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121  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: Safe Seed? What is the cheapest fire resistant seed phrase material to write on? on: April 02, 2021, 11:01:02 PM
Thank you everyone for your answers.

Is stainless that much better than copper?

How about brass?

I guess I really ought to get a hammer chisel set.
122  Other / Beginners & Help / Safe Seed? What is the cheapest fire resistant seed phrase material to write on? on: April 01, 2021, 05:30:57 PM
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?

123  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Service Discussion (Altcoins) / Re: DEX vs CEX on: April 01, 2021, 01:21:24 PM
Thanks. I'm still pretty noobish to all this.

Any idea which DEX offers trades for XMR?

I realize XMR is what bitcoin was supposed to be, or intended to be.
124  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Service Discussion (Altcoins) / Re: What is a good website that is like bitforex but lets you trade market orders? on: April 01, 2021, 12:44:54 PM
Thanks. You know which one swaps for monero/XMR?
125  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Service Discussion (Altcoins) / What is a good website that is like bitforex but lets you trade market orders? on: April 01, 2021, 02:11:49 AM
With lots of coins and is cheap transaction. DEX no KYC BS to deposit or withdraw.
126  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Anyone have any thoughts on Raven Protocol? on: March 25, 2021, 03:35:00 PM
I guess it's probably a bogus coin.
127  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: How long till we start seeing alt coins take the place of traditional stocks? on: March 24, 2021, 08:59:51 PM

Crypto currencies are not created to work like companies, they just here to be not under control of anyone but if you are going to invest on a centralized project then you are risking and stop comparing cryptos with stocks anymore.

You can assume the growth of a company then can start buying the shares and also you will get dividends but in cryptos everything is unpredictable.

Individual start up stocks can be incredibly volitle, unpredictable and thus risky. My idea is like create a crypto currency for some upcoming program or thing you want to do. People buying the tokens helps fund your idea. If your idea is succesful then everyone who invested in your idea walks away with profits. If not, just like a failing stock, people lose.
128  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: How long till we start seeing alt coins take the place of traditional stocks? on: March 24, 2021, 08:57:45 PM
Cryptocoins can't replace stocks. Just because they are both investments, doesn't mean that one should replace the other. It's like asking when will planes replace trains.

Maybe some day companies will release their stock on decentralized blockchain platforms like Ethereum, though this has been theorized for years and still never happened. Traditional system of managing stocks is good enough for most investors, why change it?

Good anology and point.

Maybe a better question to ask would be when will crypto rival stocks?

129  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Anyone have any thoughts on Raven Protocol? on: March 24, 2021, 05:46:46 PM
It sounds interesting. But Idk if it's ever going to take off?
130  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / How long till we start seeing alt coins take the place of traditional stocks? on: March 24, 2021, 03:25:19 PM
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.
131  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Are there other alt coins like USDT/C that track prices of real world assets? on: March 23, 2021, 06:23:37 PM
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.
132  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What's the most anonymous way to own bitcoin? on: March 21, 2021, 09:11:34 PM
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?
Well, using an exchanger will give some hint who you are as they are asking some basic information about you. though it won't directly be pointing you out that you are holding Bitcoin since you are converting it to Monero or any altcoins. However, this never gives you the fullest anonymity. The best thing we do to keep anonymous is to use mixer services, they never ask anything from you and they don't bother to dig who you are.


Thanks for the reccomendation on the mixer service. I'll def look into that.

I'm still slightly confused on converting from bitcoin to monero, and sending monero to an address, if you convert with the wallet, like safepal has an exchange thing on there. No need to give any sort of info about yourself. you receive monero, then convert to bitcoin that has a new address. you guys are saying the original exchange where you bought bitcoin and converted to monero, can see where you sent the monero? I thought anything past the receiving address of monero can't be seen? Not sure.

I'll check the mixer, maybe it will be cheaper than all the sending and converting transaction fees.
133  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What's the most anonymous way to own bitcoin? on: March 20, 2021, 05:10:15 PM
Thanks for the replies. Mining is a no go for me due to not having the equiment and it becoming prohibitivly expensive.

But the bitcoin mixer ideas should work.


I've started out using bitcoin ATMs that dont require ID, just a number. But the fees are atrocious even for the cheapest ones I can find compared to online exchanges.

Yeah I've thought about peer to peer I've just been kind of worried about getting defrauded or something happening.

I'd figure even if you buy from an exchange, convert it to monero, or yes as someone pointed out, just buying monero to start with if that's possible, and sending it to then trade for bitcoin would be just as good as other methods.

