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Post by Hotman on Apr 14, 2021 11:36:09 GMT -5
Ok I'm tryna go all in on this fucker but getting started is a total bitch apparently! How quickly from opening a checking account to securing the "coins" can this happen and how much? I'm being told you cant buy more than 2k at a time (not necessarily this but im being told in general) Also... do any of you guys have any idea about "bitrue" or "uphold" ? Also... any thoughts on XRP? I feel like I'm hearing so much conflicting shit on this stuff but tbh I trust shakin and the rest of you fvckers more than my fuckin BROTHER on these matters. Shakin gonna be a billionaire. Congrats bro forreal Shakin tells you about 5 posts up. Coinbase holds funds for 7 days. Once funded buy ETH to swap. Once released it is up to you. My first few swaps were small by design. My last few were between 9-11k each. Order a Tezor wallet, 60 bucks, when you fund coinbase. It makes things easier and much more secure. I sent you a PM a few weeks ago. Once you get yourself ready to swap I will walk you through your first swap and stake. Is coinbase another version of bitrue or uphold? Wtf is with the 7 day hold?! I'm told you can do this instantly with those other 2 apps |
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Post by tkasper01 on Apr 14, 2021 11:58:18 GMT -5
Shakin tells you about 5 posts up. Coinbase holds funds for 7 days. Once funded buy ETH to swap. Once released it is up to you. My first few swaps were small by design. My last few were between 9-11k each. Order a Tezor wallet, 60 bucks, when you fund coinbase. It makes things easier and much more secure. I sent you a PM a few weeks ago. Once you get yourself ready to swap I will walk you through your first swap and stake. Is coinbase another version of bitrue or uphold? Wtf is with the 7 day hold?! I'm told you can do this instantly with those other 2 apps I have no clue about the others. Coinbase won't release the funds for 7 days. They don't give a fuck if we like it or not. Only horse in town I think. Get your funds in. |
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Post by shakin on Apr 14, 2021 12:10:41 GMT -5
i haven't had a limit on what i could buy. i've bought 5 figures without a problem, although as kasper said, it makes sense to do a few smaller transactions first (once your funds clear) just to make sure all the gears are working properly and you know what you're doing. one drawback to that is if you're new to coinbase, they may make you re-verify your identity if you do a few transactions in a row in a short period of time. besides the hold on funds (which is just coinbase getting the float on millions of people), all the other pain in the ass things coinbase does is really just to protect you, so i've gotten over being frustrated by that
xrp may make a lot of people rich but it's not my boat. central bank coin, the whole point of cryptos is to get the fuck away from those theiving scumbag shitbirds.
don't know anything about those other exchanges you listed. i believe you may be able to get your funds to clear faster in coinbase if you do a wire transfer or use a credit card, not 100% sure on that
only thing i'd disagree with kasper on is buying ETH as your initial coinbase purchase. ETH fees are fucking ridiculous, and dealing with that coin has made me shy away from pretty much all ERC-20 tokens (which is too bad, because there are some small cap fucking MONSTERS i wanted to dick around with). I suggest buying USDC at coinbase and swapping that. you won't have to worry about your coins/funds going down (or yes, up) during the hold... if you buy 1000 USDC for a thousand bucks, when your funds clear you'll have a thousand bucks worth of USDC to send/swap
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Post by shakin on Apr 14, 2021 22:05:46 GMT -5
we can talk all the shit about coinbase, and they deserve every word of it, but
coinbase going public today is pretty monumentally friggin large for the crypto space in general
significant milestone in "mainstream" acceptance of the crypto world
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Post by RobR on Apr 14, 2021 22:40:05 GMT -5
we can talk all the shit about coinbase, and they deserve every word of it, but coinbase going public today is pretty monumentally friggin large for the crypto space in general significant milestone in "mainstream" acceptance of the crypto world Agree 100%. It's still so early if you invest in the right coins/tokens. I heard one analyst compare the market to a batter just taking a swing and he's not even on his way to first base.....seems apt. |
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Post by shakin on Apr 15, 2021 11:26:49 GMT -5
look at around the 50 second mark
hellooo
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Post by Big L on Apr 15, 2021 11:41:28 GMT -5
look at around the 50 second mark hellooo jackpot |
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Post by shakin on Apr 15, 2021 12:45:28 GMT -5
theta and tfuel both consolidating/coiling for like a month. lots of things happening within the next couple of months. next leg up is going to be pretty hair raising.
not financial advice
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Post by schills on Apr 15, 2021 13:24:30 GMT -5
I've been lurking for a while and jumped into Theta back in October, when it was around $0.72. I'm obviously thankful for the non-financial advice that was provided.
I of course didn't tell my wife that I heard about this shit from a Jets site with only 5 active posters until the tokens jumped 10 fold. Now she just looks at me like some sort of idiot, but with a little less derision.
That being said, I'm south of 10,000 tokens and have been avoiding the staking process because of some security concerns I have. Trying to find more info about this online is like looking for Ragu's podcast. Since you all seem to be knuckle deep in staking, I figured I would ask here.
