/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>56739021
Fucker
Why didnt you write about the deadline
I thought my money is gone

Now i will sleep and tomorrow withdraw it
Peace

>>56739021
Use metamask

Test

>>56739021
Bittrex is the reason why my assets are down

>>56739021
Atleast they never run. They let us still withdraw our assets

>>56739021

>>56739021
What is Bittrex? I only of Binance

>>56739021
>bad news this week, fuck.

>>56739021
Show me your bags

>>56739021
Now the market is dumping, when 20K??

>>56739625
bittrex was around long before binance

>>56739021

>>56739021
This news doesn't ring the bell. Binance is the headline

>>56739021
When people learn? You know not your keys, not your ____.

>>56739021
That's nothing compared to binance CZ stepping out as CEO

>>56739021
Bittrex is a shit exchange. Glad they're closing the doors.

>>56739021
What's next to close? What about binance?

>>56739021
Is my money gone? I'm so worried about what's happening right now.

>>56739021
Shit happens.

>>56739021
captcha: verification not needed

>>56739021
Why worry when you can use phantom and Bitcoin wallet???????

>>56739021
They are not running away from the customers. They let users cash out their money so it's not an issue. Do your part and rest in peace lol

>>56739021
nigger

>>56739761
I agree, and I don't blame him for not knowing. If they dislike centralized exchanges, they can simply store their assets in self-custody wallets anon.

>>56741213
You know how bullshit CEXs are.

>>56739021
I did so well to leave this slow and bugged plateform kek

>>56741253
You can still trade on centralized exchanges due to the availability of more coins and store them in self-custody wallets for long-term holding. I recall storing my LIT on the BKEX exchange, which ceased operations for months. I've learned my lessons fuck.

>>56741345
Phantom, Metamask, rainbow are the best.

>>56741444
That's a preferable alternative. I use TrustWallet without any issues so far. Also, I'm exploring account abstraction wallets like Ambire, Brillion, and Send. Exploring new narratives is not a bad idea.

>>56740262
When will binance ends?

>>56741545
When Shiba Inu implodes.

>>56741498
Just focus on older and reliable wallets not on new creation.

>>56741613
AA wallets are reliable, emphasizing security and privacy, which enhances user experience lacking in EOAs. While not entirely new in the space, expect further development as they progress.

>>56741587
Shiba is scambug

>>56739060
It's your responsibility retard.2mrxn

>>56741900
Yes. Awesome. isn't it?

>>56739021
Why not moving to Kinetix instead? It's solid enough to say its clean.

>>56741900
It think not. If you find memecoins like Shiba Inu worthless, consider focusing on long-term altcoins or major coins. Explore low-cap altcoins with working services.

>>56741984
Low caps are risky, why settle for less bad mouth?

>>56742033
Yes, I understand, and I'm aware that low-cap altcoins carry more risk compared to major coins. What I want to emphasize is to look for altcoins with working services or, at the very least, those actively working towards having functional products. This ensures people can use them regularly with ease, without compromising security and privacy concerns. Imagine that anon.

>>56741675
Don't trust AA. Not worth it

>>56742319
Based on the wave and need for regulation, security, and privacy, I think this may likely be a go-to wallet. It won't happen suddenly, but it will definitely be the case.

>>56742033
Yeah, but they generated the most ROI. That's why diversification remains a prolific strategy to employ.

>>56741984
I'm already grabbing that token with utility for gas fees, cash back, and remittance on a smart wallet app.

>>56741675
Based Anon. AA is a game changer for the broader adoption of Web3 and enables new use cases and user experiences.

>>56742319
That seems like baseless FUD. Why would you say that? I'm waiting for your explanation. You still have time to reconsider, lol.

>>56742379
I know a wallet that rocks the NexeraID protocol as its backbone, due to its compliance solutions and asset recovery capabilities.

>>56742379
Count me in on anything that champions Privacy, Security, Self-Custody, and Self-Sovereign Identity, Fag.

>>56739021
Stop FUD'ing on CZ. He is the best thing to ever happen between the bridge of centralization and decentralization.

