Let's talk about Bitcoins BG, We're doomed!!! The Sky is Falling!!!!!

**archibaldcrane** · 2021-10-28 17:34

Most of them are .0000042069 (or whatever combination of those numbers) worth of ETH, just people fucking around now that his wallet has been pointed out.

**vagus** · 2021-10-29 09:43

Can anyone of you suggest a physical wallet?

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**Andalusian girls** · 2021-10-29 16:10

never used one myself but hear great things about the Ledger Nano X. otherwise Trezor Model T is also very well reviewed and regarded. both lines offer budget options with mostly the same performance as well.

**Salodin** · 2021-10-29 20:01

Second the ledger nano. I don't have one, but I only hear good things.

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**Krandor** · 2021-10-29 22:26

I set one up for my dad last time I was visiting the folks, seems to work well for him even though he just wanted it stored physically so he could lock it up in a safe.

**Malithar** · 2021-10-30 12:34

As someone completely new to investing/crypto, is there a good place to start? I've got a 401k, and that's about the extent of any investing I've ever done. PayPal had a thing like 6 months ago where if you bought $25 in crypto, they'd give you a $25 credit, so I did that. Seeing the bitcoin I got being valued at $55 made me interested in dipping my toes in. I know diversifying is key, but I dunno to what degree or anything of the such. My 6-month emergency fund is just about where I want it to be, so I figured I'd start looking into using further savings to invest.

**Melena** · 2021-11-01 16:34

https://www.cnn.com/2021/11/01/inves...cam/index.html

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**Krandor** · 2021-11-01 16:39

The fact that these people were ok with putting money into a crypto you can only buy but not sell.

Anyone who lost money from that deserves it

**BerenTebogo** · 2021-11-01 23:44

Trezor One still doesn’t work with EIP-1559 only contracts, but the other Trezor does. Ledger is okay, but one of the models has some weird glitch with it that makes you scroll through pages of metadata for NFT purchases. Will probably get fixed.

I use both for different scenarios.

Also hey, I’m alive.

**Pabst** · 2021-11-02 05:17

Originally Posted by Malithar

As someone completely new to investing/crypto, is there a good place to start? I've got a 401k, and that's about the extent of any investing I've ever done. PayPal had a thing like 6 months ago where if you bought $25 in crypto, they'd give you a $25 credit, so I did that. Seeing the bitcoin I got being valued at $55 made me interested in dipping my toes in. I know diversifying is key, but I dunno to what degree or anything of the such. My 6-month emergency fund is just about where I want it to be, so I figured I'd start looking into using further savings to invest.

If you don't have one yet, you can start a Coinbase account. I think they'll toss you $5 in Bitcoin (lol) just for making an account.
On Coinbase you can also get rewarded for learning about random tokens. I think it was like $35 worth of random tokens, I just converted some of them into shib.

Also for extra security like what was mentioned above, you can get a physical wallet like the ledger nano.