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Do NOT get into pumps and dumps. They are bad and damaging not only to idiots like me, but to the community in general. They are not OK, please do not support them.
24,4% of ICO projects are dead for good
24,4% of ICO projects are dead for good
How do you fund your FIAT to Crypto?
When trading, learn to manage your expectations
Vast Bank- A Tulsa, OK bank that lets people manage their traditional bank accounts and cryptocurrency side by side. Pretty cool. Sounds like adoption to me.
Security : An easy guide on how to remain secure from theft/scam as you trade crypto.
Can we stop making fun of People who used their Crypto to buy something? Like the Pizza Guy? It's OK to take Profits!
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They didn't "lose" $2bn . They bribed him with $2bn . Any amount is OK as long as it's not taxes is their motto.
OK??? That is still a small minority of the community. Most people here would not recommend to go all in on Bitcoin.
They are OK for the 25th word, as long as the seeds are kept offline. It's harder to steal them, as the thief will have to get 2 parts from both online and offline.
OK, I googled and according to the coinbase conversion tool, currently 1USD is equivalent to 2.030879653095028 Satoshi's. Seems like it is floating as BTC itself is very floati (Has very high volatility).
Trezor is OK, opt for the Safe7 for most protection if you want to stick to Trezor. [Trezor](https://trezor.io/) \- Easy to use, no matter how new in Bitcoin you're. Use the Bitcoin only firmware as it's safer than a multi coin software. [ColdCard](https://coldcardwallet.com/) - air gapped, Bitcoin only, has advanced features but a new user will do fine with one of the great tutorials available. [BitBox02](https://bitbox.swiss/bitbox02/bitcoin-only/) - another great little device, opt for the more secure Bitcoin ONLY version (less coins = less code = less chance for a hidden bug or a backdoor) [Jade](https://blockstream.com/jade) - air gapped, fully open source, Bitcoin only, great features. There's a newer version called Jade Plus, it has much better camera and overall is a better, although a bit more expensive, option. You can even [build it on your own](https://github.com/Blockstream/jade/), if you feel adventurous. [Seedsigner](https://github.com/SeedSigner/seedsigner) - another DIY, fully open source, air gapped, Bitcoin only hardware wallet, not for you if you're just starting up but something to consider later. [Krux wallet](https://selfcustody.github.io/krux/) - one more DIY hardware device, I love this one for many reasons. Similar to Seedsigner, it's fully open source, air gapped, Bitcoin only hardware wallet, that is not for you right now if you're just starting up, but something to consider at a later stage and/or to up the security of your bitcoin. There's also Ledger, but I wouldn't recommend it as it's not fully open source, keep and already leaked customers' details, recently said they're capable of sending customers' keys out just with a firmware update, etc. **Stay away**, save yourself a headache in the future. Whatever wallet you'll decide to buy, purchase DIRECTLY from the manufacturer, no eBay, no Amazon. Make sure the device is NOT preset, and you will generate your own seed words. Write them down on any piece of paper as well as the receiving address. Now wipe the wallet and generate a new wallet. If the seed words are different from the first set, you're safe to use it. Find an option to set a passphrase and use it. This will boost the security to another level. Never store the seed words and passphrase together. Use a different medium if possible. If somebody finds both, they'll be able to steal your coin. This little device will hold the keys to your money, that's the reason why you have to be a bit more careful. Also, no worries, if it breaks, you can replace it - as long as you keep your seed words and passphrase(s) safe. Welcome to the rabbit hole and don't hesitate to ask if you have any questions anytime during your Bitcoin journey. Also, [check the sidebar](https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/about) that's filled with lots of great info and if you have any questions, visit r/BitcoinBeginners or r/Bitcoin and look for the answers.
OK thanks. Interesting argument. So you think that BTC just could not be used as functional payment because there will be network overload? But if it's real cause then what final purpose should BTC have? To replace gold as an asset? Because if fiats will lose their purchase power then there must something to become that replaces fiat. Like in medieval era there were minted gold and silver coins as main payment instrument which later was replaced by paper printed banknotes.
