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ZmillA

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Oct 27, 2017
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dumped some coins I shouldn't have bought in the first place, *cough* MTV *cough* good bit of profit of em. Gonna hold onto the ones with good fundamentals
 

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Time to revisit one of my major calls here. So the breakout happened on April 2 as predicted, but then lingered while BTC moved up. ETH now hitting the area from this post I projected on March 19, when ETH was in the 130's. ETHUSD is $240 as I am writing this. So I got the timing slightly off, but the rest was pretty good. As for what happens now, it's hard to predict how high it will get with all the irrationally bullish sentiment and fomo. Based on the chart, there should be a scary retrace at some point, but overall I don't think ETH is topped out yet. ETH has quite a history in the 350-400 range so tapping that is a possibility at this point.

Quoting for relevance
 

Fallout-NL

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Oct 30, 2017
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I have succesfully pulled my funds from Binance. I debated selling everything now and getting out completely, but even with the recent gains that would still be a net loss for me of about 30%. So, my stack's in a hw wallet now and I'm betting on eth to come back a little stronger yet.
 

Easy Rider

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Nov 2, 2017
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I have succesfully pulled my funds from Binance. I debated selling everything now and getting out completely, but even with the recent gains that would still be a net loss for me of about 30%. So, my stack's in a hw wallet now and I'm betting on eth to come back a little stronger yet.

Leave it in the hw wallet and check back in 5 years. Getting out now when you already have skin in the game is crazy, just wait it out.
 

artsi

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Oct 26, 2017
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Finland
I have succesfully pulled my funds from Binance. I debated selling everything now and getting out completely, but even with the recent gains that would still be a net loss for me of about 30%. So, my stack's in a hw wallet now and I'm betting on eth to come back a little stronger yet.

Personally I have no doubt we will see ATH's again some day, I think you will be fine.
 

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I have succesfully pulled my funds from Binance. I debated selling everything now and getting out completely, but even with the recent gains that would still be a net loss for me of about 30%. So, my stack's in a hw wallet now and I'm betting on eth to come back a little stronger yet.

Getting out with a loss isn't a bad thing if you're not interested in this stuff anymore, you're not the only one who has been looking for exit points on this latest move up.
 

Vex

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Oct 25, 2017
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I'm long on ETH as always anyways. It is money I do not need right now and Im still positive because I bought in so low.. Im just in it for the wild ride!

Remember: no one ever got a lambo without taking risks first. lol
 

Fallout-NL

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Oct 30, 2017
6,685
Yeah. It's money I don't need right now. So I'm fine to let it sit for longer. Does feel good to have it off the exchange though. That shit with Binance last week gave me a bit of a scare I admit.
 

Vex

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Oct 25, 2017
22,213
Yeah. It's money I don't need right now. So I'm fine to let it sit for longer. Does feel good to have it off the exchange though. That shit with Binance last week gave me a bit of a scare I admit.
Oh absolutely. "If it's not in your wallet/off the exchange, it's not yours." So many exchanges have closed down or have been hacked over the last two years. It's dangerous out there.

anyone remember coinsmarkets? Yeesh.
 

Sunbro83

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Oct 27, 2017
1,260
Was safe when Cryptopia went down as I had all my ADC in a wallet. All $0.75 of it haha

Still have about 3000 VET on Binance. Should I be pulling that into a wallet or is it so small that it's not worth the transaction fees? If a wallet, which one do people recommend?
 

Easy Rider

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Nov 2, 2017
926
Was safe when Cryptopia went down as I had all my ADC in a wallet. All $0.75 of it haha

Still have about 3000 VET on Binance. Should I be pulling that into a wallet or is it so small that it's not worth the transaction fees? If a wallet, which one do people recommend?

There's an official mobile wallet, I'd use that one. If you are not planning to trade these 3000 VET, putting them on the mobile wallet is a no brainer.
 

Donos

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Nov 15, 2017
6,509
Was safe when Cryptopia went down as I had all my ADC in a wallet. All $0.75 of it haha

Still have about 3000 VET on Binance. Should I be pulling that into a wallet or is it so small that it's not worth the transaction fees? If a wallet, which one do people recommend?
100 VET are the fees. Your VET may be worth only two dozen dollars today but you don't know how much that is in two years. See bitgrail and Raiblocks for an example of a coin taking really off and then ppl could not withdraw them anymore till they got fucked completely.
 

