Those who would be the first to leave the room were the group that had come just to have fun with the Ai machines. However Ai have their own future for the people who have an interest in their use although only a few will remain because they have been the pioneers of their kind. For example, ChatGPT is a sophisticated answering machine, midjourney is a translator of thoughts into images, etc.

Yes, it has to be online as the first condition for interacting with LN channels but we also don't recommend using this wallet due to its centralized nature.
I don't know if there is an offline method out there where this wallet also allows to do that (I don't think so).

Nope for all
Well, innocent boy, you have told us everything https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5456569.
Never before have I thought that you're being milked by Asian women and it will be worse. I think you're not using legitimate Coinbase as I thought.
Just let go of your $20, you can't save it anymore. And, stop creating new threads about the same thing.

That is the result of overzealousness when assuming bitcoin is proven to work, so everyone around is considered to have to learn it too, especially someone who needs financial improvement.
I understand that the intentions are good after their first impression, but they also don't think that bitcoin won't always be work to generate profits (as is the common view that bitcoin is like a money machine).

I don't mean to disturb your business, I'm just remembering a case of hacking a Discord account in the past here. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5446723
If your channel is legit, go ahead and don't mind my warning. Or you have a brief explanation of how the hack happened then it's fine to share (should you understand better about discord coding).

If the regulations are similar to the implementation of my country which also prohibits Binance from operating, the restriction is only by filtering IPs. However, it is still possible for local users using binance to somehow be able to access the site without changing their original KYC identity.
If you use the Apps version, you can still access your account without problems.

So I just found out that coinbase doesn't offer futures trading. So I assume you're currently trading the spot market and that is different from trading forex.

Yes, and you don't mean to lose money because you have the coins. Or you're actually using another "Coinbase" that we don't know, can you give me the link?

This depends on where the price is moving, you have to wait until the price hits your target selling price or higher. But the waiting time is infinite and there are no brokerage fees for it.

I'm not sure that the "cancel" button exists unless your order has not been filled.

Let me get this straight
It looks like you're trading on the futures market and you open a sell (short) position, right? And you set a "Limit" (Stop Lost) at $25100. Fyi, I've never used Coinbase, if I'm on Binance, I just close positions through the list of active positions like this

According to the FAQ ^[1], They integrated it for sending to third party LN wallets, but still they are centralized and they may hold your orders.

I think that means if you login^[2] on web version you can see a reflection of all the data that is on the apps version.


1. https://lifpay.me/en/#:~:text=What%20are%20the%20fees%20for%20each%20transaction%3F
2. https://lifpay.me/en/login

But sometimes we don't understand what some people think. Especially if they can generate wealth passively, wasting money is their hobby, while the working class will see it from another perspective. Besides that, real setate is one of the investment diversifications which can be said to return slower than some other instruments.
Buying or renting is not up for debate. One may even have a collection of properties for sale and live in a rented house in the same area, while some may even still live with their parents.

Closing last month I expected bitcoin to rebound to the 28.5k resistance area and to consolidate there through this June, at least just a slight change in trend when the FED announces new policy.
Really, the SEC's case against binance was unthinkable. I think the SEC will continue to chase a few more exchanges and this story will continue into next July.

If you feel you're quite normative and have morals, then just return it to the sender's address. If not, then spend it, but there are usually consequences at a later date. Pay attention first to what address it came from, because it is difficult to identify the owner if it is from a hot exchange wallet and and requires additional processing to recover it.

At least your suggestion must be heard by all entities in the world who use satoshi for the term bitcoin's smallest fraction.
You're not the first person to put forward this kind of proposal and most of them were rejected on the first presentation.

First, I'm not sure how successful I have been, is there a standard of judgment to self-proclaimed success?
I've traded to multiple platforms just to catch up on a few coins listed exclusively on an exchange. Yeah, maybe my significant sacrifice is my identity on KYC processes. I wouldn't take the loss in nominal terms as a sacrifice, in fact it will likely recover after some time.

Some of what I found through Google search for the keyword "economic calendar":
https://tradingeconomics.com/calendar
https://www.dailyfx.com/economic-calendar

I think the content of their presentations aren't too different,it's just one bullet point that doesn't give much information. You'll have to look up additional articles if you want details on the each agenda and some speculative views.

More generally, the US is a major influence on the global economy, so the crypto market isn't the only one that will be impacted but isn't really threatening in some cases.
Currently, binance is the controller of the most dominant bitcoin traders, which indirectly they also assume the responsibility of trusting people, including non-binance users. If the term "down" that you mean interprets their failure to maintain their reputation, it will at least raise the fear of some groups and potentially disrupt the market situation.

Well, you giving your wife something illegal is like putting your wife at risk of the law. I don't doubt how much you love your partner, but after all you're new to her family you have yet to explore how they'll react to this plan including knowing that you're a bitcoin fan.
I wouldn't rush it if I were you, I think there's a better time for this plan.

In the area where I live, egg production is mostly done by cottage industries in an adjacent radius so that supply is only locally and very rarely experiences scarcity, with prices adjusted independently and almost no government intervention to set standard prices. Most consumers only look at the daily commodity news to get a fair price.

Well, this is an almost perfect answer.
Bitcoin is too complicated to teach children. I slightly disagree if the awareness step for them starts with education all of a sudden where they may have never even heard of that term. I think it's just a waste of a few bucks.

Bitcoins are worth buying whenever the urge strikes.
Bitcoins are worth holding all the time.
So, there is no conclusion to be sure when is the most appropriate time to do something with bitcoin even for a speculator. The law of economics will always benefit finite stuff.