Hursty Oh the banking sector is cunts-a-go-go, no doubt, but I was just wondering if anywhere had become a proper s-werve in recent weeks when it came to purchases and transfers etc.
Have a small amount on investable cash at the moment and struggling to decide where to put it: crypto / shares / under the bed///…
Amps Apart from Binance having to comply with some findings by the FCA which they have done, nothing else much going wrong. Coinbase are about as reputable as any exchange, but not sure on their fees.
Investing in crypto is always a dilemma, do you believe Bitcoin is No1 and will be always, only ever 21 million so the price will go up regardless as it has done in the last decade, or do you favour the next generation layer 1 chains which do not rely on mining? Layer 1s like Atom, Sol and Cardano are all solid investments to be fair.
As for Layer 2, take you pick, loads of great projects out there destined to be huge
Having been completely compromised by Binance during my only foray into the world of Crypto, I would suggest going with a different platform
LOL, MORANS.
This is the issue with crypto, the on-ramps are painful and not easily understandable, but to be fair, so its Trading212.
Revolut and Paypal are making it easier, but the issue is, you don’t technically own the asset, so it has inherent risk as you cannot transfer to a personal wallet for safe keeping.
When I go back in I am going to ensure I understand it all a bit more. Not for now
‘Cryptoassets’ by Chris Burniske and Jack Tatar is an excellent read and a great intro to all things crypto
Nice one Wally - will take a look
Those of you holding ADA and have it staked.
Are you just leaving it staked for long periods without claiming your rewards or claiming the reward then re-staking?
Where are people staking their coins? Any recommendations?
Hoping to Christ that’s a fake AITA.
Worth a read and a follow - this ‘rookie’ is the director of global macro economics at Fidelity
People on the Cardano forum on reddit are saying ADA smart contracts can’t support defi applications because they only allow one transaction per block to process at once (so a concurrency issue) ?
TBF, this is a testnet thing rather than production but people seem to be just yelling that rather than explaining the solution.
Yeah it’s just the usual fud, check the vid from Charles he posted before
