What do you mean?

Yes! Finally can do some shopping now...
Too many choices...

I recently got some $FINE.
Now, thinking of $CAKE and $VET (sold all previously, should have held on).

Last month regretted selling all my $ENJ too. But now looks like can buy back

So... What's good?

Parked my buy orders already.... waiting for it to hit...

Thanks for sharing. Doesn't look as dry as the one written by PwC.

You might want to take a look at Blockfolio

Long ago. But no more. I would rather suggest you look at CoinGecko's app. I think it is comparable to Blockfolio

CoinGecko www.coingecko.com

Malaysian made

Sorry, What's the prophecy ah?

Would you keep USD20k in Binance?

There's a saying "Not your keys, not your funds"

So, how much would you feel comfortable to keep in Binance? OR any other exchange wallet?

I know some Whales might not feel anything la, but poor man like me gets worried la....

But Binance has been the best so far.

What is "a lot of money" in an exchange?

Binance has 2 different options.... "stake" and "earn", why not leave it there? Passive income ma....

May I know who is this please?
A link or details for me to look him/her up?

TQ

Interesting... can share a bit more details?
ENJ?

There is no special "Crypto Tax" at the moment. Unlike the Real Property Gains Tax (RPGT).
However, Malaysians have the "Income Tax Act" which looks at Section 4 of the act on tax liability.

My suggestion- make a lot of money then get a good tax accountant.

=)

Would you mind sharing how you got burned?

I have read somewhere that says "I've never seen anyone lose money over long term of 3 to 5 years on BITCOIN".

Just curious... newbie wanting to learn. TQ

If you don't mind, would like you to suggest you look at PAXO and BUSD

If you are familiar on Binance, I'd suggest you just stick to Binance.

No need to go into too many Cryptos, unless those are excess funds for gambling.

Investment, just load up on BTC.
Trade in BTC try to get BTC gains instead of USD gains.

Sorry, I disagree

I would suggest you do a bit more reading on this...
Most important to read Satoshi's White Paper (If I recall correctly, 8 pages only)

What Is Bitcoin Halving?
After the network mines 210,000 blocks—roughly every four years—the block reward given to Bitcoin miners for processing transactions is cut in half. This event is called halving because it cuts the rate at which new bitcoins are released into circulation in half.

This rewards system will continue until about 2140, when the proposed limit of 21 million coins is reached. At that point, miners will be rewarded with fees for processing transactions, which network users will pay. These fees ensure miners are still incentivized to participate and keep the network going.

The halving event is significant because it marks another drop in the rate of new Bitcoins being produced as it approaches its finite supply. In 2009, the reward for each block in the chain mined was 50 bitcoins. As of April 2023, about 19.3 million bitcoins were in circulation, leaving just around 1.68 million left to be released via mining rewards.

When Did the Bitcoin Halvings Happen?
There have been three halvings since Bitcoin's Genesis Block:

Nov. 28, 2012, to 25 bitcoins
July 9, 2016, to 12.5 bitcoins
May 11, 2020, to 6.25 bitcoins

Next halving expected April 2024.

This post has been edited by anon118: Jul 31 2023, 06:31 AM

My suggestion... always transfer a little bit first, so that if anything goes wrong, the loss is small.

Network? for Bitcoin there's only one.... the Bitcoin blockchain