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Quote from: rizqillah on April 22, 2024, 11:23:33 AM

Yes, old coins that have no potential and popularity will slowly die, but old coins that have been in the top 20 coins are still around today. We can invest in old coins, if we want bigger profits we can invest in new coins, but we know the risk of new coins is greater

Take note of top 20 coins on coinmarketcap/coingecko but not all of them are good like meme tokens like Shiba inu its just hype right now but it is not a good investment for the long term it can die in the future because it does not actually have any use unless developers develop a project that can use these token that can burn tokens once you use this token on that project.

There are many coins in the market and many of the coin markets are very old but not all coins can be trusted. Those of us who are involved in crypto currency must have enough knowledge about the correct and old coins in the market.  Coins that have been in the market for a long time as well as coins that are full of potential and coins that can be relied on are old coins but we can keep a list of choices for investment. There are some coins that are seat coins but have been in the market for a long time, I would not put those coins in the list of investment preferences because these coins are not reliable at all. Not only must it be old but also must be reliable then the coin will be right for investment.

It's best to choose the top 10 coins, the majority of which are old and reliable coins. because the rank proves they are in the top position. There are also investors who invest with new coins because they want faster profits. I think everyone has their own considerations

Quote from: Metha Wulandarin on April 25, 2024, 04:58:26 AM

I started staking Solana although not up to 1SOL but for me this is not bad at least there is a little income, later if Solana experiences another decline I have plans to increase it again

In my opinion, staking Solana when the price is high is not a good thing, but when you are trapped at a high price and the Solana price has fallen very deeply then the staking method is better and safer because it will still give you interest on the capital you use.

Quote from: Smartprofit on April 25, 2024, 03:04:40 PM

В некоторых случаях комиссия вообще не указывается, делается оговорка, что получаемая сумма является приблизительной. Я с таким, как раз вчера столкнулся, но в общем-то, с комиссией вышло как раз неплохо.

Так довольно часто пишут, но я всегда стараюсь самостоятельно посчитать более точную цифру. Потому что у меня были случаи, когда я с комиссиями попадала в неприятные ситуации, где половина выводимой суммы уходила на оплату комиссий. Конечно, это было в самом начале моего криптопути, когда я еще не знала ничего, кроме биткоина. Но это стало хорошим уроком на будущее.

Just when you thought the fallout from Samourai Wallet's demise couldn't get any worse, here we are again with news from last night that apparently, Phoenix Wallet is planning to cut off all their US app users.



Phoenix Wallet is not just a Bitcoin Wallet, it is also a Lightning Wallet, and that is a big problem since Phoenix Wallet opens the channels for you, which also means that those channels are soon going to be cut (or in Lightning Network jargon "closed").