Absolutely. The more I’ve learned about bitcoin and the stronger my belief in it, the higher my allocation has grown. Without studying it, it’s really about what you’re OK losing by basing your conviction on others’ belief. 1% seems fine. This is also the weakest because if you lose half of your paper value you will likely sell. By studying it, you’re betting on yourself and your research, intuition, etc. It makes you more resilient during inevitable 50%+ selloffs, acquiring more at lows, etc. This is when even if you’re at like 10% exposure, to you it’s not what you’re OK losing because you don’t expect to lose it. Personally I’d lean into reading the white paper, studying historical resilience, following big money, and you’ll start to realize this is a pretty impressive mathematical breakthrough that you can accelerate future gains in your portfolio with. You’ll start to hope the price stays low so you can accumulate more.
OK, fair, but I think the reporter was probably trying to explain the difference between hot and cold wallets and got a little tripped up?
OK, but SOMETIMES it turns out those parents were trying to kill their kids and used the "autopilot" thing an as excuse...
Late to the party is OK, party isn't over. Don't try and be cool about it.
What liquidity are you talking about at 47k? Huge bitcoin guy with 0 bitcoin OK
OK, OP if you are super paranoid about the free BTC you've received then you can do two things. 1) Send it back. :( 2) Just leave it sit there. :) Make a new wallet for "your" BTC and move it there. In a few years if/when nothing comes of this and the paranoia is gone then decide what you want to do with it. I'd be a #2 guy in your situation. Lol
Beatles are OK. It's the Black Sabbath that gets you!
I don't think you need a credit/debit card to sell the cards. A bank account should be OK.
If you’re saying it’s OK if you also have a metal copy safely stored away, you memorizing it isn’t the safety net. The hard copy is.
Something big? Yes, certainly, like fire, the printing press, or the Internet. Crypto is mostly noise. But, as the meme goes, 'Bitcoin isn't crypto.' OK, so what convinced me? It was a bit understanding, and a bit specific moment. In my case, the specific moment came first as I was learning the fundamentals. It was the Freedom Convoy in Canada during Covid. I knew people who had their assets frozen. That was the shock that me recognize how powerful Bitcoin is, no matter the dollar amount exchange rate. Then I started filling in the fundamentals, which the book, "The Bitcoin Standard" got me started. Austrian economics.... economics finally made sense! Once you see how the fiat game is being played, you tend towards the, 'laser eyes till fiat dies' position, and understand how Bitcoin fits. Of course, once you understand the fundamentals, it becomes clear that Bitcoin forever goes up in fiat terms (so long as it doesn't die). That is a nice bonus. Though will it matter if Bitcoin is $1M USD, if a loaf of bread is $1000 USD? So, primarily the value becomes more oriented around the freedom-tech, and knowing owning part of a fixed asset means holding buying power against inflating currencies. The number becomes less relevant. Hope that helps... happy to answer questions, but it takes some time to wrap one's mind around some of it. (And I have a long way to go!)
OK. So ... why? Are you looking for gains, with plans to sell eventually? You mention "to the MOON"; when would you "bail out"? Do you believe philosophically with BTC and its proponents? Is this about establishing a new currency for the people, against the financial system, concern about the government? Who is the "We" you reference: anyone holding BTC, pure investors, philosophical backers? Are you ready to "be your own banker", manage wallets and keys and seeds?
Personally I'd stick to the trusted, reputable exchanges listed in the [sidebar](https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Help:FAQ#How_can_I_get_bitcoins?) here or the [FAQ](https://www.reddit.com/r/BitcoinBeginners/comments/g42ijd/faq_for_beginners/) over in /r/BitcoinBeginners but as long as you withdraw to your own wallet you should be OK. If you leave the funds on an exchange then you don't actually own bitcoin, you just have access to a website which shows you numbers on a screen, and that access can be withdrawn for any number of reasons. NYKNYC.
OK but don't come here whinging when it goes down to 45k, which is a possibility. I dont have a crystal ball but if the 'cycle's still in tact its going to be shitty for the rest of the year and likely have another step down before it goes up again. Also, I have no fucking idea what it'll do but I do think in 4 years or so it could be above 200k
Can I get a withdrawal of one fifth of my account holdings please. No. ... ... Oh...um...OK Have a good day! Being nice won't get you shit either brah.
