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How much is the usual increase in trading?

Hi! My friend wants to trade using my money, and in return, he’ll just take a percentage of the total profit. I’m already somewhat open to investing in the stock market, but I wanted to ask—what’s the usual range of monthly returns people aim for whe...

by COINS NEWS - 1 month ago

Is keeping most of my freelance income in USDT a bad idea?

I’m a freelancer and receive most of my overseas income in USDT. I keep most of it in a hardware wallet instead of converting it to my local currency. The reason is that converting it creates a tax liability, while my local currency continues to lose...

More / Bitcoin Reddit - 1 month ago

Multi vendor question

So i have 2 keys from.same company and looking to do a 3-2 multisig. I wonder if I take the seed from one of them to another vendor later on make it more secure or should a new seed be created just for that vendor? Also thinking of generating a seed...

More / Bitcoin Reddit - 1 month ago

Improve Security of Hardware wallets

After the coldcard hack, I am Glad that I never had one, and the only Reasons where that I didn’t Like the Fact that they dont have a screen to check transactions and they where Not popular in Europe where I live. So Right now I am good with my cold...

More / Bitcoin Reddit - 1 month ago

Bitcoin: only the true believers survive

everyone loves Bitcoin when it’s going up. but when volatility hits, the real test begins. how long have you been in crypto, and what was the moment that almost made you quit? curious to hear what everyone’s been through. submitted by &#...

More / Bitcoin Reddit - 1 month ago

Bitcoin core wallet

Hello, I'm hoping someone can help me with an issue I'm having with my bitcoin core wallet. I have an offline laptop running ubuntu with core installed as the signing device. I also have another computer online running core and sparrow wallet...

by COINS NEWS - 1 month ago

Cool bot that visualizes TapeOut circuits on BSC

For anyone playing with (or curious about) TapeOut on BNB Chain: A ā€œtapeoutā€ is when you finish designing a digital circuit from NAND + LATCH transistors and permanently mint it on-chain as an ERC-721. The circuit becomes a real, callable piece...

More / Bitcoin Reddit - 1 month ago

AYUDA

hola! alguien me puede dar un poco de bitcoins? Quiero empezar a invertir! Gracias submitted by /u/Illustrious-Cream928 [link] [comments]