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[Anonymous No.23672519]

What's the best way to hold crypto?

[Anonymous No.23672526]

you can't hold it, therefore it does not exist.

[Anonymous No.23672530]

>>23672519
In pooper

[Anonymous No.23672548]

>>23672519
Mixture of swinging crypto and long-term holding crypto.

That way you don't miss any opportunities.

There's a lot of stuff that goes up 50% in a day in crypto.

But I'd say probably the best way is to buy something like Chainlink or RSR when it's in its infancy and just hold onto it.

Look for a good track record of steady and stable growth, and buy in.

[Anonymous No.23672551]

>>23672519
Atomic wallet.

[Anonymous No.23672556]

>>23672519
mobile wallet with screencap of your seed

[Anonymous No.23672570]

>>23672519
each one of my link's is stored in a separate wallet. I then encrypted each character of the private keys for each wallet using sha256 with a target difficulty of 17.35 E so they need to be mined using ASICS to be unlocked. the encrypted private key characters are imprinted on tens of thousands of plates cryptosteel. i then mailed them to hundreds of countries, and thousands of cities using sergey's random number generator to truly achieve decentralization.

[Anonymous No.23672791]

>>23672526

why can't you put value on something that you can't physically hold?

[Anonymous No.23672886]

>>23672791
Because true money may as well be physical objects, and in itself is an object.

[Anonymous No.23672907]

>>23672791
>>23672886
That's why crypto will never be accepted.

You can't use it in the worst event possible. It's a frivolous system built off of pixie dust. If the power goes out, money is still good.

[Anonymous No.23672925]

>>23672519
rolled up inside a buttplug and up your ass

[Anonymous No.23672960]

>>23672907
>If the power goes out, money is still good.
what money would be good if the power goes out beside gold?

[Anonymous No.23672974]

>>23672907
if society falls, the shiny stones will be worth nothing, start collecting tradeables.