OK we'll let you; just this once, for the sake of peace
OK man I'm not your parents, you can believe what you want to, no skin off my back. But I have a masters degree from Harvard Business school, am undergraduate degree in engineering, years of experience in corporate financial strategy (both at a top tier management consulting firm and at a startup), a plethora of friends and former classmates currently working at private equity firms & hedge funds, and I currently have (and am actively using) the ability to travel the world working for myself because I've build multiple market analysis and strategic insight tools - specifically designed to give me an institutional view of the markets. You do you, we'll just agree to disagree here 🤷♂️. Hope your trading goes well.
Danielle Lukins on cryptoCrush is absolute trash and unethical. She’s parading like she predicted the Bitcoin, but last year she was posting videos saying the super bull run starts January 2026. Pretty much what she was saying all 2025. Guess what? It never happened. She now acts like she predicted the crash which is so disingenuous. I looked deeper into her and she sells a $10,000 crypto course on how to buy sell and store crypto. She lures in idiots and old people. Coin Bureau - OK at best. Be weary they do a lot of advertising for coins masked as news.
OK Fed, let me tell you which non KYC exchange I've been using for literal years now. (Just wanted to trade low-cap coins early after launch, never paid for any goods or services in crypto myself, but I'm just saying... you have to be pretty dumb not to find popular non-KYC exchanges, of which there are multiple in operation today and quite well known without needing to go to the 'dark web' or anything like that.)
You don't have to keep denying you were wrong, it's OK that you were wrong, I've just come to remind you
OK, sorry to doubt you but 1) The price on July 31 was not 68k 2) July 31st was not a Monday and hasn't been a Monday in years. Which leads me to conclude this is some AI generated image?
Because there hasn’t been enough to show a chart since the reversal on a 6 month graph…. But OK. Someone’s mad that they potentially missed the bottom.
No it's OK I was a dick. I apologize.
On youtube there are plenty of video tutorials how to start and what is worth of paying attention. If I started then my first step was to choose self custody (Hardware wallet). Then sure what to buy. It was obviously clear that BTC is worth of it. Even if there are BTC-only hardware wallets available, I still chosen an universal version just in case if I want to buy something else too. THen I oredered from Trezor their most affordable HW wallet that supports BTC and many others (Safe3). I had to wait approximately 16 days until my order was delivered. Then the last step was to choose exchange where to buy BTC and I went ahead with Kraken. Meanwhile I was waiting my order to be fulfilled I was browsing on reddit, YT, internet to make my own research about self custody security nuances and also how to avoid to be scamming victim (lose my funds). There are some simply rules: Less people know your exact portfolio value, the better is. Never share or store your seed phrase backup in digital form. Never leave your crypto on online exchanges or hot wallet platform for extended periods. And last never share your seed phrase with anyone. Keep your funds and beore moving large amounts make tests with smaller amounts to see if transactions are functional and your crypto funds are really sent to your own wallet (cold aka HW wallet is recommended). Bear in mind that if you have to write down your seed phrase then make sure you write them down in correct way and in the same order as the seed words are generated. If you write them wrong and you do not verify seed backup then later will not be able to restore access to your crypto because these seed phrases are the most important: private keys are generated based by seed phrases and they are in encrypted format. Each private key is associated with the wallet and is linked to the BTC network blockchain where your crypto is stored as a small part of digital data in binary form ('0' and '1's). Transactions are signed with this private key. If you lose your private keys aka seed phrase then you can't to access to your crypto stored on blockchain because creating another wallet and using different seed phrases generates absolutely different and empty wallet. That's why hardware wallet vendors are using seed phrase backup. For short term it is OK to store Seed phrases on paper, but for long term it is advised to use more durable solutions like metal plates and words stamped on them because paper seed phrases can be easily destroyed by fire, floods or ever being physically unreadable. Store them somewhere only you know. Backup will play most important role if you lose your wallet or have doubts if it has been compromised. Then you can buy the new hardware wallet or restore your wallet temporarily on online hot wallet using these seed phrase words. You must to enter them in the exact order as the words were generated in the list. Then the new private key will be created that will be the exact copy of the lost one. And for last: Always double check your BTC Receive address if you intend to transfer them into your wallet account or recipient address when you want to sell/transfer out. Because one single mistyping error means that your funds are sent to another BTC address (another wallet) and this is irreversible- your funds are lost and will appear on balance of someone else in the world who possesses that wallet. You can't to call back that transaction if it has already sent (the moment you hit Send button the crypto transaction process has been initiated and it is not possible to cancel it). if you go for online wallet then do some research how to protect your funds, but as hot wallets are exposed online and can be easily compromised then there is a higher risk to lose your crypto thanks to data phishing attacks, malicious software, keyloggers and so on.
