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Don't store your crypto in places you don't control.
Many of you are new in this space, so you may not be aware. Many exchanges (even reputable ones), have "outages" during times of volatility. If you're not in control of your crypto, then this can and will likely lead you to losing profits WHEN it happens.
As the old saying goes, "Not your keys, not your crypto.", is very true. I like Robinhood, though I've had a similar issue with them, with regards to Tesla stock, at a time of high volatility. I still like Robinhood, but not for crypto. For crypto, it's nice that they allow you to buy and sell crypto, but you don't hold the private keys, meaning "your" crypto is THEIR cypto.
So anyway, that's all I wanted to say. Hold your own crypto and don't be an "outage" victim. Stay safe, guys. Happy investing.
Don't store your crypto in places you don't control.
Many of you are new in this space, so you may not be aware. Many exchanges (even reputable ones), have "outages" during times of volatility. If you're not in control of your crypto, then this can and will likely lead you to losing profits WHEN it happens.
As the old saying goes, "Not your keys, not your crypto.", is very true. I like Robinhood, though I've had a similar issue with them, with regards to Tesla stock, at a time of high volatility. I still like Robinhood, but not for crypto. For crypto, it's nice that they allow you to buy and sell crypto, but you don't hold the private keys, meaning "your" crypto is THEIR cypto.
So anyway, that's all I wanted to say. Hold your own crypto and don't be an "outage" victim. Stay safe, guys. Happy investing.