I currently have ETH in my Metamask wallet, my Ledger wallet, and in my Coinbase wallet. Each wallet has less than the current cost of gas in it.

Is there a way to consolidate the three into one wallet, or am I gonna have to deal with it?

I don't use ETH anymore

I'm trying to create a coin from my dad on pump.fun to help with his retirement. It's called Phil Coin and it's live. It's ticket is Phil. How can I get people to buy it. I really want to help him out?

Two years ago I thought it was really smart to buy Elon Musk coin, which turned out to be a scam. So by design of the blockchain any transaction is permanent visable, and so every time I login in to my metamask wallet ( which is empty ) I reminded on the mistake I made. That receiver wallet is flagged for fishing and what not, but still sad.How do you cope with that? Cheers.

Sell, hold? Etc. I've already made my decision, but want to hear yours.

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Well, another thread... I am at crypto about 3 years, lost too much money with trading and Meme Coins... And "recovery" all buying BTC and Hold it ( never sell it)...

Is a good idea to add alts like ADA, Doge, Sol, XRP and another one to my portfolio? I want to know is these alts can do better than BTC in this Bull for example to take profits when the Bull end... Or Is a better idea to continúe buying BTC and hold it "for ever"? I know that BTC is the most secure and for that reason maybe not grow up too Quick like other alts... But right now my biggest % of my portfolio is BTC (75%) and then ETH like the 25%. Thanks

Other than “To the moon!!!”, what are some strategies you guys have for meme coins?

I was thinking of buying a meme coin the moment a meme blows up, but how long should I hold it for? What are some things you look out for?

Thanks all!

Have you heard of Nothing? Probably not, because, as the name suggests, there’s nothing defining it. But curiously, it’s become one of the most mysterious and intriguing projects in the crypto world.

This anonymous cryptocurrency, launched just a month and a half ago, is driven by shl0ms, an abstract artist whose only “vision” is, well, nothing. Its whitepaper contains just one word: nothing. No team, no roadmap, no product. Just nothing. Yet, surprisingly, the community has been drawn to this blank concept.

The project kicked off with €250,000 spent on a Lamborghini, which was then destroyed and split into 999 NFTs—a stunt that raised around $1M in transactions. The initial idea was to sell the 999 parts of the destroyed car as NFTs to generate revenue. But that was just a moment in time, an act that cemented the abstract, conceptual nature of the creator. The true essence of the project has nothing to do with traditional marketing or promises—it’s about absolute emptiness.

What’s most surprising is that, despite having no clear purpose, the cryptocurrency has surged to a $20M market cap in just one month. How? No one knows. But it seems that the mystery, and the pure irrelevance of “nothing,” has captured an unexpected appeal.

The question is: Can a coin with no purpose continue to grow, or is it just another bubble waiting to pop? One thing is clear—it challenges the traditional concepts of what a cryptocurrency really needs to be successful.

What do you think? Is Nothing an abstract work of art or just the latest attempt to create something in the crypto space that makes no sense?

What do you think of this version? Is there anything you’d like to tweak or add?

I want to buy sol (solana). If i buy with a credit card from the phantom app using the stripe link it asks for my address and age. (I don't think i have to verify it tho)

Will that be a problem if I just enter my age wrong or will it not care? Or is there a another website/app where i can buy sol without typing any personal info???

I have 0.1 BTC at moment

I’m buying a ledger and putting away 0.01 BTC (0.005 each) for my 2 younger brothers for when they get older.

I want to gradually add the amount of BTC to the wallet at lower prices.

But I also want to set aside some other coins for them for the future, I have a lot of SOL but I honestly don’t see it being around in the long term..

What should I add to the list? Wallet will be untouched for 7+ years

Catzilla is being advertised. New only offering people the chance to buy early due to 14 stages of buy. Currently on stage 3 at $0.0002 and going to stage 14 ($0.0016) so a personal could potentially make 500% by the time the market opens. For more info https://www.reddit.com/r/catzilla_coin/s/23QhSLGClC

I saw GALA was previously .50-.70 cents and was wondering if GALA was still active. Could they get back to those levels? I Haven't pulled the trigger but looking for community insight

If i invest $100 a week strategically at the dips for five years into a stable and growing crypto, what can I expect in gains? Which cryptocurrency should I invest in now? Bitcoin? Or multiple cryptocurrencies?

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An hour after transaction was marked as complete I still don’t have my BnB.

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I've been looking everywhere and I really can't find anything, I'm trying to purchase BTC or Monero without having to show identification, any help?!

Stablecoins (USTD for instance) are far far away of being widely accepted as payment method.
Do you actually spend crypto for travelling or buying things?
Most of stores, and companies does not receive stablecoins.
Wouldn't global acceptance in everyday life benefit all?

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From this fine article I see these quotes:

Coins are digital assets that are native to their own blockchain. They are independent and operate on their own network. Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Monero (XMR) are examples of coins.

Tokens, on the other hand, are digital assets that operate on an existing blockchain network. They do not have their own blockchain but require another blockchain platform to operate. Ethereum is the most common platform for creating tokens, primarily due to its smart contracts feature. Tokens created on the Ethereum blockchain are known as ERC-20 tokens.

So, is Ethereum a coin or a token? Or is the same term used to refer to both the Ethereum blockchain and a coin that is traded on it? If the latter, then that blockchain surely isn't the coin's "own network" as stated in the first paragraph, because the second paragraph implies that other things use that blockchain as well.

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Not asking for myself, but for my customers.

I only accept USDT for my store as payment method. Some of my customers are new to cypto, so I forward them to exchanges where they can enter my address, the amount and pay with fiat.

This is still a bit complicated for some of them.

Which Fiat/Crypto exchange is the most beginner friendly and simple one?

Maybe with an option to scan a USDT payment QR code and pay with fiat?

Possibly with auto chain detection based on address, so they don't mess this up.

The exchange doesn't have to serve any purpose, other than paying the orders in my store for crypto newbies. So I'm not looking for something like binance with 100 other features.

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Alright so I'm currently testing different strategies within automated crypto trading while staying no code for the most part. Some stuff seems to be working -- https://imgur.com/a/Kb1myby and I finally started making progress towards getting a good grasp on trading logic, trigger, et al.
My biggest questions is how are you navigating/preparing for the post election volatility? Do you have a set of strategies in place or are just carrying on as usual?

I don't want to miss out on any potential upside and definitely don't want get wiped out either.

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