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Say I have $350 that I can use to get started.
List the steps.
List the steps.
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True. Except in front of a chess board.
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I would absolutely recommend you register on crypto.com and buy the $400 card. Crypto.com Visa Card | 8% Card Spend Reward
Will never be a better time to buy those. After the Super Bowl, look out.
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OK. What does that get me?I would absolutely recommend you register on crypto.com and buy the $400 card. Crypto.com Visa Card | 8% Card Spend Reward
Will never be a better time to buy those. After the Super Bowl, look out.
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i-it gets you...it gets you crypto, bro.
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Very basically? You're locking up $400 worth of their token (CRO) on a Visa card for (I think) six months? Then at the end of the six months you get the extra interest and (hopefully) the value of CRO is significantly higher. Plus the card has nice benefits for Spotify, etc.
If you're going to buy, do it before the Super Bowl ads.
Here, let his Chinee explain it to you.
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Let’s get one thing straight. I’m the support team.
To buy cryptocurrencies, you’ll need a “wallet” — an online app that can hold your currency. Generally, you create an account on an exchange, and then you can transfer real money to buy cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin or Ethereum.
Because they are based on cryptography and blockchain security, decentralized cryptocurrencies tend to make for secure forms of payment. This might be one of the most certain benefits of cryptocurrency.
To buy cryptocurrencies, you’ll need a “wallet” — an online app that can hold your currency. Generally, you create an account on an exchange, and then you can transfer real money to buy cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin or Ethereum.
Because they are based on cryptography and blockchain security, decentralized cryptocurrencies tend to make for secure forms of payment. This might be one of the most certain benefits of cryptocurrency.
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Very basically? You're locking up $400 worth of their token (CRO) on a Visa card for (I think) six months? Then at the end of the six months you get the extra interest and (hopefully) the value of CRO is significantly higher. Plus the card has nice benefits for Spotify, etc.
If you're going to buy, do it before the Super Bowl ads.
Here, let his Chinee explain it to you.
I'm still too dumb for this. Watched the video.
Where does the 12% ROI come in to play? why does that happen?
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Very basically? You're locking up $400 worth of their token (CRO) on a Visa card for (I think) six months? Then at the end of the six months you get the extra interest and (hopefully) the value of CRO is significantly higher. Plus the card has nice benefits for Spotify, etc.
If you're going to buy, do it before the Super Bowl ads.
Here, let his Chinee explain it to you.
That guy says it's going to correct back down to 40 cents in May. Shouldn't I wait to buy it then?
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Yeah, if you think it's worth it! You just have to research it and decide. I'm holding it for years, so I'm in.
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So what do you predict for blockchain, crytocurrency, defi and metaverse 20 years from now, Dole?
Bonus question: what is your price prediction for $BTC in five years?
(please format responses for my sig - thx in advance)
Bitcoin's slump could be the start of a 'crypto winter' that sees prices crash, UBS says. Here are three reasons why.
A deep and drawn-out crypto crash of the sort seen in 2018 is a growing possibility, analysts at investment bank UBS have warned.
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"When the blood is running in the streets..."
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That just means its a better time to buy!
Bitcoin's slump could be the start of a 'crypto winter' that sees prices crash, UBS says. Here are three reasons why.
A deep and drawn-out crypto crash of the sort seen in 2018 is a growing possibility, analysts at investment bank UBS have warned.
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"could be"Bitcoin's slump could be the start of a 'crypto winter' that sees prices crash, UBS says. Here are three reasons why.
A deep and drawn-out crypto crash of the sort seen in 2018 is a growing possibility, analysts at investment bank UBS have warned.
Kinda like "some scientists believe."
You'll be here faithfully reporting when BTC reaches an all-time high, right?
Bonus question: what immediately followed the BTC plunge of 2018?