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Usually, banks own ATM machines except for those investing in off bank premises. As much as ATM are a big part of our banking system,  bitcoin ATM are not popular as portrayed.

You can only see ATM machine in country with wide acceptance of bitcoin. Now, these countries are not much so ATM machine will.probably be less than 100. For other countries where Crypto has been banned or limited, there's no ATM in those places
 It will be interesting to withdraw fiat or local currency from bitcoin ATM. Look forward to that experience.

As volatile as the crypto market is, I still believe in ETH. It's the best best after BTC and I hope that it will rise soonest. Though BTC dominates the crypto environment and most coins including ETH rides on BTC going high, it's still promising. 2018 were the best days of Eth - generally cyrpto. Eth got to over $1200+ then.

I believe ETH needs a breakaway so it can soar on its own. It's currently at it's high point this year after being low in January. A big pump is what it needs and with a new security team coming up, let's hope for the best.

I'm still surprised to see Titan coin on that list above XRP, ADA, BNB and the likes. It's not even in Tier 2 coins. Whatever may be the reason, I'll pick BNB, ADA over it any time. BTC, ETH, are of course domonating the market.  Not even sure of Tether bas it's a stable coin. So no profits whatsoever on that coin.

We can only invest in BTC, ETH and other good alts for investment and price gain. LINK and the Defi coins are good too. But Titan  iwth that low volume is a big NO.

Bitcoin has majorly been the major investment coin followed by Ethereum. Altcoins will always be altcoins and can never replace bitcoins as investments. They most times ride on BTC price highs. Most altcoins are paired against BTC on exchanges and that greatly determine their volume band interest. Bitcoin bans Ethereum are seen to be safe and reliable which shows why people invest in them more.

However, there are some useless altcoins developed by teams for the purpose of making money and dumping on investors. These type of altcoins copy Whitepapers word for word and at the end, investors are left with unexplainable losses .

I still have some tier one altcoins for the purpose of trading and getting profits not really investment

I agree with you on this. The number one reason for being scammed is greed. Little or no investment byet promising huge unexplainable returns should be a red flag but those looking for money by all means get scammed and fall for everything.

Scam thrives because there are greedy persons. Same with email and crypto scams. In fact some offers have scam written ball over them but because of greed, it's overlooked.

Yes. We do need stable coins. The crypto market is crazily volatile and as such, stable coins are needed to protect investment when there's a fall on the exchanges. When investors dump and you're uninformed, you'll end up with loses.

I believe they are a response to bitcoins volatility and it's this easy to exchange to usdt or BUSD depending on which exchange byou trade with. However, the stable coins are becoming much and you're almost undecided on which to have. It's major advantage is that you get the dollar value no matter drop or dump.

I agree completely with you. Never keep funds on exchange. Binance got dealt with and other smaller exchanges before it. For those who lost during those hacks, they may not have recovered fully. No matter what the promise is, your wallet is still the safest.

Apart from. Doing analysis of coins to invest in, I will advise you get a good wallet and store your private keys offline. Anything apart from that makes you prone to hacks and theft.

Don't be caught in between. No one wants to loose to hackers.

There are various coins that are good investment. It only needs proper research and findings before one could conclude which will moon.
Generally, eth and BTC are favourites and still remain so.  However some altcoins are still good.

Of recent, trust wallet token got listed and got a few gains with good volume. I bought some and waiting for dip to buy more again. Same with ZIL too.

Personally, I don't like xrp so I don't really buy it. I'll prefer Binance coin - BNB as it gained over the past weekend. Most altcoins are in green as a result of bitcoins moving up. So your research band stick with what works.

A lot of things could result into wallet being hacked. for a wallet hacked, there's little or nothing you can do. It's usually better to prevent a hack than to find a way to get it back. for a new wallet, ensure you use a very strong password and if possible use a 2 factor authenticator. 

never keep your private keys online or share it. be conscious of downloading suspicious content. avoid doing fake giveaways and don't give your details out. I once had an experience with this and since then, I've been careful about my wallet details. Heard coinomi wallet is one of the strongest out there as it has its own keypad.

That kid must be extraordinary intelligent. i agree completely that Bitcoins will get more publicity from the news about the hack. Again, it also shows the vulnerability of these platforms and the fact that they can be hacked at any time.

the onus is on crypto traders and investors to guide their wallet details to avoid being hacked. No matter the security of this websites, hackers are always on the lookout for flaws and loose-ends. According to federal agents, Sheppard was found out partly because he used a personal driver’s license to verify himself with the Binance and Coinbase cryptocurrency exchanges, and his accounts were found to have sent and received some of the scammed bitcoin.  the bolded were exactly what gave him away.

whichever way, lets be carefull with our online accounts
 

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You seem very myopic with your analysis, you obviously know little or nothing about crime. Do you know that people rob stores were they are obvious CCTV cameras? So these things happen out of impulse, and greed.

Greed push a harker to steal Bitcoin, and if he succed , the same greed will push him to take it all. Imagine wasting time and resources to hack only to cart away with just a few token.

 I am not sure if a harker identity is exposed if he steals huge token, we all know Bitcoin is decentralized and anonymous, so the hackers identity is completely safe.