Sunbro83

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Oct 27, 2017
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100 VET are the fees. Your VET may be worth only two dozen dollars today but you don't know how much that is in two years. See bitgrail and Raiblocks for an example of a coin taking really off and then ppl could not withdraw them anymore till they got fucked completely.
Thanks. Is the official iOS Vechain wallet ok?

Edit: just saw the response above. I'll grab that
 

Crashnburn85

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Oct 25, 2017
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Are there any recommended mobile wallets? Been out of the loop for awhile. I know Enjin Wallet I floated around before but I think there was concern it wasn't open source.
 

Naked Snake

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Oct 27, 2017
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Donos

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Nov 15, 2017
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Back then Coinsmarkets.com and tradesatoshi were the only two (sketchy looking) exchanges trading COLX and some other obscure coins. Coinsmarkets... you probably know the story. Tradesatoshi? Well, not much different it seems:
It has come to our attention that the ColossusXT coins held by Tradesatoshi Exchange have been traded into the market through CryptoBridge Exchange.
This incident has not only affected the ColossusXT community, but a number of other coins that were trading on the exchange.
https://medium.com/@colossusxt/tradesatoshi-the-colossusxt-markets-dc14de42f9ea
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Vex

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Oct 25, 2017
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So apparently it has been confirmed that Craig Wright is the original creator of Bitcoin? He is the man behind the name Satoshi Nakamoto.
 

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So apparently it has been confirmed that Craig Wright is the original creator of Bitcoin? He is the man behind the name Satoshi Nakamoto.

Uhhh, no. He's just registering copy right documents claiming to be Satoshi.

It's pretty obvious he's not actually the creator of BTC, he just wants to try and kill it so his own fork will pump
 

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Tether confirmed to be a house of cards.

https://bennettftomlin.com/2019/05/21/key-excerpts-and-commentary-from-nyag-tether-court-transcript/


Key takeaways
  1. Tether/Bitfinex isn't handing over documents and will appeal and fight every step of the way
  2. Tether bought BTC. This means they printed Tether and bought BTC, and claimed the BTC bought by Tether was backed with real money. The 1:1 Tether:USD ratio likely never existed
  3. Tether admits to operating as a fractional reserve. They don't have the money to back up any type of major withdrawal run, they openly admit to this.
  4. Largest redemption of Tether they have on record is ~25 Million. The Omni blockchain directly refutes this claim.
 

Vex

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Oct 25, 2017
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Tether confirmed to be a house of cards.

https://bennettftomlin.com/2019/05/21/key-excerpts-and-commentary-from-nyag-tether-court-transcript/


Key takeaways
  1. Tether/Bitfinex isn't handing over documents and will appeal and fight every step of the way
  2. Tether bought BTC. This means they printed Tether and bought BTC, and claimed the BTC bought by Tether was backed with real money. The 1:1 Tether:USD ratio likely never existed
  3. Tether admits to operating as a fractional reserve. They don't have the money to back up any type of major withdrawal run, they openly admit to this.
  4. Largest redemption of Tether they have on record is ~25 Million. The Omni blockchain directly refutes this claim.
So they are basically everything we thought they were back in 2017. Lol
 

Isamu

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Dec 18, 2017
1,577
Downtown Rave City
Hi guys. Can you recommend a good reliable offline desktop crypto wallet? What is generally considered the top of the line these days? Or should I go the hardware wallet route and say fuck it and get a Ledger Nano X? Will be storing multiple coins but mainly for BTC.
 

Pandora012

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Oct 25, 2017
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Hey people, I'm the current admin for the CryptoEra discord. If you would like to join up, just shoot me a pm, or quote me here.
 

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100 VET are the fees. Your VET may be worth only two dozen dollars today but you don't know how much that is in two years. See bitgrail and Raiblocks for an example of a coin taking really off and then ppl could not withdraw them anymore till they got fucked completely.

The cost of one Starbucks coffee!