I think you misunderstand the point of prediction markets. It's about bringing information to light. That is there purpose. Who says the people putting down money have no knowledge? Yes there will be some people who are literally gambling, but they aren't the focus. You can make them your focus if you want to ignore the point. Sure they could lose access to up to date information via an internet blackout, but I don't think that is a solid reason not to have the markets. You really think people on the ground, just normal people were aware of when they were going to get bombed? OK.... I think you are deciding to be shocked and ignoring evidence. You can call ignoring reality "morals" all you want. I think it is morally wrong not to participate if you have information about when it will take place. Or do you think the public should just be kept in the dark?
I'm not saying it's not bad, I'm saying that the premise of taking an issue with it now is a bit silly. If you think it's morally wrong to bet on war, then it's at least equally morally wrong to support global systems of exploitation. To the point about McDonald's, industrial farming is causing climate change, which is displacing and killing magnitudes more people than bombs. https://www.weforum.org/press/2024/01/wef24-climate-crisis-health/ So do you care more about the optics of dropping a bomb or more about the people killed by climate change? Morally, I understand our culture is disgusted by overt violence, but systemic violence is a-OK. That because morality is not objective. It's based on how you feel about bombs.
If bearish stock views come true, people will rotate into an asset that has become correlated with stocks... OK then.
You're better off using the Bybit card. You can place your idle funds meant for the card in Earn and enjoy some yields without paying any annual fees for the physical card. Free Netflix/Spotify/etc as well. Metamask Metal looked OK until Ithe $199/year fee lol
OK! That sounds like a great idea!
OK, this makes a lot more sense now. If your goal is that long and is intended to benefit your children, then I would suggest you look into self custody so you can get some "wiggle room" with the taxes (or restrictions in movement/liquidity if not sold, I'm not 100% sure on US tax law when it comes to the inheritance of a 401k by adult children instead of a spouse). I would still suggest you DCA into bitcoin securely (self custody, cold storage) and leave the tried and tested to continue growth. Separate the risks and ensure they will get something. $800k in safer, diversified funds over their lifetime will yield insane results without the need for such risk. The difference between guaranteed millions and a few million more isn't worth risking a potential outcome of (next to) nothing. Also the past performance of BTC might be skewing your perception of the potential reward here.
Be realistic please. Don't talk nonsense that Bitcoin was ever going to reach 150 times its value. It has run out of greater fools and rhe vast majority of the public realise it is a scam pyramid scheme. It was OK conning the rubes when it was doing well but now the reality it Bitcoin is dead and buried. It is bleeding out slowly in its dying gasps Tether the unaudited company printing its monopoly money cant save it, Saylor diluting his shareholders to try and desperately prop up the price cant save it because it is dead. The only debate is whether strategy will collapse first or bitcoin. You tried censorship so the average sucker only got your deranged propaganda. You are like the Japanese in ww2 who would not accept the war was over. People have no money. A standard savings account would have made you more money these last couple of years. The correct perception of mr and mrs general public is Bitcoin is a dangerous thing to get involved with. It has no function. No one mainstream accepts it as currency. Saylor and his mindless grinning bulldogs Tom Lee and Kathy Wood are trying frantically to grift any last remaining marks but they've burnt them out. The whales control the exchanges and get first dibs to sell or buy and the suckers wake up to find it has collapsed. And good luck cashing out as the exchanges dont have enough money to do that so say no claiming 'technical difficulties'. How queer. Fraud is rampant and unlike good old fiat good luck getting your money back. It is a grifters paradise and it is collapsing before the world's eyes.
I understand that but to say when know how high it will go or to guess is honestly hogwash. Honestly, I keep my expectations low so I don't go crazy when it doesn't pan out. Self preservation I guess. If it doesn't happen, I'm OK, if it does explode like I wish I would, then I'm good.
