Well I'd say Dirk(the guy that keeps going on about ROSE) is feeling pretty smug. ROSE is the only coin of the ones I follow that has been going up the past two days while all the others of the ones I follow have been going down.
$LQDR has been saving my bacon. Gone from $2 to $9 this month.
Interesting site shows satoshi was in California 2009
another wallet
Interesting to see Binance jumping on the year in review bandwagon.
After watching it? And seeing both my biggest trade and my cumulative total trades? Versus the value of my account?
I'm gonna say HODL rather than daytrade people 🤣
Does anyone here stake crypto? Is it safe?
What Crypto? Where? And do you just pay income tax on the value of th the yield when you get paid?
I generally stake everything I buy. There is certainly a risk that an exchange can get hacked. I was trying to decide what to do with my FTM had to pick between Tomb Finance or Geist. I've my CRV staked on Geist and I can borrow 50% with that collateral and then stake that too. Tomb got hacked 2 weeks ago ppl lost 30million dollars.
Staking LQDR for 2 years and CVX for 16 weeks. Pretty popular plays. I think if you Stake things for a long period you're pushing the taxible event out,although that probably doesn't apply to the token rewards. There's also the bribe system whereby you get tokens for voting on liquidity pools. You'll also be eligible for airdrops in many cases reason I've got NEWO staked for instance, they're promising to launch 40 projects this year and the first one they launched btrfly is already flying it. Apr is like 300% as well why would you choose not to do that! Hacks will always occur I think you just want to have things spread out enough so one particular event doesn't reck you. If I had BTC or ETH I maybe would keep that on a central exchange/hardware wallet.
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Nfts
Anyone else getting blocked on crypto.com by AIB? I'll give them the benefit that it's an error, but if they're controlling my purchases, I'm closing my account.
Try transferring from your debt rather than credit card.
It depends on your risk tolerance, if its relatively small then no big deal the larger the amount the more it needs to be spread out and stored in a hard wallet not staked. There is a risk in staking. It’s a rabbit hole when you start looking into it.
You can stake crypto a variety of ways. The easiest being if you have crypto already on exchanges such as Binance (wide variety of options) or Coinbase (fewer options). Staking on exchanges is just a few clicks of a button
The other options for staking depends on the crypto, most cryptos will have their own guides about how to stake.
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I earn through all three methods, not for any particular reason aside from trying out things.
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Do Revolut play these sort of games?
Yeah, I've never been able to transfer money from revolut to any exchange.
I had PTSB block a transfer from my ptsb visa debit to CDC as fraud before Xmas, now it was for €2500! They allowed it after they rang me.
I recently started using the exodus wallet for staking. It has a really nice interface. I just have a small amount of SOL and ADA in it so far. Will eventually add more coins.
I've never had a problem funding any exchanges from Revolut. Crypto.com, Binance etc.
I’ve just started in Crypto and had no problem transferring from Revolut to Coinbase.
I randomly started researching Bitcoin on Stephen’s Day, I had no idea really what it was prior to that. I’ve already read “The Internet of Money” book and started investing (albeit on a tiny scale so far). Can’t get over how I hadn’t read about this until now as I’d like to consider myself fairly well up in technology. It’s revolutionary. Absolutely amazing technology and equally fascinating.
I may have missed the boat to make big money but it’s the premise behind it that I’m a firm believer of. Genius stuff.
I have always had issues with Kraken, Crypto, Wirex and I think possibly even Belgacoin (and at least another one). I posted about it a while ago, and was given loads of info, IIRC even a link to revolut and why they don't. I was told by a few who thought it was possible with Kraken as they change their accounts around quite often but they automatically can't send anyway. I'm referring to instant, not sure about a normal speed bank transfer.
IIRC there is a list that Revolut will allow transfers to, and it was all the ones that seem to attract a lot of attention from crowds citing that they are best avoided. Like coinbase, robinhood, etoro etc..
But I definitely remember reading from Revolut themselves that they don't support transfers to the majority.
Yearn.Finance are giving 10 to 11% on WFTM.
I've had trouble depositing to Youhodler, Kucoin, Huobi and ramp from Bank of Ireland. Never to Kraken, Crypto.com or coinbase.
I'd say that the banks must be terrified watching all this money flood from their accounts on to crypto exchanges, often never to come back.
Revolut used to openly refuse to send money to ANY crypto exchange with no explanation. Probably to try and keep people buying crypto on their platform. I'm not sure if they even allow you transfer crypto from their wallet, they used to not allow it.
Try this work around to send money to binance from revolut.
https://youtu.be/KoVqby4-ws8
Kraken have some great staking options and more to come if their recent acquisition is anything to go by.
Take your time, don't rush in. Look up Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA), and your not to late, your early.
It's not like it's your money or anything
Yep they might allow now, but they definitelu didn't. I had a look:
As for crypto merchants, we currently support the following list: Xapo, crypto.com, MoonPay, Bitstamp, Kraken, Coinbase, Gemini, Bitpanda, Coinfloor, Binance, and we are reviewing this list on a regular basis.
Not sure the last time I looked, it must have been before lockdown. They definitely didn't support Kraken then, not Gemini or Crypto.com either. I had wangled a card (entropay) that have now since been discontinued, and started trying my revolut then. I gave up trying after having no luck numerous times.
Looks like we may be moving into a new narrative. BTC and ETH are down but some alts are pumping. My CVX, LQDR and NEWO are flying it.
Never had any issues with Revolut to Coinbase or Binance
It was Grim, an auto-compounder on Fantom, that was hacked, not Tomb. An alternative auto-compounder for Tomb is Reaper, which did not have the same smart contract issue as Grim, and was therefore not affected.
Thats not new. Those 3 disappearing won't be new either.
What makes you think that? Particularly about CVX.
You can have your cake and eat it. Dabble in the alts but stick most in the mains. It just means you’re less likely to get wrecked.
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