to shut down the service.
I still have a few sats there (not a huge amount) and I've to give them up.
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Beginners needs to understand that social media is a wrong place to trust people, this is something no one needs to teach everyone, we hear different stories about people who are victims of scammers, that should give beginners awareness that scam is real and scammers are every where.
Not trusting anyone doesn't mean closing your mind when most people and even victims speak with evidence that a service is indicated to be a scam, including the service you're promoting. Sometimes a certain amount of money can change a person's stance to help the scammers themselves. |
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But we will stop at one point that is, we are forced to do KYC to use or to withdraw assets. So I think there is no option except this.
System failure sometimes requires you to verify, no longer because of the amount of money you want to withdraw. Tbh, I prefer to take these consequences early on when dealing with centralized services. There are only 2 options, sacrifice my identity or not use the service at all. This will allow me to be more selective about which services I have to trust forever. |
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It seems the OP is overly confident in his trading results and then wants to convince others to enter their money into the trade. Don't act recklessly OP, managing people's money isn't as easy as you think and when you once fall into the risk of loss, that's where your journey will end.
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You know, I wish I could implement E=mc 2 now  |
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