I guess he know those things but just trying to get the idea of people to get some info about what better exchange to use aside from what he know.

But actually he can directly go here https://coinmarketcap.com/rankings/exchanges/ to know what is the top exchange operating in this space.

Also maybe there's local exchange running in their country and I think that is more convenient to use especially if he is the type of crypto user which regularly cash out his earnings.

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I was not sure where to post this so here goes.
I am looking for an exchange that offers leverage.. I am in the UK, and sadly it seems this dystopian government have stopped all leveraged trading.
I am looking for an exchange that will let me use leverage, 5x, 8x etc...
Ideally that will accept GBP deposits to save me messing around with swapping in GBP to USDT and then wallet transfers.
Any good suggestions?

Would be great to have a list of all solo pools.

• https://solo.ckpool.org - 2% fee
• https://solo.braiins.com - 0.5% fee

Please add more.

Bitcoin's market price has suddenly dropped from a high of $123k to $118k. I don't think it's time to panic completely, but it's time to be cautious and patient.
Some in-depth economic or technical analysis, self-control and a risk-taking mindset, and confidence in long-term goals are the most effective steps to take during this price fluctuation.

Do you have a long-term plan in Bitcoin during these volatile times?

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Hi everyone, I’m new to Bitcoin and looking for reliable resources to learn from scratch. I’ve heard about Mastering Bitcoin and Andreas Antonopoulos’ videos. What other books, websites, or videos would you recommend for beginners? Thanks in advance

I've found some where I can be paid in POL, but they took too long until reaching minimum threshold to cashout.

I'm looking for instant payments, where I can claim directly to my wallet or microwallet. Also, I don't want to link any social media accounts in order to be able to use the faucet. The simplest the better.

Are there any available around? Thanks.

I can't name them for you, but let me share platforms where you can find the appropriate exchanges you are looking for. The higher the ratings, the better. And also you will be able to check out if they require KYC verification or not and different reviews online.

1. https://kycnot.me/
2. https://bitlist.co/exchanges
3. https://bitmixlist.org/#exchanges

Poor people and rich people view the economy differently. Some rich people may think that Oh, our country's economy isn't bad. We are living very comfortably. But then a question started nagging at me.

Is it possible that the rich don't realize how bad their country's economy is? If you want to understand the economy, you have to look at the bigger picture. But if the rich are only looking at themselves and the other rich people around them, it is easy to live in a bubble and not see how most of the citizens in their country are poor. I actually found an article from a few days ago discussing about "Money dysmorphia" by the New York Times. Basically, what was written was that due to how social media is used nowadays.... People may feel poorer than they actually are. In short, they do not realize how rich they are because they think there is always someone richer than them.

The article tackled more about societal pressure and this being the cause of anxiety and depression among youngsters but for me, I think it still applies even with middle aged people. Sometimes you will meet a man, well along his 30s or 40s, and will say something so dense and out of touch. Can you really discuss economy with someone who is extremely rich? Will their perception of the economy be objective or twisted?

Here's the article if anyone wants to read.