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They act as if BTC wasn't already under their tight control.
If governments are to attack cryptocurrencies via regulations, very few cryptos wouldn't be impacted. Out of my head, I can only think of BCH and Monero. All other cryptos have a central point of failure, be it very few validators or a centralized team of developers.
I wonder if they will attempt to overpower PoW cryptos that they don't control, in the future. We're fightning a war for monetary freedom, and they will pull all of their guns to defend their monopoly over money.
One way to add some stability to your crypto portfolio is by dollar-cost averaging into Bitcoin.
But how to start?
https://www.cryptovantage.com/news/ask-cryptovantage-how-do-i-dca-dollar-cost-average-into-bitcoin/
Currently I am using the ledger live app, but wondering if anyone knows of a better app to use to use with my ledger nano x??? Does that make sense? I know exodus works with Trezor hardware, but what is good for ledger products?