Quote from: Macoach on Today at 08:21:03 PM

Quote from: Mr.right85 on Today at 05:18:38 PM

From the much you’ve said, I could say you’ve got at least the basic knowledge about bitcoin or cryptocurrency for a while and that’s where it all starts. It might have taken you a bit of time to make that milestone but, you would agree with me that nothing good comes easy and should we be looking out for simplicity without some sophistication, we might end up having so many loopholes and this is finance!

I think bitcoin applications for most have come with a good enough simplicity for anyone with basic knowledge of cryptocurrency. It’s mainly a debit to credit (send/receive) operations.

Either your sending to a person or an exchange for various purposes. There is no sophistication in that.
When it Gomes to address verification, it’s a simple comparison before processing. No one requires you to have it offhand.

Busy!!!

Quote from: Macoach on Today at 04:19:08 PM

I don’t think a very busy person would want
to put themselves through the stress of
learning cryptocurrency, especially if you
would have to use it for your daily transactions once it seeks to gain widespread use.

Busy and need to know (learning) don’t go!
You can’t be too busy to learn and you somehow expect the system to adjust to fit your timing. The system is already leveraged for you to device your time to learn or invest without having an specification to period and if that’s not good enough, you could as well let it be and stick to fiat.

Anyone who sees the need and for the goods they could derive from an innovation will always find time to learn.

Tell that to a matured lady and hear her tell you do this for me a the time. As long as crypto aims for global or mass adoption it should be easy to learn expecially when competing with faits that we already know and use everday

you are correct that it should be easy.

But it is easy if you have a KYC with a real exchange
a hardware wallet.
and only deal with 3 coins BTC ,LTC ,DOGE

There are about 3 or 4 solid exchanges.
1) Do KYC put some cash in the account
2) Buy your coins of choice.

I only use 3 coins

BTC
LTC
DOGE

3) move them to your hardware wallet.

4) rinse repeat.

about
80% BTC
10% LTC
10% DOGE

now once you go to this site.

https://coinmarketcap.com

and see over 9000 coins you make it hard.

https://coinmarketcap.com/?page=91

https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/liquid-share/

coins number 9006 liquid-share

No one should even consider looking at that site until they have done the 4 numbers steps above for at least a year.

So instructions are

1) Do KYC put some cash in the exchange account (in my case coinbase)

2) Buy your coins of choice.

I only use 3 coins

BTC
LTC
DOGE

3) move them to your hardware wallet. I use a Trezor

4) rinse and repeat

3 conditions:

A) do not spend more eon this then you can afford.
B) after a year if you want you can expand to more coins
C) all POS coins are not proof of stake but really piece of shit