Get a hardware wallet or learn to use paper wallets
I have both. But I prefer to be active on the market.
You are one regulatory decision away from having all of your assets frozen at all times.
I invested a few thousand a when BTC was only ~$300. I have made a large amount of money from crypto and used it to acquire assets with real value. Losing anything on an exchange means nothing. It's all just numbers on a computer. Same with dollars. It's worthless until you turn it into something of real value. You can't do that when it's locked away in a wallet.
But I prefer to be active on the market.
And you've lost money because of it. If you had transferred to the exchange to sell when you needed fiat, and held from 300 to 16000 you would have 80x'd. Trading actively is how people lose. Keeping it on an exchange is also how people lose.
Trading actively is how people lose. Keeping it on an exchange is also how people lose.
Trading actively pays bills, so I can use my work earned dollars for whatever I want. Learn to short trade. Only uneducated/ignorant people lose more than they can afford.
And you've lost money because of it. If you had transferred to the exchange to sell when you needed fiat, and held from 300 to 16000 you would have 80x'd.
I held from 300 to 60,000 what are you talking about? I made a ton of money from bitcoin. And dodge coin too when it jumped.
You claim you only bought at 300 and sold at the very top 60,000?
You are a liar.
Actually, you are worse than a liar, because if people read your bullshit, they'll try to do the same thing and lose.
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