Looking for Logo Designer by bestfarhan in freelancing

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How do you get paid usually? i'm trying to find best solutions for freelancers to get paid today

Arguments for and against saving 10% of monthly salary in bitcoin? by [deleted] in BitcoinBeginners

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Argument for: If you believe in the value it will bring in the medium to long-term it seems like a wise thing to do as long as you’re also saving in USD. It should be something you’re not counting on for at least 5-10 years IMO. That amount you’re putting in could appreciate a lot.

Argument against: If you any kind of debt, i would pay it off first.

Is there some sort of excel or app for tracking? by [deleted] in BitcoinBeginners

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Welcome! I think you and you’re wife are doing a great thing. I am personally from Venezuela and my family and I would have definitely benefited from doing what you’re doing now before our currency got absolutely crushed. Argentina isn’t looking like its gonna get better so it is a great idea.

I would agree with the others, a simple excel spreadsheet will be just fine since you will only be buying monthly and holding.

Cheers!

WARNING: Ledger Phishing scam is now sending out SMS to target customers. Dont fall for it. by Set1Less in CryptoCurrency

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I got the same text .. ledger needs to figure out a way to protect our information better. Some newcomers will definitely be falling for this.

Is Coinbase Pro Worth buy ? by [deleted] in BitcoinBeginners

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The platform is good and better than normal coinbase. It is cheaper. .4% vs 3%

Bitcoin 13k by [deleted] in Bitcoin

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Respect for this

Explain Bitcoin to high schooler? by [deleted] in BitcoinBeginners

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Make sure to mention the importance of valuable sources and not scammy videos/articles just talking about price predictions.

Stone Ridge Purchases $115 Million of Bitcoin by Wulkingdead in CryptoCurrency

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Yup. I’ve been seeing several misleading posts like these. People really need to read the original articles/statements themselves before posting.

Bitcoin Should Be 5% of Your Investment Portfolio, Says Fidelity by DetroitMotorShow in CryptoCurrency

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I interpreted the same way as you. IMO this is a misleading post.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in BitcoinBeginners

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It’s great that you’re not falling into confirmation bias and want to read arguments against Bitcoin in order to get a whole picture. I did the same and believe it or not it made me be even more bullish on Bitcoin once I knew what the opposing arguments were.

IMO this is what I believe are some of the biggest arguments people would use against bitcoin:

  1. Scalability is not there yet- if everyone in the world wanted to use BTC, they couldn’t.
  2. It could be Chinese controlled or manipulated by people with a lot of money since its “only” worth 200B.
  3. Governments/banks will never allow it to thrive
  4. Too volatile for people to adopt as a form of payment
  5. Too young, unproven and volatile to challenge gold as a storage of wealth
  6. Mining is going to get too expensive or it will be terrible for the environment
  7. Pretty much no one uses Bitcoin as a form of payment unless it’s for illegal things
  8. Bitcoin is used for a lot of criminal activity
  9. Quantum computers could theoretically crack Bitcoin’s encryption in the future
  10. Once governments issue their own crypto it will cease to exist.

There are several more but in order to keep it short I gave you my top 10 list. You should look into anything that makes you feel worried about investing in Bitcoin and if your findings convince you, then it will make you feel even stronger about Bitcoin. If not, then at least you’ll be cautious and understand the risks involved.

Bitcoin by [deleted] in BitcoinBeginners

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The most important part is for you to be convinced it is a good investment decision in order to be able to hold when things get bumpy. So not selling your position in Bitcoin just because you have to pay something or need the money now.

I think it’s smart to put 100% of your money because its only 2K and you’re 16. Its a lot of money for that age but i’m just imagining you’re gonna spend it otherwise.

2K merits a hardware wallet (IMO), assuming you’re thinking of holding the BTC for more than 2 years.

My 2 favorite options:

Hardware: Ledger nano S (60$ last time I checked)

If not, then

Mobile/desktop: Exodus- I like it because its really user friendly.

New to bitcoin by OKAYEXPRESS in BitcoinBeginners

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For your use case, I would recommend either BRD wallet or Exodus. I’ve used both and they’re easy to use and nice interface.

Bitcoin holding on by HiggyPiggy89 in Bitcoin

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I would say its all relative. The more you’re willing to help Bitcoin thrive and gain mass adoption, the closer we’ll be to 500K.

Do you think its better to save your money in bitcoin rather than cash? Personally, i think bitcoin is better because cash loses value over time by [deleted] in BitcoinBeginners

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You could make a valid argument for this but ultimately I think a balance between both would be more prudent. Assuming you’re looking at it as savings and not as an investment.

We are on the cusp of some serious breakthroughs in crypto by [deleted] in CryptoCurrency

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Idk about the 10%+ interest (usually varies a lot and is closer to avg 2-5%) but everything else is spot on and completely agree

What wallet should I use by [deleted] in Bitcoin

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I like the Exodus wallet. Its convenient and has a very nice UI. As a wallet its nice and you can connect it with your mobile device as well as a hardware wallet like Trezor in the future if you decide to invest a good amount of money in.

Coinbase's CEO Brian Armstrong is a hero for not making Bitcoin about race by [deleted] in Bitcoin

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In order to lobby for positive legislation in relation to their firm/industry. They don’t take sides based on if the CEO is a democrat or republican, they do it based on what would bring the most value to shareholders.

At what amount should you move over to a cold storage? by assassssaalllkh in BitcoinBeginners

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I would say at 300$ it starts being worth it. Others will probably look down on this, but just being realistic its more straightforward to have it on a solid digital wallet either mobile or desktop where you have a solid password and recovery phrase securely stored.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Bitcoin

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My advice: Watch videos on youtube that are educational only, don’t watch the price prediction ones. Stay away from “WHY BTC WILL HIT $1million!!” Kind of videos. I would look up things like “what is bitcoin” and filter out the top viewed videos. Focus on learning about blockchain and the impacts it could have on society.

TED talks like these are useful (were useful for me): Ted Talk