/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>52468462
First step is to move all funds to non-custodial wallet and stay away from the damn CEXs.

>>52468699
That easy?

>>52468462
deposit your shit in whatever protocol you wish and prey it doesn't get hacked. Aave is one of the safest.

>>52468900
Praying not to be a prey

>>52468462
> Celsius down
> Anchor down
> Voyager down
> Salt down
> FTX down
I have given up on crypto. Its all going to shit.

>>52468803
Howelse can it be done?

RUN GEMINI USERS, GET OUT FIRST OR LOSE YOUR MONIES

>>52469144
Whatever the case

>>52468900
Just move your change to Trust wallet and metamask.

>>52468462
Soon

>>52468462
That's the best decision you can ever make, DeFi has been a saving grace throughout this bear market, staking my TAKE token and USDB on takepile perpdex is one of the best decision I made recently

>>52468462
Create non-custodial wallets. That's the first step

>>52468462
i can be your dex bro. send me your funds and we can get started. good rates. good times.

>>52469468
Juggling wallets aint that easy tho.

>>52469823
especially when you have them across different chains

>>52469512
What's the apy for the usdb staking?

>>52469823
>>52470157


Trust Wallet
Atomic Wallet
and experimenting with
Cosmostation.

KuCoin Wallet as a cheeseball throwaway for needfuls.

It's not that hard.

>>52469614
You must be a fucking criminal

>>52470326
The APY for usdb staking is 30% anon

Check out the bitDAO embassy. It's a good introductory experience. stay safe out there big king.

I only use a CEX if I really need to get some irl fiat every now and then. I keep all my money in crypto and I pay what I can with crypto. Travala for hotels (overpriced but no need to bother with fiat. I just live in hotels btw cuz fuck it) and I pay for weed delivery with crypto (legal in Thailand where I spend most of my time)

>>52470417
Whats this about

>>52470535
Well, CEX matters if you want to cash out but that might change if payment becomes an option in crypto. As a matter of fact, it'll place more significant on decentralized identities

>>52470352
Kek, Don't take it personal

>>52470157
>>52470332
Noting too difficult for ORE ID to handle.

>>52468699
Needless to say, non custodial wallets are safe heaven right now

>>52468699
Only peasized brain subhumans will stillhavetheir assets in CEXes rather than non-custodial wallets.

>>52470352
A cheap third worlder criminal

>>52469510
what is it?

>>52469512
Shill fag detected

>>52468699
It's one to move them, it's another thing to manage them.

>>52470740
The one created by AIKON?

>>52469823
How is it hard? What are you having difficulty with?...

>>52471669
Projects offering asset management solution to the core of it ain't common, yet very vital in times like this

>>52471684
Yea, ORE ID is their flagship product. You created an account already?

>>52471669
Moving them is top priority atm, scumbag

open Metamask and start buying into DeFi projects
>pic related
AAVE for loans
BitDAO for self governance
Curve for stables

>>52472544
Yeah, created with my mail. I have reservations about how secured it is though. You question the decentralization of anything that has to do with web2

>>52471669
>it's another thing to manage them.
That's what asset and key management are built for

>>52469468
Sylo Wallet too can work

>>52472741
Its end-to-end encryption protects user’s account

>>52469144
>centralised garbage down

That wasn't crypto in the first place.

>>52469468
Trust wallet is crisp

>>52468462
>>52468699
First thing you have to do is get out of crypto and buy physical gold and silver

>>52473234
bottom signal. metal fag here

>>52473031
this works with peer to peer network. Sylo uses this for its decentralized communication protocol

>>52473234
Real estate

>>52468803
It can be easy. Wallet solutions were designed to make it so

>>52468462
You have to find a way to manage DIDs across dApps from a single point

>Move crypto to your own wallet
>Use DEX for trading
>Only use CEX to liquidate
It's literally that easy OP

>>52469144
>I'm going to definitely
>but bro all the centralised dogshit has already failed

Start by buying the purple charity coin.

>>52469823
There are ways you can manage multiple wallets from a single dashboard though.

>>52468462
Defi is gonna implode when tether depegs

>>52474517

Definitely agree with you, CEX should be used only to change crypto to fiat

>>52475150
It'd be really crazy. But I hope no one really prays for that to happen

>>52468462
Just get a paper wallet

>>52468699
It's not as simple as it seems though, CEXs are really easy to use. Can't say the same for most DEX and self-custodial wallets.

>>52475071
Indian

>>52468462
Create a defi wallet, keep your 12 or 24 word secrete phrase safe and move most of your funds there. Simple

>>52469144
crypto is not for the weak

>>52471669
Asset management across chains is a lot easier than it used to be. Some projects now make it possible to do so from a single account.

>>52468462
Get in control of your identities, assets, wallets and rights on-chain.

>>52476178
Data storage control?

>>52475679
Keeping it where? It's better to use hardware wallets

you can get started with bitDAO that's fueling the rise of DeFi by supporting the builders of the decentralized economy and funding their projects, startups, products, protocols...

>>52468462
buy a trezor

>>52478729
Move to exchange

>>52473012
based dapps on the wallet

Look I didn't read most of this thread but you're clearly shilling something and your thread looks like shit. Why are you using Facebook memes on 4chan? Why are you double and tripleposting? At least learn board etiquette, fuck.

>>52479770
And you're the shiller here? Wtf

>>52477440
There are several projects offer data reliability through blockchain tech, and in my opinion, this kind of product needs to be supported. Geeq is definitely accomplishing this and is also very scalable and secure.

