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20672519 No.20672519 [Reply] [Original]

Is it safe to leave fiat on an exchange?

>> No.20672530

>>20672519
Compared to what?

>> No.20672534

>>20672530
What?

>> No.20672535

If you have to post a frog along with your question, just go ahead and assume you're asking a stupid question and everyone is going to call you a retard.

>> No.20672762
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20672762

yes it is safe.
However I would not put my live savings on an Hong Kong operated exchange.

2FA should always be mandatory as well.

Good luck fren.

I have also attached some titties for your pleasure.

>> No.20673287

Yes and no. It is practically but theoretically no
Not your keys?
Not your bitcoin

>> No.20673308

i've been doing this for 6 years now. I was lucky to escape MtGox (because people always said it was shit) so i didn't trust it to begin with. Went to BTC-E, which got taken down, my funds where at Bittrex at that point, and now i have everything on Binance.

Is it safe, not 100%, but if you do your research a bit, you'll be ok.

>> No.20673416

>>20673308
>i was almost shot for 3 times in chicago, but if you take a taxi instead of walking you'll be safe
MOVE YOUR COINS IN AN OFFLINE WALLET YOU FUCKING RETARD

>> No.20673422

>>20673416
No, i can't i run bots