Well it just turned out OK for me, but it could have gone to 300k and I'd feel like an idiot, so I'm trying not to pat myself on the back or think I'm cleverer than I am
This guy is the modern day P.T.. Barum. He starts by saying that it's only been 4 months since the all time high. True enough but how long did it say there? Not long enough that it was very useful. He talks about how low Apple went and how long it stayed there. OK, but BTC isn't Apple. His analogy also applied to Blackberry and Nokia. They didn't bounce back. His logic is, if it's a terrible investment for the next 13 years, so what? That's just hope. Bitcoin grows at about 15% or so over the last few year but he is sure it's going to grow at 30% a year over the next 20 years.
OK send cash my mail. LOL The only is risk is NOT just the sending of the cash in the mail. Using an exchange and having a bank card is not an disadvantage. All adults have them. Why people like to play life on hard mode I will never know.
This, yes, i am impacted by this law. And i would actually be OK with it if it meant wealthy people would also pay their fair share. But sadly, it's only for the middle class.
OK Whale. Stop flexing those tail fins.
OK this explained so much man thank you
“I played in a death metal band. People either loved us or they hated us... or they thought we were OK.” -Mitch Hedberg I feel like that quote captures the essence of the screenshot.
Some people have tremendous self-belief, shrug it off and move on. Others need introspection because losses, especially financial, are not just about the outward consequences (x amount of money gone, financial plans etc) but about what we believed about ourselves. That's often more difficult to overcome. Double-whammy of losing one's job and Bitcoin, well it could take some time. I've been there. In a way, losing a job can propel you forward. Finding another one is top priority. Normalising your world again. Having something to do, hopefully something to look forward to every day. And you deal with that and just stabilise and leave Bitcoin for a while, have a life without it. We're not all good at the same things and that's OK. We are also very good at beating ourselves up. If you had to have the same thoughts/conversation with a friend as you do with yourself, you probably would never be that cruel. We can be incredibly unkind to ourselves. You're human, fallible and also have many good qualities. So forgive yourself too. Once you have, you'll find moving forward not so difficult after all.
How is it OK to silence an decentralized project because a few people years ago broke the sub rules?
I am not professional, but according to my own research on reddit and other sites I decided to start trading (buying) from Kraken. I don't know exactly what made me decide like that but I liked their website and also simplicity. They have various options how to buy crypto, like CC and DC and even Direct SEPA Bank payment (I live in EU so it's very important for me). I don't regret my choice because my first purchase went OK. From Kraken it was easy to transfer funds into HW wallet (I use Trezor Safe 3).
OK so how do we give the USA a timeout then? Asking for all friendly nations
I guess it all depends on how much you depend on that BTC doing good or not. If you are doing OK in life economically. Then those ups and downs dont really affect your quality of life. That is what I would think. And people that are truly afraid, then they put money they shouldnt into crypto. I feel like I am gambling at a casino with BTC. That is how I treat it. And I always lose at the casino. The same has happened to me with BTC. However.. I still think it will go up and I will get my money back.
OK THAT sounds promising, didn't know about that. So basically, I could even do something like : KYC bitcoin wallet > lightning > Called private wallet And nobody could trace where the coins went?
OK? Commenting "Lyn's a dude" when that has nothing to do with the topic being discussed is ignorant at best, transphobic at worst.
OK, so in other words you're saying Bitcoin is a "behavioral investment", which is exactly what the OP said about stocks and which I was critiquing.
So its OK to kill a scammer if you have been scammed by them
Sure, but its still tax evasion. If your OK with that, have at it but its no different than having a lot of cash at home that the tax man does not know about. Besides, does it not need to be on some sort of exchange for you to use it to buy things? And then the tax man can see your assets on that exchange.
There’s no amount of tax deductions that makes it worth it to live in Dubai. I suspect almost everyone who posts in these threads do not have enough money, the tax implication matters. I am OK with paying billions of dollars in tax if it means, I never have to go to the Middle East.
OK, I trust you with my money.
OK, I've been doing some research as I don't know much about energy rental services on TRON. Things that I've learned include that that the TRON ecosystem * Has a history of fake "energy rental" sites * Including phishing pages * And wallet-draining smart contracts * Including services that requires one to connect their wallet which then that siphons funds from the wallet * That many prepaid "energy packages" never deliver * That the pattern of scam is so common that TRON community moderators often warn about it. So, a brand‑new site offering "cheap energy" is high‑risk by default, and then add to this the fact that it is being boosted in an astro-turf fashion only increases my concern of risk.