Looked like you all were using G Pool? If your less than 10,000 tokens don't you have to share your credentials? Seems like things are more secure if you do your own guardian node, but there ain't no way I'm getting to 10,000 tokens at this point.
Any thoughts are appreciated. Common.
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Post by shakin on Apr 15, 2021 13:40:50 GMT -5
I've been lurking for a while and jumped into Theta back in October, when it was around $0.72. I'm obviously thankful for the non-financial advice that was provided. I of course didn't tell my wife that I heard about this shit from a Jets site with only 5 active posters until the tokens jumped 10 fold. Now she just looks at me like some sort of idiot, but with a little less derision. That being said, I'm south of 10,000 tokens and have been avoiding the staking process because of some security concerns I have. Trying to find more info about this online is like looking for Ragu's podcast. Since you all seem to be knuckle deep in staking, I figured I would ask here. Looked like you all were using G Pool? If your less than 10,000 tokens don't you have to share your credentials? Seems like things are more secure if you do your own guardian node, but there ain't no way I'm getting to 10,000 tokens at this point. Any thoughts are appreciated. Common. stake to gpool. 1k minimum. simple. works in conjunction with your wallet at thetatoken.org hope you're using a trezor with your wallet |
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Post by RobR on Apr 15, 2021 15:22:13 GMT -5
I've been lurking for a while and jumped into Theta back in October, when it was around $0.72. I'm obviously thankful for the non-financial advice that was provided. I of course didn't tell my wife that I heard about this shit from a Jets site with only 5 active posters until the tokens jumped 10 fold. Now she just looks at me like some sort of idiot, but with a little less derision. That being said, I'm south of 10,000 tokens and have been avoiding the staking process because of some security concerns I have. Trying to find more info about this online is like looking for Ragu's podcast. Since you all seem to be knuckle deep in staking, I figured I would ask here. Looked like you all were using G Pool? If your less than 10,000 tokens don't you have to share your credentials? Seems like things are more secure if you do your own guardian node, but there ain't no way I'm getting to 10,000 tokens at this point. Any thoughts are appreciated. Common. This video shows how simple it is. The only difference when I did it was the menu on the left was already there when I signed into Gpool. I moved some of my theta into different wallets just in case I do need to unstake, I won't have to unstake all of my tokens at once. |
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Post by Big L on Apr 15, 2021 17:54:41 GMT -5
Aside - chainlink up over 40
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Post by 32Green on Apr 15, 2021 18:10:01 GMT -5
I've been lurking for a while and jumped into Theta back in October, when it was around $0.72. I'm obviously thankful for the non-financial advice that was provided. I of course didn't tell my wife that I heard about this shit from a Jets site with only 5 active posters until the tokens jumped 10 fold. Now she just looks at me like some sort of idiot, but with a little less derision. That being said, I'm south of 10,000 tokens and have been avoiding the staking process because of some security concerns I have. Trying to find more info about this online is like looking for Ragu's podcast. Since you all seem to be knuckle deep in staking, I figured I would ask here. Looked like you all were using G Pool? If your less than 10,000 tokens don't you have to share your credentials? Seems like things are more secure if you do your own guardian node, but there ain't no way I'm getting to 10,000 tokens at this point. Any thoughts are appreciated. Common. Welcome, Schakins! |
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Post by shakin on Apr 15, 2021 18:10:43 GMT -5
Looked like you all were using G Pool? If your less than 10,000 tokens don't you have to share your credentials? Seems like things are more secure if you do your own guardian node, but there ain't no way I'm getting to 10,000 tokens at this point. i'll expand on my answer not sure what you mean by credentials, signing up for gpool is username/password, that's all you only need 1k to stake running your own guardian node basically means setting up a dedicated rig running 24/7/365, and being a massive tech nerd geek to set is up and keep it running. rewards are no different on gpool except gpool is massively simple. gpool may start charging a fee after the release of mainnet 3.0, but it will be minimal -- easily less than the electricity cost of running your own guardian node around the clock dm me for the how to on gpool, it's simple. also, again, get a trezor to use with your theta wallet. can't stress that enough. |
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Post by shakin on Apr 15, 2021 18:11:25 GMT -5
I've been lurking for a while and jumped into Theta back in October, when it was around $0.72. I'm obviously thankful for the non-financial advice that was provided. I of course didn't tell my wife that I heard about this shit from a Jets site with only 5 active posters until the tokens jumped 10 fold. Now she just looks at me like some sort of idiot, but with a little less derision. That being said, I'm south of 10,000 tokens and have been avoiding the staking process because of some security concerns I have. Trying to find more info about this online is like looking for Ragu's podcast. Since you all seem to be knuckle deep in staking, I figured I would ask here. Looked like you all were using G Pool? If your less than 10,000 tokens don't you have to share your credentials? Seems like things are more secure if you do your own guardian node, but there ain't no way I'm getting to 10,000 tokens at this point. Any thoughts are appreciated. Common. Welcome, Schakins! lol but nope |
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