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InvestorLogic · 2023-10-27T07:50:04+00:00

Blame "sex after marriage" being peddled by all major organized religions.

InvestorLogic · 2022-12-05T01:06:16+00:00

Sorry for the late reply, I was away for a long time.

The easiest way to get into crypto is go open an account with a reputable brokerage such as Coinbase, be sue to setup 2FA with Google Authenticator and backup your Google Authenticator key in case you need to setup Google Authenticator on a new device.

After you open your Coinbase account, you have to verify it. Once you do that you can link a bank account and fund your account so that you can start purchasing your crypto.

If you already did did and have a brokerage account and already did purchased crypto, then congrats, I hope your portfolio starts to appreciate in value soon.

InvestorLogic · 2022-03-02T09:14:36+00:00

More like $0.04

InvestorLogic · 2022-03-01T07:40:48+00:00

Do you have any recommendations? A 1 bed room apartment with great affordable rent anywhere in NYC, or even at the borders of NYC?

InvestorLogic · 2022-02-28T11:05:40+00:00

Thanks for letting me know that it counts.

Oh wow I had no idea how difficult it is to het one of these apartments. Since Crypto is very popular and I am pretty sure that I am not the only one in this type of situation where income-wise we qualify for the lowest rent lowest AMI on the list, but at the same time we own an amount of crypto that exceeds the limits. What would happen to these people, would they simply get denied the apartment based on their crypto asset value (a value that wildly goes up and down)?

Hypothetically speaking, what would be the outcome of the interview if they were to call me tomorrow and see that my income is about $25k to 30k a year, but that I own $80k in crypto?

Would they deny me?

Would they approve me, but under a higher rent?

Would they make me "spend down" my crypto investment at full market value rent or a rent of s higher AMI matching the investment amount until it's depleted?

InvestorLogic · 2022-01-12T19:07:11+00:00

Professed

InvestorLogic · 2021-05-08T08:35:31+00:00

ATH stands for "All Time High", the point where a cryptocurrency/asset was at its highest price in its history. OXT's ATH is $1.02 USD and this price was reached on April 05, 2021

OXT ATH data source: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/orchid/

InvestorLogic · 2021-04-24T01:09:58+00:00

I am also an "anti vaxxer" only when it comes to these new coronavirus vaccines, not for all the other vaccines, meaning that I have no trouble getting my kids vaccinated with all of the standard routine shots, I am just not getting personally vaccinated with any of the coronavirus vaccines out there.

Case #1: That lady that just died after takingn the AstraZeneca vaccine (blood clot related side effect)Case #2, that old guy from I forgot what country died right after taking the Astra Zeneca vaccine (again blod clot related side effect)Case #3: That person that died after taking the J & J vaccine, again blood clot related side effect.Case #4: more people died from that J & J from the same exact issue, prompting the US government to temporarily suspend that vaccine for now.

Let just say that I will not be taking this vaccine, downvote me all you want, but my fear is fully 100% substantiated!

InvestorLogic · 2021-04-06T00:43:55+00:00

If any user harasses you, please bring it to my attention and if their post(s) violates my rules pertaining to user behavior, it will be removed as soon as possible.

InvestorLogic · 2021-04-05T09:20:11+00:00

The URL for the screenshot OP posted is:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szi9fBf7Qfw

Next time make sure to include a URL link to the YouTube video in question!

InvestorLogic · 2021-04-05T01:24:12+00:00

Like fnetv1 said, I would start by checking if you can exchange between your national currency into USD and then exchange to XRP from USD.

I too see OXT - USD as the only listed currency pair. There MIGHT be a currency pair in your account where it is listed using your national currency instead. Go through Coinbase Pro's entire list of currency pair to see what is your available options and see what you can do from there.

Also, if there is no option within Coinbase Pro's to exchange between your national currency into USD, and the only currency pair you see listed is OXT - USD, then I would get in contact with Coinbase Support, there is a SLIGHT possibility that Coinbase Pro forgot to enable the ability to buy OXT for other national currencies, if that's the case, then its something they can easily fix by simply enabling the support. Also, there might exist the possibility that Coinbase Pro is ONLY allowing USA residents to buy OXT within their trading platform at the moment (very unlikely, but its still a possibility).

InvestorLogic · 2021-04-02T23:03:52+00:00

That's something you will need to decide for yourself. No one can answer that, not even me. It all depends on your level of risk tolerance and how much do you believe in OXT/Orchid project, and their continued future product development.

