Exactly! Business is good, but it keeps me completely tied up, leaving little time for forums and social media. Yup, consistency is key, and I’m committed to sticking with it. As long as security is concerned, I’ve been using Ledger since 2017, and it remains my go-to choice for storing accumulated sats. Let’s see how far this journey takes me.

I remember you from when I was active here!
Well, CEXes charge around 0.1%-0.2% as taker fees, and transferring accumulated BTC costs about $9-$10 on major platforms. I’ll definitely be DCAing for over a year, which is why I’ve been looking for reliable options. While CEXes seem like a favorable choice, the issue is that I can’t withdraw small accumulations to a hardware wallet as I will end up with non-spendable UTXOs. The main reason for starting this thread was to gather insights from fellow Bitcoiners and explore dependable alternatives.

See, I’ve been a dedicated $ETH holder for quite a while now, and honestly, if you compare its performance with BTC, holding ETH hasn’t been the best decision. As for Bitcoin, everyone gets it at the price they deserve—maybe $100k is what I’ve earned!

You’ve got plenty to learn

Hello, fellow Bitcoiners,

Encouraged by some friends, I’ve been thinking about starting a DCA (Dollar Cost Averaging) strategy into Bitcoin, but I haven’t been able to get started yet. What would be the easiest platform with low fees to use? Automatic purchases aren’t a necessity since I’m fine with buying manually, but having that option would be a bonus.

Looking forward to your suggestions!

+1.
For example, Benchmark Protocol is there and their pegging idea looks/works solid. What is that factor you think people will attract from?

Yeah I know these guys from very starting in 2017. They promoting scam ICOs mostly. I have worked on more than 10 bounties of these guys. Rarely i got payment. They should need to be banned from bitcointalk.

With the fund they rise, they may launch their own exchange. Besides, they have a large user base who will be there to, at least, test their exchange upon launch.

My very first transaction was on Exodus and I love using the wallet. After a long time, I updated it and saw that it is holding a public offering. Here is the official statement:

Investors will have to pass KYC through Securitize to be able to invest in its share quoted $25 per unit (estimate). I posted this thread to know about some uncleared questions.

• The company's revenue is from exchange spreads so will they be able to pay a certain percentage of their income to shareholders?
• If yes to the above question, how will it be paid?
• What is the company's revenue at the moment?
• What is the total volume of issued shares and how much of them will be reserved for the company.

Has anyone gone through their KYC? Will you actually try this, on what basis?

Well, I have looked into it and I found it interesting as well. Projects like Benchmark are a little bit difficult to understand from an investment point of view. An ordinary investor will certainly face difficulties in understanding the concept. So, what I can suggest to the team is to create a motion graphic explainer video and explain with a real example.

Coming to the point, IMF seems quite old and well-established. I actually like the concept of SDR. The main reason behind adoring DSR will be backed with the world's top currencies which will absolutely vanish the volatility. Yes, stable coins indeed do that as well but how are they backed? For example, if we take USDT from a pegging perspective, investors will have to think about the following points:

• 20B circulation with nothing backed
• No proof of funds either
• Banking partner on the Bahamas
• Lawsuits are pending
• No physical operation location
• Without any regulation
• Prints n x USDT like feds

Check this thread entirely: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5301025.0

So, similar to XRP, if SEC starts investigating Tether, the situation to projects pegged to USDT will face high intensive price volatility. So, I think pegging to  SDR concept makes difference in terms of the long-term value of any project.

What are the advantages? This seems a scam as Payoneer guys can ban your account on even suspicious logins. Had one experience and will advise staying away from this.

Marketing expert with scamming history? Nice!

Diem (Libra) = centralized blockchain-based coin on steroid. That can be the shortest definition if you can ask me.

What do you mean by new? New exchanges anyway can't just airdrop their natively launched tokens and even if they do, how do you think it will jump to some value when it is new - not having any volume? Now if they are not new, they will be most probably have some volume and exchanges with volumes won't be doing scam for years/months.

The list that zasad@ has provided is good and any newbie can try a few trades for the hope of airdrop because a few dollars trade won't matter otherwise, that newbie won't be performing that trade in the first place.

Why do you guys even interested in projects like this? This is not 2017 anymore. People who need to ask others whether a project they are willing to invest in is a scam or not doesn't deserve the crypto, in my honest opinion.

That's true. ICOs were a lot better. All you need to be careful about is not getting scammed.

It is true indeed to some extent but debts are not entirely bad. They give an opportunity to have something you can ever dream of. For example, a middle-class guy who has lived on rent with his family till he gets the job will obviously dream of buying a house for parents (including himself) before they pass away. Well, the job can't do that but a debt can. So, ultimately, you will have to sacrifice something if you want to get happiness.

People say money is not happiness but if we look at a broad term, it indeed is!

Isn't tether is doing something like this? They haven't backed 1 tether to one entire USD. If they have, where is the proof? If situation comes to what you have quoted, it will go out of hand.

I can imagine the joy that people with 1 full BTC will share once the market cap hits $1T. Accumulate at least a full BTC is the best advice one can ever take even if s/he can accomplish this goal within next 2 years.

You could have mined a lot of BTC entirely on CPU power back in 2010. Did you do it? Have you become an idiot now?
People buying BTC at $27k have just come to know about Bitcoin and they will have a look at the historical price of Bitcoin. So, according to one proverb - "It's morning whenever you wake up", they are not idiots. In fact, they did something amazing today. Just because the time is wrong, it doesn't hold true to judge someone as an idiot.