Hey /biz/Been lurking for a bit. Looking to buy BTC for a while now so I can just sit on it for a few decades. I'm super cautious of any exchange apps -- I want to own my shit. What's the easiest and safest way to buy BTC so that you'll have full legal ownership over it? Also, when would be ideal to buy? Should I wait a month? A year?Also general questions thread. Precious metals, crypto, whatever the fuck
Question: Could everyone here buy this meme coin with like 6 holders and turn it into a /biz/coin? Let's finally get in early. Shrimple as
>>62108224more like newfag spoonfeed threadeven if I could magically tell you to buy at some exact picobottom in the safest way possible, if you don't do your research properly you'll eventually get fucked like 99% of the market. there are many exchanges and many wallets and many security practices and everyone tell you something different, some will tell you should dollar cost average others to buy all at once others to never buy etc. it all comes down to doing your own research
you have to buy it on an exchange and withdraw it to an address you own. even cash app lets you withdraw bitcoin afaik.Best is to get a hardware wallet like a trezor safe 3 or a ledger nano s plus.Self custody these days means that you will create a 24 word seed that generates all your addresses. You will have to keep that secure. The point of a hardware wallet is that you also never have to enter those 24 words in a smartphone or computer. Only malware or scammers will try to get you to enter it on your phone/computer or a website.anyway, do your own research. For longterm holding you might want multisig or to split your seed words (shamir secret sharing). Most serious bitcoiners use hardware wallets with electrum or sparrowwallet connected to their own node/electrum server.I use 2-of-2 multisig with trezor and ledger hardware wallets, managed by sparrowwallet connected to my own node.
>>62108269we all made money on PEPE
There’s no magic bullet, Anon. Do the reasonable thing and accept that there is no such thing as get-rich-quick. There’s no reasonable person who can hope to make a living off crypto, stocks, options or bonds unless you have a portfolio with a healthy $100k balance. Follow intrinsic value, build your capital, have some discipline, and hope to retire in your 70s with a moderately good passive income from dividends on Blue Chip stocks or bonds. As for crypto; you’re gambling. Whatever made crypto better than Fiat was the fact that has been dismantled on the fact that it’s so mainstream and is now tracked to trim some bitcoin edges and pay off the hook-nose trolls. The bubble is gone, we missed it. Lick your wounds. Hug, kiss, make love to the idea that investment is a slow, painful, boring process. Precious metals are endgame loot.It’s the edge against hyperinflation. You’re far from the end zone.Good luck.
>>62108350Let's do it again
I finally have money to invest and I got an idea for a dropshipping business (actually, I swear to God). And I would also like to invest in crypto and in the stock market. But I need some sort of valid course on these. What do you recommend?
