Very helpful, thank you!

Thanks, I'll check them out.

Is this actually viable for profit? I have heard mining for Monero is easier but have been hesitant to try it.

Very helpful, thank you.

This is all so helpful. So glad I found this forum!

Great work, thank you!

This is helpful for me too, thanks!

I'll add those to the list, thanks!

Thanks for this. I'll check them out 

Hi wvizmanos. What do you mean when you say local group into ICO's? Thanks in advance! Dave the newbie 

I too am very new to the crypto arena but have been slowly building on my crypto holdings. It may have been a little premature for the amount I hold, but the first thing I did was purchase a cold storage wallet (Ledger Nano S). Some may argue the $100 was overkill for the amount I held at the time (and currently hold), but I honestly feel it's a great 'up front' investment for the peace of mind. I plan to continue building my crypto holdings and as I do, I'll continue to move them offline to my Ledger. I hope this helps 

Very, very helpful, thank you!

Just installed it and bookmarked the MEW web page. Thanks for the tip!

Thanks for the heads up 

Thank you for this! I will be checking in on it. I'm very new to the crypto world and ALMOST fell for providing my private key not so long ago. They can be quite convincing...

My Facebook account was blocked after just 1 crypto share. Bummed.

Pretty obvious it's all going on right now. Every time I look at GDAX it's either up by 100 then plateau, or down by 100 and the same. Repeat.

That's very helpful, thank you.

A great piece of advice I was given when purchasing my Ledger Nano S is to only purchase it directly from the manufacturer. It cost a little more, but I definitely have peace of mind it hasn't been tampered with. If you decide to purchase a Ledger Nano S and not from the manufacturer, make sure you reset the device and create a new seed!

I do the same and also use MEW for tokens. Hopefully I will be using a new EOS wallet soon too!