dave.wallet

Exactly! If you buy Bitcoin during FOMO, you’re often safe unless you panic sell. But those altcoins? Major risk. One wrong step and it’s a loss.

Honestly, there’s not much reason for your address to change unless there’s malware involved. Maybe just share the transaction details so we can take a look without compromising your privacy.

It doesn’t work like that though. You can’t sync or broadcast without entering your password if needed. You might want to consider a hardware wallet instead.

You’re right to be cautious, but handling it the way you mentioned actually defeats the purpose of offline storage. If you’re moving files between computers, the offline one isn’t really offline anymore.

I still believe the bull run won’t start until Bitcoin dips below $60k. We’re seeing some gains, but I think we’ll correct again before really going up.

Not saying Bitcoin will crash because of this Epstein stuff, but if three core devs are implicated, it could panic the market. And we all know how panic affects prices.

I’m pretty new to this, but long-term is where the real gains are. I’m betting on Bitcoin and a few solid altcoins. The bear market doesn’t faze me. I plan to buy more when I can.

I’m not expecting much change this month. Even if Bitcoin is at a strong support level, the negative momentum feels too heavy to overcome.

The workers really take the hit from inflation. Their salaries rarely keep pace with rising prices. Business owners can just raise their prices, so they usually come out ahead.

I’ve made several payments globally with Bitcoin. I remember trying to pay for online courses, and my local banks and PayPal were useless. Bitcoin saved the day.