Hello! A friend of mine invested quited a bit into CPH, because it might be the FED might use it as digital instant payment service:



Now we all know how creative people become in the crypto space, when its about getting other peopls money. Could all be made out of hot air. What do you guys think? Has anyone on here done some research on this project?

reuters is full of shit. they love to spread FUD and just like most other newspapers, most of it is often made up or very one sided

alright, could be that the source of this article is just trash. regarding this article its not true: https://cryptoslate.com/binance-denies-us-doj-looking-to-prosecute-the-exchange/

In regard to this article: https://coingeek.com/binance-to-us-authorities-prosecute-us-and-crypto-will-collapse/

Could binance collapse if they get prosecuted? With the collapse of FTX these things became more much imaginable, then again this could all be just FUD as we've seen it many many times before.
Once again the crypto market is on the brink of another apocalypse.   If it wasnt for this possibility I would never want to sell my coins at this point as I pretty much think the bottom could be in. I saw so many bad news over the course of years and this could easily just be 99% FUD again but if it isnt my crypto money will probably be 99% worthless in case of this event happening so I do give it some thought. What do you think will happen? Do you think about selling your coins? Also what would happen with stable coins, would they still hold any value if this happened?

you're talking about a risk, could you elaborate? Whats the downside to staking coins? I mean I'm using a nano ledger device, there shouldnt be any risk in doing this, or? I do realize that it takes some time to unbound staked coins but I'm planing to hodl for at least a year or so, so there shouldnt be any risks, right?

thanks. why do you guys think staking isnt profitable? I guess because you cant sell whenever you want? I do intend to hold the coins for longer

I put some ETH, ETC, LINK, DOT, BNB and MATIC on my ledger. Is there a way to generate a passive income for these if I keep them on my ledger?

I put 90% of my money into solid projects and I dont intend to change that. However as the crypto market is an evolving space, its only plausible that eventually new coins with a better tech will show up and will eventually replace older more established coins. Why not look out for those? I know noone has a crystal ball and its hard to spot these early on but for those who are familiar with cryptos and their tech it could be easier to find good projects worthy to invest in and if thats the case I'm sure the investment yields profit. Of course with the hundreds or thousands of new projects launching, most of them will go nowhere and if I were to invest my money into these blindly I'd sure lose and in that regard it would be a pure gamble.

How do you guys think about XPR / Proton ?

it feels like it because thats what it is lol and I'm not making it a secret. I think the entire crypto space is a gamble, just that the coins mentioned aboved, are less of a high risk investment. I'm looking to invest 5-10% of my capital into new projects with low market cap that could possibly go a 100x or higher. If the idea behind it is good, if it has a good team and the project looks promising then I'm willing to take a risk - why not?

thanks for all the infos! sounds like its not worth it anymore to get into ICOs

Hello!I guess we all know its more reasonable to invest money into stable projects like BTC/ETH/SOL/ATOM/MATIC/DOT ect, but this isnt what this thread is about.
So if you were to gamble with a certain smaller percentage of your capital, which yet small and unknown projects would you invest into and why?

Hello! Is it still worth to invest into ICOs? If so, how do I find the good ones? Any recommendations here ?

okay, gut, danke. Die Seite ist ledger.com, richtig? Ich frag nur, nicht dass ich ne phising Seite erwische 

@cygan: will lieber nichts exotisches

@doubleU: thx. Bedeutet das auch, dass Amazon keine gute Bezugsquelle ist?

Kann man eigentlich hardware wallets auch irgendwie im Shop wie zB Mediamarkt kaufen? Habe da bisher nichts gefunden, ist doch komisch...

Moin! Habe mal die letzten Seiten überflogen. So wie es aussieht, ist es ja keine  gute Idee mehr, den Nano S zu kaufen, oder? Ich will da nicht nur BTC drauf lagern, sondern auch paar andere coins. Zu welchem Wallet würdet ihr denn raten? Womit seid ihr sehr zufrieden?

danke für die Infos!

cool, danke! Lese es mir morgen mal durch. Hardware wallets haben dann wohl leider alle eine statische Adresse, oder?

Hey! Sorry, ich habe keine Lösung für dein Problem, würde nur gerne wissen, was der Sinn ist? Kann man damit die Adresse verschleiern oder wieso macht man das? Also, dass man von einem Exchange es auf so einem Mixer als Zwischenstation parkt und von dort aus zu seinem eigentlichen Ziel schickt, welches dann anonym bleibt?

Tradet noch jemand auf KuCoin? WIe sieht es da aus mit KYC?

Hallo! Was wäre denn ein gutes Ledger Wallet? Kann man hier etwas verkehrt machen, wenn man eines kauft?

Über Ledger Live lassen sich Coins auch über das Leger traden, ist das richtig? Fallen hierfür Gebühren an? Ist Ledger Live vergleichbar mit einem Exchange wie Binance, oder wie kann
man sich das vorstellen? Der Ledger selbst ist ja anonym. Lassen sich dann die Coins anonym handeln oder was passiert hier? Danke für jegliche Tipps!