No idea what you mean, but I want to make sure you didn't take it as a criticism or as me trying to give you a lesson.
I don't know when it's the right time, so far from it to try to teach you anything :)
Several times, yes.
And reinvested all the time, but with that cashout I could have gone to the grocery store and buy bread and milk with my Credit Card, if that's what you mean.
I have the feeling you are one of these users that believes crypto is a scam and will bring us all under a bridge...
It won’t double it either, it won’t make 12x in 12 months and institutions won’t invest in it.
That said, will you continue dissecting the details of two incomparable things or will you start to see the message behind the story?
Yes, couple of times I read it somewhere but I didn't pay too much attention, thanks for the heads-up.
Let me return the favour with a story.
When I was a teenager, a friend got a motor scooter as a 18 y/o present from his parents, like us all.
He was so obsessed by someone stealing it, so...
My strong hands may depend on the fact I did an unexpected profit entering in crypto at the right time (by chance, no idea what I was doing, apart reading few info here and there) but I am more likely to sell my mother than BTC.
OP, no offense, but does this really make sense?
You picked all the “serious” coins after a bull, plus the only shitcoins that weren’t rugpulled or collapsed.
I believe in cryptocurrency it’s hard not to make a x5 at least when you invest during a Bull.
The trick is finding the right time to...
Last year, when I was not new to crypto but surely new in crypto investments, I decided to put 5k into some coins, BTC included.
I was lucky enough to jump (by pure chance) on a bull run and these 5k turned into 20k in a year with no effort.
When I reckoned, I felt very stupid.
While it was...
Doesn’t this sound like a money laundering exercise?
I want to transfer some “dirty” crypto wallet to a clean one by confiscation.
I do own the private key of both.
I make it look like a legit operation vs the bad guys, so appearance is safe and I even get more consensus by the population that...
In 16+ years working with NIST approved hardware devices I have NEVER EVER heard of NIST forcing to use a specific p and Q.
Never.
FIPS approved crypto devices exist since 20 years that, among other things like protecting keys and running application code within a security boundary, also make...
More often than not, crystal ball comments come from idiots.
In this case you are the target of the comments a clever and knowledgeable guy.
If I were you I would not only be proud, but I would make sure I squeeze all the juice I can from these.
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