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@criptopanas
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Do you know of any sports competition where the prize is Bitcoin?
380 sats \ 6 comments \ @criptopanas 21 Feb Stacker_Sports
Passport Bitcoin hardware Wallet. Opinions?
158 sats \ 1 comment \ @criptopanas 19 Feb bitcoin_beginners
0 sats \ 0 replies \ @criptopanas 17 Feb \ on: BTC for Cuban Pesos? AskSN
Yes, there is a big community using lnp2pbot on Telegram on the Island.
Convierte un móvil viejo en una hardware wallet
157 sats \ 0 comments \ @criptopanas 17 Feb bitcoin_beginners
Is a mobile phone without internet a safe Hardware Wallet?
566 sats \ 11 comments \ @criptopanas 10 Feb bitcoin_beginners
0 sats \ 1 reply \ @criptopanas OP 7 Feb \ parent \ on: BTC as a wedding Present bitcoin_beginners
That's a cool idea, but I'm missing the part where you can attach a message to the gift.
BTC as a wedding Present
458 sats \ 8 comments \ @criptopanas 7 Feb bitcoin_beginners
Wallets on your phone?
327 sats \ 15 comments \ @criptopanas 30 Jan bitcoin_beginners
LifPay Billetera Custodial para Lightning
141 sats \ 0 comments \ @criptopanas 29 Jan bitcoin_beginners
58 sats \ 0 replies \ @criptopanas 24 Jan \ on: Ledger co-founder David Balland was kidnapped for ransom bitcoin
What can we lear from this episode?
IMO, the most important call is not to "advertise" that you're a Bitcoin hodler, as wearing clothes or hats with the BTC logo.
Second, be aware when you talk about BITCOIN with an estranger, maybe you're sharing too much information.
Third, think about the best custody system for your personal cases, maybe having a decoy wallet could be a good way to implement.
What would you add to this short list??
you're going to regret it (English Version)
881 sats \ 4 comments \ @criptopanas 22 Jan bitcoin_beginners
Te vas a arrepentir (spanish version)
67 sats \ 1 comment \ @criptopanas 22 Jan bitcoin_beginners
0 sats \ 0 replies \ @criptopanas 21 Jan \ on: Where would you be if you hadn't gotten into bitcoin? AskSN
I'd be working many more hours...selling my time for some dirty money.
24 sats \ 2 replies \ @criptopanas 19 Jan \ on: What’s a new habit you’ve trying to form? AskSN
More reading and less youtube. 100 planks a day.
0 sats \ 0 replies \ @criptopanas OP 17 Jan \ parent \ on: In your country, do you pay a fee to the Gov for working as a freelancer? econ
No, taxes comes later.
This fee is only to have your business open.
In your country, do you pay a fee to the Gov for working as a freelancer?
609 sats \ 11 comments \ @criptopanas 17 Jan econ
41 sats \ 0 replies \ @criptopanas 16 Jan \ on: The Future Of Bitcoin Lending? bitcoin
I've been in both side of the loans.
My experience with Ledn.io: It was very straight forward, I deposited my BTC, in less than 5 minutes I got my loan with a 50% LTV (for example, $1000 worth of BTC I got $500), the interest rate was about 14,2% year. I could pay the loan before the year with no fees or penalties. I bought some SATS with the money I got from the loan. During my loan the price went down and I needed to send more SATs to add more colateral. It was a risky move, I'had some sleepless nights. It's not for everyone!
My experience lending funds on Lend by HodlHodl: I have a small amounts of my saving on stablecoins , because we liked or not is a strong currency compare to the EUR. I use this USD saving as liquidity and when I know that I'll not use this funds for some time, I lend part of it on HodlHodl. I've done some loans backed by BTC for a good interest rate (sorry for my FIAT mentality) between 14% to 60% year. I always got my capital + interest back, no problem at all.
OFF COURSE, buying and holding BTC would have been more interesting, but this money is the one I use for the short term.
If the other person won't pay me back, I would get some BTC for the value of my capital + interest.
I did some research about Firefish, but it was very complicated the custody part...