>OK, but aren't wallets in Salvador restricted to whitelisted wallets? They are NOT. >What's the point of this anyway, if government controls to who you can send? That would be the end. Luckily **no government is able to control whom you can transact with**. That's the magic of Bitcoin.
OK I hate a scammer just as much as anybody, but 375 years doesn't fit the crime.
OK so he could have 13M$ or 14M$ and he chose 14M$... He could have bought 53k BTC with it. Are you all stupid or is this a roleplay sub ?
I cant post yet and this was the 1st advice post popped up and I comment it here If it's not OK feel free to del it Any advice/tips I follow crypto for about 3 years but not consistent enough and with 0 maturity or knowledge about them . I want to start learning . I've never bought crypto before and I would like some tips on what to focus on learning and what sources to use to learn from ..and after that buy some crypto I dont expect to be rich or anything ( at least soon enough) but I'd like to spend some extra money on that as a hobby and why not learn from that and why not take some profits someday If you have some time and feel like it I could use ur tips
I started with Trezor Safe3 as beginner. All is still OK. I think that main difference between TS7 and TS3 is that TS7 is more comfortable to handle as well as TS5 because these HW wallets have a touch screen while TS7 has biggest touch screen in the product line. For me the only downside is that navigating and confirming/selecting with two buttons simultaneously is not good and does not always succeeds. Mistyping for an example the PIN code initiates time-delay countdown by doubling the power of two each time the wrong PIN is entered. But I personally decided to start with crypto by using TS3 because it is available at very affordable price and has good security/manageability/price ratio. No overthinking just double checks of everything and I like that it is also very lightweight. And generally I think that having USB-only device increases also security because without Bluetooth connection it's not discoverable by nearby bluetooth devices , so less risks to get too much attention even if it is promised that it is safe to use HW wallet over bluetooth. TS3 is fully offline that only gives and option to sign transactions or settings made/changed in suite. I know that TS7 has advanced security features but currently I don't need that level of security.
Well, OK, if you have your crypto in a hard wallet and only you know the password, then I guess it can't actually be seized. Although if it is discovered and you don't have a backup, then it could end up just being lost forever.
They “had to pass the law due to time constraints, but pinky promise: they were not happy and they will look into amending it”. Nothing so permanent as a temporary law. Like the ‘kwartje van Kok’: the temporary raise of the excise by on fuel (which was in 25 cents in Guilders / about €0.11) in ‘91. Implicated as temporary when passing, but in fact permanent. And in hindsight looking at the documents and interviews the word temporary was not used. They also frame this change as part of the idea of ‘the strongest shoulders bearing the highest loads’ which in theory sounds nice when you’re progressive/left/socialist, but in practice it’s the upper middle class bearing the brunt of it. The top class just puts in an LLC (BV) or even in a different country. One of the things is: pensions are exempt. But a lot of the self-employed want to invest themself, which also falls under this law. This fucking sucks, because a lot are sole proprietors: there is no legal distinction between the person’s assets and the business. Screw you if you want to use compounding intrest to take care of yourself when you are shuffling around with a walker. And it’s already tough, because they changed (or rather are now enforcing) the way a freelancer fiscally /tax-wise can be regarded as an employee instead of as a contractor. This would be great for the contractors with a low hourly rate (some companies went from employees to ‘be a contractor’, avoiding all the protections an employee has), but for contractors on the higher end makes business hard: income tax can be clawed back on the full sum at the company hiring the contractors, so companies are afraid to hire a (temp) contractor. All under the guise of ‘we are trying to protect people being abused by corps’, well, I don’t feel abused. And there’s not a lot of case law as of yet. Look, I was OK with paying tax (really)! But I’m now feeling personally targeted with this (and other) bullshit happening, ESPECIALLY while old money/top class and large corporations can make a break for the tax-exit. And with our government enacting Idiocracy 2.0 makes me not happy about how are tax euros are being thrown around anyway. The kicker: there’s an advice to raise the salaries of politicians by 18% over 3 years. The fucking audacity. There are ways to protect your money from this unrealized gains tax (by keeping it in your LLC/BV and investing it there), and you bet your ass I will look into all the legal ways to pay the least tax as possible.
It's convenient. There's nothing wrong with software wallets. Just know that they are like cash in your pocket, don't carry more than you're OK giving away.
