Quote from: LoyceV on November 03, 2018, 02:43:13 PM

Quote from: luca1073 on October 30, 2018, 01:24:20 PM

My actual plan is to buy daily fractions of btc

How are you storing your Bitcoin?

If you add small amounts to your wallet each day, you should read Fees are low, use this opportunity to Consolidate your small inputs!. Not so long ago, when fees were high, I've seen people who literally had worthless Bitcoin dust, despite it being worth hundreds or thousands of dollars.
If you're keeping your coins at an exchange, you should get yourself a more secure storage method.

Quote from: luca1073 on October 30, 2018, 04:25:57 PM

As for the altcoins that is the reason why i haven't exchanged them into btc yet : i don't want to regret later...

It's virtually impossible to time the market. I regret not selling most of my alts, only a few went up long-term. I still hold on to them, and sell a small amount once it goes up to a price I like.

I had them in paper wallets now i have them in a ledger nano S

about the dust i have a few transactions of 30000-50000 satoshi that i got from faucets , the smallest being 10000 but they are not many now because i had passed them to the ledger nano s by sweeping a complete address(through electrum wallet used by me only for sweeping some time ago and sending everything to ledger nano) where most of my faucets proceeds were

i still claim from a few famous real paying faucets, feeling greedy for satoshi lol

when you talk about dust would you consider 0.01 BTC dust? i don't think so but I ask. i buy BTC from wirex(very good rates) through their app and keep them in their hot wallet until i reach 0.03 BTC and then i send the BTC to the ledger nano s. fees now are a minimum of 0.03 Euro to max 0.26 euro (thats what i have paid on wirex (blockchain fees, wirex doesn't charge anything they make money only in the exchange rate of bid/ask)