Originally Posted by eDave:
I waded in the other day. Lost 4% pretty quick and I could see what was coming so I bailed. Went back in early this morning but accidentally bought out of my bank account instead of my credit card. So it will take 9 days for the transaction to complete. :-)
So I tried out of of credit card and Coinbase said I hit some investment limit for the month.
I am missing out on this rebound. And I'm very irritated.
Dude, you're not cut out for this . If you want to win just buy in and turn off your laptop. Warren Buffet states impatient people transfer wealth to patient people. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Hog's Gone Fishin:
Dude, you're not cut out for this . If you want to win just buy in and turn off your laptop. Warren Buffet states impatient people transfer wealth to patient people.
I'm good. Just jumped in to learn. Then I watched the ticker all night. I figured it out and was not able to get back in. Will on Jan. 1. [Reply]
So I've been doing all that I can to try and catch up on Cryptocurrency, but I still feel behind. If you had $5k-$10k to invest in January 2018, which currency(s) would be your best bet? [Reply]
Originally Posted by Couch-Potato:
So I've been doing all that I can to try and catch up on Cryptocurrency, but I still feel behind. If you had $5k-$10k to invest in January 2018, which currency(s) would be your best bet?
I like XRP and XVG.
I do think privacy coins will grow in 2018. Research the advantages of the new coins in terms of speed, security, anonymity, team, etc. [Reply]
Verge is fucking stupid. Why is everyone so amped up about Verge? Verge is a fork of dogecoin w/ no added privacy features, but lots of false advertising about being a privacy coin. Theyve gained favor of influencers & paid for newspaper ads. Market manipulation while having no actual tech to back it up.
Better off with Monero or PIVX for a privacy coin, but I guess theres no substitute for hype. [Reply]
Originally Posted by MahiMike:
Gave my kids their own Trezors today with some crypto on it. Told them to treat it like a savings bond. Stick it in their drawer and never use it.
Was gonna give them BTC but takes 9 days and $35 xfer fee. BCH and LTC took 5 minutes and was free to send.
That should tell you something about which one is more practical/functional.
Originally Posted by MahiMike:
Gave my kids their own Trezors today with some crypto on it. Told them to treat it like a savings bond. Stick it in their drawer and never use it.
Was gonna give them BTC but takes 9 days and $35 xfer fee. BCH and LTC took 5 minutes and was free to send.
That should tell you something about which one is more practical/functional.
Every chain is going to have scalability issues when they reach a certain level of transaction saturation.
If you really want the closest thing to bond level security in the cryptosphere you should stick to BTC and ETH. When the next great crash hits, these networks will recover their value. [Reply]
trezor/ledger are the two most popular ‘hardware’ wallets that store your coins offline. you can also just keep them in a software wallet on a pc or mobile device. I use exodus on my pc and printed a encrypted backup just in case. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Aspengc8:
trezor/ledger are the two most popular ‘hardware’ wallets that store your coins offline. you can also just keep them in a software wallet on a pc or mobile device. I use exodus on my pc and printed a encrypted backup just in case.
I know what the wallet is. Where tf is he buying that takes 9 days and charges a $35 transfer fee? [Reply]