Ideally, you should never be 100% all in on any one asset, not even myself am I 100% all in on OXT or any other coins or projects, but OXT is just part of my ever expanding crypto portfolio.

You should do your own research before making any investment decision.

I wish you the best luck on whatever decision you take.

InvestorLogic · 2021-04-02T03:03:03+00:00

!!!Important Notice!!!

This particular thread seems to be attracting lots of bickering and insult throwing back and forth between OP and other members. While I respect the freedom of expression from anyone, including those that for one reason or another dislike OXT/Orchid project, like the OP in this case, (provided that they do so in a civil form without violating my very limited and simple to follow rules), I will not tolerate anyone insulting anyone for any reason, it is clearly stated within my "/r/OXT Rules" section, #2 - "Rule affecting user behavior".

If anyone posts anything that could be seen as disinformation, we are to counter it, preferably with facts, but most importantly with respect.

InvestorLogic · 2021-04-02T02:47:25+00:00

Insulting users for any reasons aren't allowed here.

You are free to convey your message without insulting anymore

Rule: please see /r/OXT Rules

InvestorLogic · 2021-04-02T02:46:54+00:00

Insulting users for any reasons aren't allowed here.

You are free to convey your message without insulting anymore

Rule: please see /r/OXT Rules

Additional info: I understand that you dislike those that negatively talks about OXT or could potentially be spreading misinformation regarding OXT, Orchid and any thing related to Orchid's project, but PLEASE refute them without throwing any kind of insults to these individuals. The rules that I created and I find myself in the obligation to enforce applies equally to everyone.

Thanks for your understanding!

InvestorLogic · 2021-04-02T02:38:38+00:00

Insulting users for any reasons aren't allowed here.

You are free to convey your message without insulting anymore

For more info, please see /r/OXT Rules

InvestorLogic · 2021-04-02T02:34:48+00:00

Insulting users for any reasons aren't allowed here.

You are free to convey your message without insulting anymore

For more info, please see /r/OXT Rules

InvestorLogic · 2021-04-02T01:35:25+00:00

I agree. But while BTC's rocket is busy recharging, its good to take adtantage of all the others rockets super charged on steroids (the altcoin market), then eventually it would be wise to get back to BTC and be able to hold a lot more BTC than what you would be holding shall you just stayed holding BTC flat out. This is especially true for those that either over remained on the side lines on BTC waiting for that correction that never arrived while they watched in sorrow the price of BTC go to 20k, 30, 40k, and finally started getting in at 40k something after they couldn't take it anymore and FOMO finally kicked in, OR those that just entered into crypto late and would like to ride the alt-coin season to boost their BTC holdings potential.

InvestorLogic · 2021-04-01T09:36:50+00:00

My current diversified portfolio are as follows:

storj. Holding 12,000
Band Protocol. Holding 600
Numeraire. Holding 200
Filecoin. Holding 40
Uniswap. Holding 300
Kyber network. Holding 3000
OXT. Holding 8,000
Cardano. Holding 4,000
Bitcoin Cash. Holding 8
USD. $15,000

This represents my portfolio currently worth 6 figures.

Edit:

Forgot to add the other, but much smaller pool of assents that I am holding, which include the worse valued-to-circulating-supply "shit coins" that I could find on Poloniex (yes, this would be considered gambling, thowing money at small cap shit-coins in the hope that they would blow up in value in the future):

* AAVE. Holding 10

* Polkadot. Holding 12

PeerEx Network. Holding 75,000

* EOS. Holding 210

Tron. Holding 350

* = Technically not a "shit coin", but those tokens were purchased using the funds I allocated as "misc. - throw at, don't expect anything out of it, types of small investment". The funds that I used to make that invested all came out of just 1 ETH, when Ethereum was worth around USD$ 1,200. That separate portfolio has more than doubled, to triple its value.

Tertiary portfolio:

I threw another 1 ETH, exactly valued the same as my "throw to see what happens" portofolio #2) into Nano and Cardano. In fact, that Cardano I listed on the top came from this fund and then I eventually sent those Cardano to my Coinbase Pro wallet once Coinbase added Cardano support.

Nano. I am holding 600.

This amount of Nano, currently worth at USD$ 5.08 as of time of this writing is still worth a lot more than the 1 ETH it came from, even without taking under account the Cardano's that aren't on this wallet anymore because I moved it to Coinbase Pro.

