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https://whatsminer.net/ Totally legit, bought from them twice. First time was over 2 years ago, ordered an M20 and was super nervous. Second time, got a certified used M30S just a few weeks back. Took a chance on a…

When dealing with transactions, using SegWit (bc1q) is ideal for sending to multiple addresses since it lowers fees. But if you’re sending from multiple addresses to one, go with Taproot (bc1p) instead. Just my 2…

Yeah but moving is costly and complicated. Just because you have some savings doesn’t mean you can keep jumping from place to place. Like, sure, a lot of rich folks moved to Dubai, but no one saw the chaos coming.

True that. But while strict laws are meant to keep crime low, there are so many loopholes in India’s system. Life imprisonment doesn’t always mean life, they might get out in like 10-15 years for good behavior, which…

Online bartering sounds great, but pricing is messy. If someone thinks their corn is worth a fortune just because they say so, good luck selling it. Why revert to something outdated?

It really feels like a trap, right? Unless you’re wealthy, inflation just hammers you down. But you’re right, realizing this is the first step. Crypto gives us a shot at bypassing the system.

Who told you the TX hash was fake? You might mean invalid or unconfirmed. If you sent BTC to a BSC address, that's not real Bitcoin; it’s a BEP20 token. Check where you actually sent it.

There’s no perfect trader. We’ve all messed up before. The key is to learn from those screw-ups. I learned not to rush for quick profits and not to recover losses right away. It’s a slippery slope.

Secret key? You mean recovery and private keys? This should be in the trading section if it’s about trade mistakes. If not, maybe move it to off-topic.

Be careful with the S17 series for sure. I’ve got 3 S17 Pros from Bitmain, they did fine for a year then started failing. 7 out of 9 hashboards are toast, plus a power supply. Getting repairs is a hassle; 2 boards were…

Honestly the mobile version is pretty similar to the desktop one. If you've used Electrum on a computer, you shouldn't have too much trouble. Just a heads up though, some functions like setting custom fees aren't…

Trump knew the strait would close, he's been saying it for years. He’s trying to distract from other problems while everyone deals with rising prices.

You don’t need Bitcoin Core just for coin control, other wallets like Electrum have it too. And sometimes the default UTXO selection isn’t the cheapest. Using coin control lets you send smaller, cheaper transactions.

Coinbase Commerce is solid if you want convenience and can handle a 1% fee, which is pretty standard among payment processors. But it might be worth looking into your own wallet setup instead of relying on third parties.

Changing addresses doesn’t impact your fees directly. What's important is the number of UTXOs you have to use for a transaction. Try using Electrum; it has a feature for coin control.

You can only day trade if you're skilled enough to read the market. It’s risky, but with knowledge, you can minimize losses.

Just got my S19j Pro today. Worked directly with Grace, and @gracezhou1993 is her real Telegram. @minerexpertsales is the sales channel. I’ve seen others here vouch for them. I actually pre-paid for a December batch S19…