Quote from: Sim_card on April 29, 2024, 02:28:57 PM

So the best is to restrict users from US to avoid their problems.

That's what those wallet's owners have thought and that's the reason why they stopped allowing US users to use their wallets. I know they had to take such action to protect themselves from the sanctions of the US government, but such aggressively disallowing users of a country to protect themselves wasn't the best move I guess.

When the US government has given a statement like that, it is best for those who have assets in Phoenix wallets to immediately move their assets to other wallets. As we know there are still many wallets that could be used as a solution to this problem, the Electrum Wallet might be worth considering.

Quote from: Master107 on March 09, 2021, 05:43:34 PM

We all know how potential Ethereum. We all know it is the rank #2 in cryptocurrency market place.
Maybe you are eying for higher price and aiming for much bigger profit. Also possible that some of us here have a different point of view why they hold Ethereum.

You can share your opinion/reason why hold Ethereum?

Bitcoin is currently the number one cryptocurrency followed by Ethereum coin. And this Ethereum platform has the most investors, one of the trusted coins among the Altcoins. It is definitely possible to get more benefits if it is held for a long period of time, because of the huge ups and downs in price and the investors have a lot of faith in it. The most trusted altcoin platform is the Ethereum platform, its current price is up to $3433, and it touched up to $4000 before the halving took place. I think holding Ethereum coins will definitely reap the most benefits.

Exactly, so far the price of Ethereum has indeed touched $4000 again but Ethereum was unable to do that. Based on data on coinmarketcap the highest Ethereum price was at $4632 and that happened in 2021. Bitcoin has touched a new ATH but Ethereum is the second king of all cryptocurrency coins in circulation have not been able to touch the new aTH.

The bitcoin technology is in our hands, we have the right  of making decision on how we want to have its impact on our lives, if we go by in the continuation for its adoption, then its going to be sustainable for us to use, but when people are not supporting the use of the technology and there is no increasing rate of adoption over the coin, then it may not be as that easy for us to see it getting to the right peak it could have attained if there were more bids for adoption, so we determine the future and how it stays to remain relevant through our adoption.

Bitcoin give us transparence when making transaction and have feature how faster sending with lower fees around the world then depend on the user will adopt bitcoin as legal currency transaction or not. Not easy some country acceptable for using bitcoin or adopt as legal currency transaction because avoid with the fiat impact in the future will decreasing by how popular bitcoin have function not only as digital transaction only but also could be investment assets for the future.
So bitcoin future I think depend on government each country regulation, they want adopt it as legal payment transaction and avoid with dollar as digital payment competitor or not.

Quote from: T@M👩 💻 on August 11, 2022, 10:50:45 AM

Will Eth get to 3k this month?

an old question but worth answering , but isnt better to ask now that if we will be reaching 5k in the next month?
from almost 5k 4,891$ is the ATH of ethereum and now stays at 3k , its best if we will look into that level and not just that old post question .

If there is good news from the SEC stating that it accepts the Ethereum ETF then there is a possibility that the price of Ethereum will rise to $5k, but if there is no then the price of Ethereum will stabilize at the current price and will tend to fall depending on market conditions.

Quote from: joniboini on April 29, 2024, 05:01:25 PM

Quote from: yhiaali3 on April 29, 2024, 06:23:56 AM

Is there a problem when transferring directly to these exchanges or is it better to send to a Non-custodial wallet first?

Are you planning to use coinjoin after that? I don't think sending to a non-custodial wallet and then exchanging directly is going to solve the issue of exchanges identifying where your money comes from. I remember reading that some exchanges track the previous 5 transactions or so to decide whether the transaction is directly connected to a malicious transaction or not. CMIIW.

Yes, large exchanges have the ability to track such transactions, but I do not expect that they do this except for large transactions because tracking all transactions costs a lot of money.

In any case, I prefer to follow the advice of Coinomize.biz

Quote from: Coinomize.biz on April 29, 2024, 08:27:30 AM

If you want 100% security, choose our Exchanger funds, with which you can deposit to any wallet.

Then finally, for more security, I can transfer the funds to a new wallet using Coinjoin.

That is correct yes. Almost all transactions are checked for AML by exchanges.
In general, it is always better to use an offline wallet as a payout wallet.
With our Exchanger Funds there is no connection to mixers etc., so you can also withdraw directly to exchanges.