Bitcoins/Litecoins/Virtual Currencies
- Thread starter Tripamang
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I was on crypto.com when I saw it break the 100k mark. Not sure how long it stayed there, though.
Crisco
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Sorry if it has been explained but I read a few pages back along with the first page to no avail.
Wanting to maybe throw a few bucks into crypto and figured here i would get honest answers over random website.
Is a wallet specific to 1 type (bitcoin, doge, etc) or is it per website like coinbase?
How hard is it to actually liquify said funds if i want to cash out any amount?
I figure easiest way to learn is to jump in head first with a few grand i won't miss if I lose it all but really don't have a starting point.
Wanting to maybe throw a few bucks into crypto and figured here i would get honest answers over random website.
Is a wallet specific to 1 type (bitcoin, doge, etc) or is it per website like coinbase?
How hard is it to actually liquify said funds if i want to cash out any amount?
I figure easiest way to learn is to jump in head first with a few grand i won't miss if I lose it all but really don't have a starting point.
General Antony
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Just buy a bitcoin ETF (e.g. BITB) and don't fuck around with self custody.
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Flobee
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Wallets are per 'coin'. If you're buying Bitcoin you should consider taking the time to learn how to self custody. If you're buying anything else don't bother, its only use is trading it back for USD if you're lucky and it goes up. Everything trades 24/7 and incredibly liquid. Bitcoin is always liquid,
coins are generally liquid during a bull run, which we're in. Seriously though, stick to Bitcoin, the rest is a scam. If search worked I would just point you back to the dozens of times I've talked about this in this thread.
TJT
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