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Sunday, 25 April 2021

🥱Is the dip over? 🥴All the ones that panicked and sold 🤣👍

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I just made a £9 BCH transaction for $2.40 :(

Okay I admit its on me but still, it really surprised me how the fee was even able to be so high.

The reason it was high was coz I set up a wallet for noise.cash and obviously this means loads of small transactions. As with btc if you're wallet holds lots of small transactions the fee tends to be higher. That's fair, i cant exactly resent that now can I? Regardless though, ouch

Anyways, what I want people (especially noobs) to take from this is have a separate wallet attached to noise.cash if you have it and move it to your main wallet as a lump sum. If you get paid directly to your main wallet it'll be a bitch to move.

(idk if its relevant but it was atomic wallet)

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source https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/mxv9qr/i_just_made_a_9_bch_transaction_for_240/

Why was the "sharable link" feature in bitcoin.com wallet implemented they way that it was ? wouldn't it have been much more simpler and infinitely more robust to simply send the WIF info as the "link" ?

Using the WIF data as the link, a 3rd party never has to have access to your coins.

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source https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/mxvviq/why_was_the_sharable_link_feature_in_bitcoincom/

Voyager

So I use voyager as I’m pretty new at this but I don’t like the fact that it doesn’t have stop loss because I have missed out on a couple trades due to me falling asleep and not selling before the drop. What is a good app to use that has stop loss?

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source https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/mxvl97/voyager/