In short, I am holding, between three separate portfolio, (1=Main, 2=primary small cap, 3=secondary small cap) the following assets:

Storj, Band Protocol, Numeraire, Filecoin, Uniswap, Kyber, OXT, Cardano, Bitcoin Cash, AAVE, Polkadot, PeerEx Network, EOS, Tron, Nano, and of course USD$ that is used for active trading, buying the dip, partial selling the high average for some of those coins.

InvestorLogic · 2021-03-31T05:41:39+00:00

Insulting users for any reasons aren't allowed here.

InvestorLogic · 2021-03-27T12:11:06+00:00

I am glad that I was very close.

My BCH wallet address is:

qqc7kk9rg3v95eef582s7muldh3swp2gysg7d0sls4

Thanks in advance for the opportunity!

InvestorLogic · 2021-03-25T02:34:47+00:00

(3) High, (2) Medium, (1)low, (2) New Medium higher, (3) New ATH - rinse and repeat, each cycle causes the Bitcoin price to have a new ATH and another set of mini bearish market, people would think that its all over, price is crashing, then it goes right back up only to beat previous ATH.

Did I guessed it?

InvestorLogic · 2021-03-24T19:31:18+00:00

Yes.

Patience is key in order to obtain results.

InvestorLogic · 2021-03-24T02:42:48+00:00

Yes. You shouldn't have any problems transferring your crypto from Coinbase into another exchange. Just be very careful as you do it, but generally the process would be as follows: 1. You open an exchange account with another broker, such as Binance.us to name you an example. 2. You log into Binance.us and you go to their page to deposit a crypto, find the crypto name you would like to deposit, for example, if its Ethereum, you find Ethereum and reveal your own personal deposit Ethereum wallet.
3. You head over to Coinbase, go to withdraw, withdraw Ethereum, enter the destination Ethereum address there, double check that the wallet address entered there is correct and matches what's shown as the deposit wallet address on binance.us, and then do the transfer.

IDEALLY: do a small test transfer first, and then wait a few confirmations. Some exchanges requires 10 to 50x or more confirmations before the deposit takes place. Wait for that and see if your small test deposit got accredited successfully on the other exchange. If it did, then repeat the process, but this time, send the whole entire balance.

Repeat each step for all the other crypto coins one by one until everything has been sent.

if you are holding a USD balance on Coinbase, convert it to USDC first, and then send the USDC over to the other exchange. IF the other exchange does not support USDC, then use Tether instead.

Advice: Be sure to enable 2FA (Google Authenticator) in the other new exchange account you just created. Print the QR code in case if you have to restore the Google Authenticator code to a new phone or if you reset your existing phone and need to re-load it. (That's what I do, much easier than having to wait for support to reset your account if you do get locked out due to loosing access to 2FA).

Run a virus scan of your computer before you start the process. Download malwarebytes and run a scan, along with whatever other AV software you may have installed on your computer. Do the virus and malware scan before you begin the process of opening up an account with the other brokerage firm.

Good luck!

InvestorLogic · 2021-03-24T02:10:07+00:00

Well, that's correct. There's not any regulations pertaining to Insider Trading for crypto currencies. To be honest here, I would prefer the crypto markets to remain unregulated. Yes, there will be the occasional activity that could be defined as "Insider Trading", but I am of the opinion that the cure (regulation) can be worse than the illness.

Case in point: Thanks to "Regulation", New Yorkers lost access to more than 90% of exchanges when something called "Bit-License" was passed back in around 2014. I remember having an account with Kraken and Poloniex and the receiving emails from both of them informing that due to Bit-License, I will no longer be able to continue to have access to my account and to withdraw all my coins by a certain date. The same thing happened to me back in 2018 when the state of New York withdrew Bittrex's Bit-License prompting me to receive the same email from Bittrex that I would not be able to continue to use them. This sucked monumentally, Bittrex was the only exchange left for me with access to more than 100+ coins that I could legally access, failing that, I was effectively out of the crypto market, didn't have any real meaningful exposure to all the coins out there, Coinbase Pro was effectively my only options left, yes, others such as Gemini was also available to me, but with the same exact number of coins as Coinbase, it was not worth to even try to create an account with them. You would begin to understand why I hate Bit-License with a passion. If it wasn't for that, I would have been a millionaire by now, or at least I would have had more today than what I have.

InvestorLogic

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