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If withdrawal fees are low, moving funds to your wallet during downtime makes sense. Just gotta know the best times to move money to save on fees. Leaving everything on exchanges is a bad idea. Better to keep your funds…

Experienced traders shouldn’t just copy trades. They know better than to believe in something too good to be true.

If we want Bitcoin to stay decentralized and pseudonymous, we can’t compromise. Any deviation strays from its original design. Critics always find excuses like energy consumption and crime. But it’s easier to detect…

This could be a big boost for traders in Russia. Makes it easier for them to transact. The ban might just vanish, right?

Trading takes a lot of time and can get stressful. Most people struggle to profit in the long run since luck doesn’t last. To really see gains, you have to be skilled and can’t rely solely on luck.

Stablecoins are not an investment, you won’t see returns holding them. They’re just risky assets; for example, look at how easily funds can get frozen, like those OFAC sanctions on Iran.

Thinking of DCAing more from 2026 to 2027 since that’s when the bear's expected to end. After that, it’s time for the bull market in 2028 and 2029, and I'll be buying at higher prices. DCA works in all markets, but it’s…

Bet Coinbase already does that. But now they're gonna push it onto decentralized exchanges too... let’s see how that plays out.

Some people are totally comfortable with centralized exchanges. They might feel just as safe with banks.

Using 30% of your income sounds solid. With the rest, you can cover expenses and still have an emergency fund.

Yeah, I’ve seen some Bitcoin layer 2 projects, but honestly, I’m not too into them. Recently, the mempool has been great, and fees are low. Just heard about a project that stopped development due to low demand for layer…

Look, you’ve gotta justify not using stop losses. It’s risky to go without one; many traders can get burned big time.

This is solid advice. Each time you go back to Blockchain, you risk running into scams. Best to move your BTC to a secure environment.

Not sure if that's the main issue for Coinbase's tax mess. If the problem is with inflows, why not build software that ignores all but the initial transactions? Users just need to enter what they paid for their crypto.…

Wasabi is good for Coinjoin, but I’ve heard they partnered with some chain analysis company. Is it still worth it for privacy?

Tons of warnings about trading risks out there. Honestly, you think you’ll get it, but until you dive in, it's hard to grasp how risky it is.

Right? Any Telegram user will tell you, GRAM isn’t a payment method in the app at all. If they bring in some users for testimony, it’ll become obvious. They even admitted selling GRAM to fund Telegram’s operations,…

If he could stay anonymous for so long, there’s no way Satoshi would just drop his real birthday for everyone to see. Knowing that could narrow down who he is, and I don’t think he’d be that careless.

Totally agree. If people were more careful and disciplined, they wouldn’t fall for these scams so easily. But greed can really cloud judgment, and scammers are just waiting for that.

True, but the EU market is significant. Even if it’s just European exchanges, it could have global repercussions. It’ll be interesting to see how USDT’s market cap is affected.