First, it’s #bitcoin , not crypto
Second, ask yourself “why?”
Then we can start…
First, it’s #bitcoin , not crypto
Second, ask yourself “why?”
Then we can start…
I say crypto, because I refer to decentralized assets.
I do want to transition, because I think the Fiat money system is unjust, since centralbanks always intervent in some direction.
And I trust more in anarchy and sovernity of every single person.
Cut of the same cloth, I see
but I suggest #bitcoin, because everything else crypto is a business model or adding back in a centralised aspect, plus BLOCKCHAIN!™️
Start with #bitcoin—easiest way to start is get yourself a private key and set up a wallet to receive some
Open source, non-custodial, only. That you you hold the keys to your own value
BlueWallet is a good place to start; I can suggest others, too
Thank you. I appriciate your help. First I thought your goal was to be right.
I hold my crypto in Edge wallet. I buy Monero on Kraken, transfer them to my edge wallet and trade those to other crypto afterwards.
Currently I invest mostly in Solana. Since they try to have a concept which is energy efficient, fast payments, cheap transactions, offer dapps like drift protocol which I actively use to daytrade crypto.
Bitcoins needs too much energy for my liking. Also it serves a very low capacity of transactions. So this means for me it can really only be of use for me equally to gold. To have some savings. But I am searching for cashreplacement. So it needs to be able to scale nice with thousands of payments per second.
#bitcoin isn’t about what we need it to be—#bitcoin is about what is needed
What is the right amount of energy use? Given an energy market, any use of energy is the right amount for that use
Any crypto ex-#bitcoin are business cases, centralised control, etc. I don’t bother so cannot help you too much there
#bitcoin works just fine as cash and being #bitcoin Functional, but to each their own
Cheers🍻
Yes, there we seem to have different findings. Thanks anyway.