I want to invest in a few coins/tokens, is there an optimal way to purchase so that I don't have to pay withdrawal fee's on each different coin to get it into my ledger? submitted by /u/westernspy7 [link] [comments]
I currently hold some bitcoin in my nano ledger X and my friend is talking me into adding some Ethereum. Is the nano also a good wallet for it? Cheers submitted by /u/jcmiro [link] [comments]
Bought Rvn last night as a tribute to Odin the Allfather. No research, still have 0 clue what it does. Woke up saw it going up today. Odin's telling me I need to buy more. To the Moon, then…. Valhalla!!!! Honesty though, there's normally a "read this" at the top of coin reddits to stop…
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A senior executive with Nigeria’s central bank, Adamu Lamtek, has reportedly denied that his institution had placed restrictions on the use of cryptocurrencies. Instead, Lamtek, who is the deputy governor responsible for corporates services at the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), says his organisation’s directive only applies to the banking sector. Prohibition Only Applies to […]
Where Did "Bulls" and "Bears" Come From? While the terms are relatively simple to understand, the impact either a bull or bear market can have on your portfolio and wealth is undeniable. Both animals are known for their incredible and unpredictable strength, so the image that each evokes in regards to stock market volatility certainly…
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There's a lot of talk in the sub about how the cycle is going to end, and we should all get ready to be hurt again and bleed out all of this bull cycle's profits. Most of this talk is coming from the 2017-2018 hodlers. While I share some of these fears, I don't believe…
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We’ve all done it. We’ve let incredible opportunities pass us by because we were too busy, too tired, or simply not attentive enough to take them up. What we would give for a chance to turn back the clock to scoop up some of today’s biggest projects at an earlier stage in their development. The […]
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The upcoming Berlin update contains EIPs aimed at reducing transaction costs, but it may not provide a long-term solution.
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