" A footprint can be an address search on a block explorer, where you're revealing that you want to know the balance of that address to the block explorer and to your ISP."
Thanks for mentioning this. I may have don goofed already on that one.


Also... "even if the Monero Blockchain hides all the information, the exchange will have a user, mail, and IP for that transaction, so, that way isn't anonymous at all."

So the exchange can see where you sent monero, and from there, when you exchange monero for bitcoin even when done off from the exchange on another platform?
134  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What's the most anonymous way to own bitcoin? on: March 20, 2021, 03:35:51 PM
I'll probably just skip the exchange.

Converting your Bitcoins to altcoins is usually done through an intermediary, usually an exchange which has to collect data for KYC/AML purposes. Even if you use Monero, you'll still have to convert it to Bitcoin at some point which would be through an exchange.

Instead, I'll use a P2P method (slightly more risky but way more privacy) and skip the whole exchange part. Just use a mixer or CoinJoin to break/obfuscate the link and you'll be better.

I'm thinking like on the safepal wallet. You can exchange crypto there, but there is no KYC.
135  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / What's the most anonymous way to own bitcoin? on: March 20, 2021, 03:25:17 PM
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?
136  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Speculation (Altcoins) / Will ADA and eth competitors get dumped if/when Ethereum 2.0 comes out? on: March 19, 2021, 11:47:24 PM
Or will they remain stable at least?

I think I like ADA anything better than what Eth can bring out. However I hold both. I started out with more eth but have just been stacking ADA because I like staking it for passive income.

You guys have any thoughts on this?
137  Economy / Exchanges / Re: Is there a way to see your total price gain or loss for Binance trading app? on: March 17, 2021, 03:59:15 PM
The safepal Binance app. Is there a way to see the price you bought it for, and what it is now? I don't see anything about that. So far I've just took screen shots of when I bought a coin. I see there is a way to go back in the history of orders, but it's not easily accessible.
I do not use Binance trading app but you can find it using Binance.com

Open your account ---> go to orders ---> order history you will find the price at the time you bought. go to spot and you will find the current price.
Also, I think you will find a detailed price trading when click on price (spot window) but I don’t know if there is a way to export it in the form of .cv file

Might be worth mentioning I'm only talking about the binance app that comes with the safepal wallet. I don't have an account on the binance website.
I do see something kind of similar that will sort of help, in order list -> order history, if you dont do a ton of trading you can scroll down and eventually find the coin you bought. As long as you bought it with USDT you can know how much it is in that since it only tells you the price you paid in some other coin. So if you bought it with Binance coin, you have to look at the date, go to a website that gives you the historical price of BNB, find the date it was when you traded it in and convert that to dollars to get the price in USD. Issue is I mostly use BNB to trade with since it has lower fees so just taking a screen shot and labeling the date/time/price then n all that seems the most easy way to do it since I don't see any total gain/loss or price in USD I bought it for on the app itself. I've been trying to just keep a mental list in my head, pretty tedious.
138  Economy / Exchanges / Re: Is there a way to see your total price gain or loss for Binance trading app? on: March 17, 2021, 12:50:13 PM
The safepal Binance app. Is there a way to see the price you bought it for, and what it is now? I don't see anything about that. So far I've just took screen shots of when I bought a coin. I see there is a way to go back in the history of orders, but it's not easily accessible.

Robinhood just had a total gain/loss and easily scroll downable price history of what you bought and sold at. Dont really see that for safepals binance add on.
Do you mean the Binance application?
You meant that cannot access or see your PNL analysis and just a screenshot? I'm quite confused about this "screenshot". in the Binance application, we can see our order history and also the PNL analysis in our wallet. We can see how much we gained or lost.


I mean I have to take a picture/ screen shot on my phone of the coin. From there I have to save the pic I took, name being the date. So when I look at it again, I can see where the price was when I bought it, vs current.

139  Economy / Exchanges / Re: Is there a way to see your total price gain or loss for Binance trading app? on: March 15, 2021, 11:09:14 PM
Webull also has something similar, it takes some scrolling but it's there. Unless I'm missing something. I don't see anything on the Binance app.
140  Economy / Exchanges / Is there a way to see your total price gain or loss for Binance trading app? on: March 15, 2021, 03:55:33 PM
The safepal Binance app. Is there a way to see the price you bought it for, and what it is now? I don't see anything about that. So far I've just took screen shots of when I bought a coin. I see there is a way to go back in the history of orders, but it's not easily accessible.

Robinhood just had a total gain/loss and easily scroll downable price history of what you bought and sold at. Dont really see that for safepals binance add on.
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