>>52480137
>Nice

>>52475213
That means cex still has a role to play

>>52469468
Trust wallet is legit?

>>52468462
No question, Defi is the future. When it comes to fundamentals and usage, their tokens tend to be more stable.

>>52482171
Yes, at the moment. No one knows anything for sure. kek

>>52482171
Trust wallet
Metamask
Railway wallet
All legit.

>>52468699
Xpress also has a noncustodial wallet where you can store tokens as well as NFTs. So no strain

>>52476178
The Defi community has all it needs, Open rights Exchange solves this in the most intricate manners.

>>52477440
Based. That is like having absolute control of your digital presence on the blockchain.

>>52482221
Yeah they are legit, but I prefer those that support fiat functionalities as well

>>52468462
Wise decision imo.
Web3 payments is the future and in Switzerland a city called Lugano is accepting crypto as payments for all the government services and ecom services.
So in future the whole Globe will be crypto friendly!

>>52482249
Quite a reliable network as its not been down in about 4years

>>52482263
xMoney will support fiat payments and crypto payments under one roof which will make our lives more simple and efficient. Dyor.

Please stop embarrassing yourselves. This thread looks so inorganic I get secondhand embarrassment every time I see it in the catalog.

>>52482233
Not bad but for now I prefer cold wallets.
The adoption of crypto as payments has evolved though, we can do purchases in Metaverse and real verse at ease. So yeah life is getting simple day after day even though the market is bad.

>>52475466
Which DEX have you used?

>>52468462
News flash, many crypto holders still have their assets on Cex.I'm looking forward to more wailing in months to come

>>52476178
What app do you use to track your crpyto? I remember back in the years was BlockFolio or something and FTX fucking bought it and sent it to hell.

>>52475071
IQ retard

>>52475959
Multichain access offers a lot of advantages including full control of asset, quick decision making and security.

>>52482264
I believe this will increase adoption. Along with Google and Mastercard, Travala also accepts crypto as payment.

>>52482351
This is what the space need. crypto xpress APP supports fiat transactions, users will be able to invest in many cryptos, NFT and at zero charges

>>52468462
Crypto was always a trojan horse for CBDCs and to lead people away from gold.

>>52468462
Let the market do its stuff man don’t push it desu

>>52482263
which one do you recommend (with fiat option)

>>52468462
for my sorry ass it's still easier to stick with his classic dext bags, I don't plan anything big anyway lmao

>>52468699
Better luck next reincarnation cycle, chud. It is all over

>>52482221
>Trust wallet

He's advocating trust wallet lol
I'm sure it doesn't have a back door
use dice.

>>52482446
I hear google now accepts crypto payments now. If this is the case, that's actually a big news

>>52482427
Crypto's shitty look

>>52482468
I see a lot of payment gateways coming up. Binance pay now accepts Coti. With these improved features like the Travala partnership, more ground is being covered

>>52468803
Just be sure to write down your wallet’s back up seed phrase, with a pen + paper and keep it somewhere safe. For the love of god, don’t just screenshot it and send it to the cloud or paste it to a word processor.

Watch out for centralized bridges and L2s, posing as DeFi. I don’t use them, so I have no recommendations.

>>52482578
You must have been in the cave, that's some old news.

>>52482615
Bridges are a failed technology if you ask me, why will projects not launch on multichain rather than making use of bridges where most of the hacks have happened

>>52482264
This calls for on-chain privacy and security if it will be widely adopted.

>>52482603
Like we're in the verge of crypto adoption. Google parent Alphabet recently said that it would let users pay for Google Cloud using Bitcoin as well as several other cryptos,

>>52482626
Why isn't this news more publicized? Why didn't it start off a bull rally?

>>52482643
> why will projects not launch on multichain
I’m not a developer, but that sounds like a logistical nightmare.
It’s hard enough to do anything right at all on any network. Sounds dangerous to stretch yourself any thinner than you have to.

>>52482769
My next payment for Google storage, I'd explore that option. This is cheering news to me

>>52468462
DeFi is the best way to go atm
Just get on a good dex, and you are on point

>>52471544
What's shill there, are you telling me you don't know about takepile perpdex?
You ask question if you don't

>>52483299
Railwayswap DEX for private swaps & txs

>>52483464
I use railwayswap for private swap, but I prefer takepile for perpetual trading and DeFi staking

>>52481517
Unlocking a blockchain in the real world will involve a lot of responsibility. I wouldn't be surprised if more businesses decided to integrate and utilize the data service.

>>52469144
Those places were centralised banks, in effect, without regulation. People were suckered in because 'OMG FREE MONEY!' without thinking about how that 'free money' was actually being generated.

>>52483299
Aren't all dex owned by those same fucking cex owners?

>>52471220
The Hydra DEX from Hydranet
It's been fudded from the beginning of the year.
Finally Launching public testnet soon and then mainnet.

>>52475466
Even my grandpa makes use of Dex on Allianceblock, so there isn't really much big deal to it.

>>52483971
Yes, a few companies with the same owners are launching both DEX and CEX.
Recently, I've been trading assets on xpress, binance, uniswap, pcs, and quickswap. Diversifying platforms is also a good idea so that there are more coins to trade.

>>52484154
Can perpetual contracts be traded on xpress the same way it's done on gmx and takepile?

>>52484013
Your grandpa uses DeFi!, that is hard to believe.

But I know for sure that the project has a good interface with nice utilities