>>56742588
That makes me thing it is Brillion Wallet. Period.

>>56742598
Count me in in anything related to crypto wallet that has account abstraction feature.

>>56742554
Account abstraction is a game changer for Web3 adoption, and Brillion Wallet embracing this technology is a significant leap forward.

>>56742554
Account Abstraction opens the door to exciting possibilities in terms of use cases and user experiences.

>>56742598
I believe the concept of Account Abstraction, resolving seed phrase issues, might grant self-custody wallets

>>56739021
>I moved all of my assets to my TrustWallet or Metamask

Storing your internet monies on a web browser, kek

>>56742637
The concept hasn't received the attention and adoption it needs. I don't get why you're blindly bullish on it.

>>56742598
Securing and managing both our digital assets and information in a private manner provides peace of mind. That's what we all need anon.

>>56742598
Securing and managing both our digital assets and information in a private manner provides peace of mind. That's what we all need anon.

>>56742604
He's the best thing right now anon, check this out. I've got more cash in Binance than in my bank account. Any wallet that supports AA, I'm putting my funds in there, no questions asked.

>>56741498
It emerged as a promising concept, gaining widespread adoption since Vitalik championed it.

>>56741498
BrillionFi, Patch Wallet, Biconomy, OxPass – all jumping on this innovative feature, Faggot.

>>56742598
Everyone wants that, given the current saga with CEX. Binance is on heat now.

>>56742387
Based. Got my portfolio diversified with Nxra, Dua, Hnt, Bst, and Inj, stashed them in both MetaMask and TrustWallet

>>56742588
There are many in this light. But don't you think this depends more on centralized hierarchy due to the need for social logins?

>>56742873
NexeraID, PolygonID, OREID, and more are grinding hard to bring compliance solutions to DeFi.

>>56742814
>>56742814
Just because they're adopting the concept doesn't automatically make them superior. However, those innovating, especially in the RWA domain, deserve more recognition.

>>56742881
They just provides seamless web2 like onboarding through social media accounts, gasless interactions with dApps, and a wallet recovery solution

>>56742878
Diversifying is always a good idea. Avoid going all in. The portfolios seem solid, and let's see how much they increase during the bullrun season.

>>56742878
Good strategy, but don't bank more on low-caps. Deal more with high-caps like BTC and many others. I don't think you want to be caught off guard with the turbulent market condition of these assets that can barely stand.

>>56742895
I know of Polygon ID and NexeraID. I think these two are major players when it comes to this, and I like what they're doing. I think they have a futuristic view of how DeFi is most likely going to turn out to be.

>>56742902
Heard one of these smart wallets just linked up with itsFLUUS to bring RWAs to emerging markets.

>>56742909
But this doesn't answer my question. I know exactly how this functions, and no doubt most traditional wallets are scaling into AA wallet type.

>>56742920
Looks like I'm on the same wavelength as this Anon when it comes to low mcap tokens with actual utility and solid long term potential.

>>56742950
Dunno if he's got the juice for that one. But I'm thinking this might be the slick way to onboard web2 Jeets into web3 effortlessly.

>>56742895
Nexera ID is massive and Brillionfi rides on its power, set to be the official wallet interface for AllianceBlock products. What's your take on this?

>>56742760
Listen up, anons. In the digital jungle, privacy equals liberty. Drill it into your d*ck like skulls.

>>56742950
Cause it's flipping the script on the whole user accounts game, every damn wallet wants to get a piece of it. Don't act like you got all the answers, though.

>>56742955
Kek. Deal with it the way it fkin pleases you. Everyone has their own strategy and knows what works best for them.

>>56742950
I don't believe they won't do that, considering they already have a loyal user base that focuses on EOA wallets. It also depends on the type and how you manage your digital assets, so you can choose one or both, depending on your preference.

>>56743086
You're based. My strategy isn't about copping right now, fully locked in on grinding the Open Beta of DUA wallet. Gotta bag those fat rewards.

