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What wallet do you use to store them? My Ownr wallet doesn't support any mentioned coin.
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I don't like to argue with people who says Bitcoin is a scam. Why should I change their minds. Time will show who is right.
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It depends on the amount of coins you have and the period of time you are going to hold them. If you need these coins for trading in the near term, it's OK to keep them on the exchange. In any other cases, find a non-custodial wallet. Some exchanges have wallets-partners they perfectly work with like Changenow and Atomic, Bitfinex and Ownr. The best wallet to use with Binance is Trust.
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Both stories sound so weird. Even if you own a really small amount of Bitcoin, why don't you care about keeping them safe. $1 isn't a wealth, but who will ever though away a banknote?
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I believe Bitcoin will be close to $20K by the end of this year. Because of several reasons like PayPal announcement about crypto services Bitcoin and crpto at all have an opportunity to reach new highs.
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Have many Type Cryptocurrency wallet for Hold and storing Bitcoin wallet. I always use Coinbase crypto wallet for BTC. Coinbase is Very strong wallet. Also you can use Blockchain.
Coinbase isn't the best choice because you don't have a access over your private keys. That's why like many users I prefer non-custodial solutions such as Coinomi, Atomic, Ownr wallet and etc. |
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Great post, Thank you. It's one of the most apprehensive articles about mixers.
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Shitcoins are temporary, bitcoin is eternal. You don't neeed this sinful feature as staking, ownr wallet functionality is just enough
Not all altcoins are shitcoins. I hope one day Ownr will add XTZ staking feature, so I don't have to switch between different apps. |
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Price is determined by the market in which it trades: by means of supply and demand. The price may vary from one exchange to another one.
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I suppose it was a lucky guess only. Bitcoin behaved like stocks because of the pandemic effect.
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Not all people can afford buying a hardware wallet, but there is another option, non-custodial mobile wallets. So you don't have to keep coins on exchanges.
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yes, some pretty good suggestions, especially for beginners, at least the suggestions above can minimize investment losses. Besides that, you also need to pay attention to financial management, my advice is not to invest in one coin, if you have a lot of money, prioritize investing in BTC and set aside some for top altcoin investments.
3. You dont want to rely on a single coin- Diversification is very important when it comes to investment. You dont want to put all your eggs in one basket.
You've read the topic inattentively. It was the third advice. P.S. I want to add something. Protect a crypto wallet with two-factor authentication or buy a cold wallet to maximize your security. |
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And why does it matter? I can easily send one satoshi to somebody with Bitcoin wallet. Gold atom can't be sent or received
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Maybe you don't need to have special skills to become rich nowadays. It's more important to have an entrepreneurial ability.
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open source and more trusted.
Why closed source wallet is less trusted? Most of ordinary users can't ready the code. |
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I like your idea. Bitcoin education should be a part of financial education for students.
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Exodus developers themselves don't recommend using their wallet (if storing large amounts): 7.Finally, and most importantly, if you are storing large amounts of crypto assets do not use Exodus.
This says all. Even the developers do not recommend it. The best practice is to buy a Ledger Nano or Trezor. There you can use Electrum Wallet for bitcoin and the native software for the altcoins. This is best way to store cryptocurrency today. Why is Electrum better than Exodus? Both wallets encrypt private keys and keep them on your device. Maybe I'm wrong, but I think that most of non-custodial wallets are the same. |
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Chinese miners, not the centralized authority control 50% of Bitcoin mining capacity. So technically "hacking Bitcoin" is impossible.
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I don't trust money making app. There ain't no such thing as a free lunch.
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The only thing you can do now is to analyze how this happened. Maybe you should buy a hardware wallet or create a paper wallet.
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