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^ You have a tail, @fillippone?
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I just see Binance.com now regulates withdrawals from unverified accounts from 1.5BTC/Day down to 0.06BTC/Day starting next week. Is there some other exchange where you can trade (small amounts) without verification? I am currently "stateless" and do not have any adress where I live.
I know Sushiswap etc. but the fees are ridiculous on these kind of platforms.
good riddance binance, although that leaves me with no other non-KYC options
https://www.coinex.com/ owned by mining pool ViaBTC. $10k withdrawal limit per 24 hours once you setup 2FA:  https://support.coinex.com/hc/en-us/articles/360034457433-How-to-increase-the-limit-of-withdrawal- |
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This is how you diversify your portfolio with gaining knowledge of the crypto market and that's one of the best thing you can do to yourself.  Long term holders and who knows how Bitcoin is changing the digital form of payment and will be mainstream prefer this diversification  ^ Funny thing is you don't have to do anything to end up at the picture on the right. |
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https://tether.to/tether-responds-to-bloomberg-article/Today, Bloomberg published an article based on unnamed sources and years-old allegations, patently designed to generate clicks. This article follows a pattern of repackaging stale claims as “news.” The continued efforts to discredit Tether will not change our determination to remain leaders in the community.
Tether routinely has open dialogue with law enforcement agencies, including the U.S. Department of Justice, as part of our commitment to cooperation, transparency, and accountability. We are proud of our role as industry leaders in promoting cooperation between industry and government authorities in the U.S. and around the world. We remain committed to our customers and the industry-leading technology and transparency that has led to our growth.
It is business as usual at Tether, and we remain focused on how to best serve the needs of our customers.
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Investing.com@Investingcom 🇺🇸EARNINGS THIS WEEK: -APPLE -MICROSOFT -AMAZON -GOOGLE -FACEBOOK -PINTEREST -AMD -SHOPIFY -TESLA -FORD -MCDONALD’S -STARBUCKS-PFIZER -BOEING -CATERPILLAR -UPS -PAYPAL -VISA -MASTERCARD -EXXON -CHEVRON 👉 bit.ly/3eQRiAu https://twitter.com/investingcom/status/1419288828456562695?s=21How many of these will report that they bought bitcoin? If Starbucks, we went from buying coffee with bitcoin to buying bitcoin with coffee. |
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This kind of guys should learn a little bit of opsec. 5 $15 wrench attack incoming. FTFY. You need to keep up with inflation @fillippone. But valid point. |
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^ There is a Bitcoin bull and bear market if you like. It is always Bitcoin season though. Shitcoins are like trading bitcoins on leverage, they only go up when bitcoin does: there is no such thing as an 'altcoin season'.
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Bitcoiners, what's the best sentence/way to get someone buy BTC and not shitcoins?
I need that for my friends, they investing alot in fucking dogs. (I love dogs IRL)
Have Fun Staying Poor |
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https://medium.com/blockstream-markets-weekly/blockstream-markets-weekly-july-2-2021-e10f5b09c4d0- Steve Cohen’s $22B Point72 is looking to hire a head of crypto markets - Soros Fund Management has recently been cleared to trade Bitcoin - a new German law that opens Bitcoin investment to $425B of ‘special fund’ capital - one of the world’s largest point of sale providers to bring Bitcoin to 650 community banks across the US (24 million clients) - countries across Latin America all eyeing Bitcoin investments as the GBTC discount shrinks - and the Purpose BTC ETF hits a record high 22,190 BTC under management - plus lots more
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https://www.swanbitcoin.com/the-diminishing-influence-of-halvings-on-bitcoins-price-geertjancap/Interesting graph from the article, have not seen one like this before: - The year-over-year price multiple is plotted in green. These data points are created by dividing the price at a given date by the price one year earlier. As an example, if the price is twice the price of that one year prior, a value of 2 is shown in the chart.- The halvings are indicated by the red vertical lines.  From the conclusion of the article: [...] Peaks will be smaller as the supply shocks themselves become smaller. This implies that price changes will become principally and overwhelmingly driven by demand changes alone. Demand changes are not directly tied to halving cycles. This would thus lead to smoother, although still likely extremely high, returns for Bitcoin.
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[...] "When new competition resulted in the market taking away GBTC's premium to NAV, the biggest bitcoin buyer stopped buying. In other words, part of the run up in the second half of 2020 was due to the Grayscale neutral arbitrage trade, sucking in a ton of bitcoin. When ETFs and other new ways to access bitcoin made GBTC less unique, the premium went away, so the neutral arb trade went away."  https://twitter.com/LynAldenContact/status/1409623555806056449 |
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Poll proposal:
If you could get a 'free' bitcoin today, but had to pay $55k for it a year from now (2022.June.27), would you take the deal?
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