>>56743112
This is gonna be a major narrative in the crypto space. Mark my words, we're in for something big.

>>56739021
Crypto had been around for like 13 years. Who the fuck still stores their crypto in any exchange in current year? An exhange should be an on/ off ramp only, all crypto needs to be stored in a hardware or software wallet that you securely store. Otherwise you might as well be a degen faggot that fucks faggot crackheads bareback and cries when you get aids.

>>56739021
BHEX now HBTC stole my funds I tried to buy wozx on. Binance is still working at least.

>>56742978
Absolutely. Isn't it what we want? It's just a matter of time before this gets widespread adoption. Web3 tech keeps evolving for the better to a large extent.

>>56743079
I'm asking out of curiosity. This should be something one ought to take into consideration since the core narrative of DeFi is a full-stack decentralized system.

>>56743112
You sound like a complete idiot without in-depth knowledge of Web 3. This is not a place for ya.

>>56743293
I'm not sure if you fully understand what I'm saying, so it might be better to refrain from shitposting anon.

>>56743185
Exploring banking integration and remittance payments is worth considering. It's a time for traditional payment systems to be concerned as more innovative solutions like this emerge.

>>56743686
People still like trad payments. It's easy to pay.

Why is this thread full of ESL / third worlders?

>>56743718
That's why user-friendly platforms are a priority. We can observe progress, and the number of users in crypto and blockchain is steadily increasing. It's still early in the space.

>>56743942
Crypto will never be friendly

>>56743852
It's simply a shared discussion, and whether you gain knowledge from it or not is up to you. This is how you can enhance your learning jeet.

>>56742933
Hacks are really common

>>56739021
/biz/ will keep its crypto on Binance and then post a shitstorm of pink wojaks when the day comes

>>56744480
Why do you express doubt? The developers are working to provide better services for web3 users, aiming for simplicity and ease of use to ensure a great experience. This progress is what matters, and we can witness it.

>>56745123
I don't understand ranjeet

>>56743574
I should be the one saying this, you dumb @$$. You're sounding literally uniform in Web3, and you will keep losing.

>>56744946
This feature will aid in mitigating such effects since it enhances security and privacy.

>>56744946
Devs are finding ways to enhance security, making it a great platform for everyone. I think it's just a matter of time until we have a comprehensive solution.

>>56745456
Lol

>>56739021
>Bye Bittrex

>>56739389
>use metamask
kek

>>56740975
They went full authoritarian so hard that most people left their change in accounts instead of sending a fucking blood sample to get their money back. They have literal millions worth of dust. Also fuck bittrex. Good riddance to all these crooked ass cex operators.

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That’s why your team takes everyone’s privacy away from them

>>56746513
That's often the case with this bastard. Well, I will always use them as exit liquidity.

>>56746546
It's among the best wallet we have in DeFi.

>>56747705
Not gonna make it

>>56748575
Metamask is a good option

>>56743852
These guys are plants typing from a script. All of these projects are bullshit.

>>56750595
Fuck

>>56741979
you kikes need to learn when to stop

>>56739021

I knew something was wrong with bittrex at the beginning of this year, because TWICE they scammed people out of their money, it was clear they were having financial troubles. Two times they delisted coins (no more trading), with a catch, you could only withdrawal if you had "enough coins" for their system to allow it ;), which means they essentially stole the coins for a lot of users who had bought some, but didn't have huge numbers of them:

>1) Delisted Bitcoin SV becausse of "ethics". Preventing many people from withdrawing a smaller but still relevant volume
>2) Delisted Luna classic. Same thing

These shady moves were already telling a story that something fishy was happening there

>>56739021
I'm not worried about Bittrex Global's closure anymore. Tap has me covered. I've transferred all my assets, including XTP, BAT, and XRP, to the app. You should do it quickly before facing potential losses.

>>56745160
There are some people who can't see the obvious, even in broad daylight. Tap is a platform I hold high expectations for. They're leading the way by keeping user funds in segregated e-money client accounts and employing top-tier encryption to guarantee the privacy and security of your information.