So you agree there is a rate that is low enough where it is OK to take out a loan for crypto. Against your original position.
That's the way to do it. DCA $100 a week - and don't even watch the price. OK, forget that last bit, I know it's impossible.
So Kevin O’Leary and his wife can kill two people and only have to pay out like $100,000 but if you talk about it, he’s gonna sue you for almost $3,000,000? OK.
**NO.** That’s *not* safe OP. It would only be OK if the computer you were using is not and never will be connected to the Internet.
Michael: You just... here's what you do. You just fold it in. Interviewer: OK, I don't know how to fold broken debt like that. Michael: Then I don't know how to be any clearer! You take that debt that's in your hand and you... Interviewer: If you say "fold in" on more time... Michael: It says "fold it in"!
Looks a bit on the Hieronymus Bosch side, which works OK for me!
OK, so you need to sell your bitcoin, and transfer the funds back to your bank account? If so, you need to sign up to an *exchange*. You can check the ["Getting Started"](https://bitcoin.org/en/getting-started) link or the [FAQ / Wiki](https://www.reddit.com/r/BitcoinBeginners/comments/g42ijd/faq_for_beginners/) in the sidebar here or over on /r/BitcoinBeginners for a list of trusted, reputable exchanges. Stick to those lists. I don't know what country you're in, but rules vary from place to place, so you may need to go through ID checks before you can buy/sell, just as you would for most financial services companies. Personally I use Kraken Pro, but as long as you stick to those lists you shouldn't go too far wrong. Once your account is set up, send your bitcoin to a deposit address they'll supply, and you can sell them. A *market* order will be instant but more expensive, whereas a *limit* order (where *you* set the price) will cost less and give you the price you want, but will take time to execute (as long as it takes for a matching buy order). Once you have sold and have your native currency in your account, you can withdraw it to your bank account.
The bear market usually affects the shittier assets first (crypto). Its OK, you are young and still have a lot of time to learn. Good luck
If the first sentence of the whitepaper doesn't resonate with you, then it's OK :) For some people it does.
OK, r/CryptoScams has removed your duplicate post after my report.
OK, I tried to boil down your post, to remove as much padding and jargon as much as possible, and this is what I got: >"Should a retirement portfolio be simple and fully invested, or should it include cash/bonds to reduce risk during downturns? How do you balance these as you get closer to retirement?" And in fact, I could find nothing within the post that was truly specific to crypto markets or crypto trading or investing at all. Am I missing something, I mean other than the elephant in the room question: *why* even make the original post?
There is no “bitcoin’s own app”. Bitcoin is a decentralised network and also the name of the payment currency on that network. You get it by mining it yourself or acquiring it from other people. Given your level of knowledge *today*, use Strike or Kraken for now. River is probably OK but it’s not big in my country so I haven’t used it and don’t really know much about it.
I'd look for MSM calling bitcoin and/or crypto dead again but price is just staying steady for weeks. then start laddering in or DCA/ing. there's some of this happening already but it's possible there could be more to come, of course. if you try to catch a knife you should also be ready to be OK possibly sitting underwater on it for a while (so you need to be buying for a longer term investment rather than a quick trade because the dip can always keep on dipping). this isn't a terrible thing but you just need to set your own expectations beforehand.
i'm not laying off myself so that's OK
I think we go down more... and that's OK. I'm in the market is hard and you often will be off some but if you sell close to 70 and you can buy back close to 50 you've increased your stack without spending any money even if you don't get the exact top and the exact bottom!!! not everybody has a enough money to DCA a quarter of a bitcoin this year but if they already owns some bitcoin they do have the ability to possibly increase it without spending money. Don't get me wrong, I'm absolutely not recommending that for anyone and I'm not saying that it's easy to do. Only that it is possible and "selling" does NOT always equal a lack of conviction or a loss in the belief of bitcoin. 🙂
OK. I'm still kicking myself for not buying 10 or 15 years ago and I know I'm not alone.
IDK....Amazon is a pretty sure bet as compared to most crypto. I got in at $356/share 15ish years ago.......it hit $3600 in 2021ish, then split, so now I have double the shares and it still goes up. Will it increase again by 1000%? doubt it, but I'm OK with anything in double digits.
Yup and I paid $5k for one and it’s worth nothing. He’ll be OK. I was robbed.