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Useful Links-Info-Wallets for Crypto-newbies - OliverSc - Aug 6, 2020
1) Check the fees in previous blocks and set your custom fees (sat/b) in your wallet so your transaction won't get stucked for 5 days.
https://mempool.space/
2) Unconfirmed Transaction Count, Pending Transaction Fee in BTC, Mempool Size in BTC
https://jochen-hoenicke.de/queue/#0,24h
3) Boost your Bitcoin transaction.
https://bitaccelerate.com/ or use the Bitcoin Transaction Accelerator from HF (go to Hacker Tools).
4) Find a LOCAL ATM BTC in your area and exchange btc to fiat anonymously. You can also check the fees that local atm has or if there is an option to sell/buy alt-coins.
https://coinatmradar.com/
5) Bitcoin Explorer (txid,blocks,charts,hashrate,data).
https://www.blockchain.com/
https://www.blockstream.info/
https://blockchair.com/
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There is no exchanger that can guarantee that you won't get hacked and lose your Crypto from your account. If you trust your coins in an exchanger is exactly the same if you trust your money in a bank. You give them to hold your money, you DON'T CONTROL THESE COINS, they do.
I recommend to exchange your crypto-fiat and withdraw fast, you don't have to hold your money there.
The only way to be sure is if you store your crypto in your own wallets and control your coins.
Your KEYS = Your COINS , NOT Your KEYS = NOT Your COINS
I highly recommend to get a hardware wallet to store your crypto, but if that's not an option for you then I would say that your crypto are more safe in your mobile phone than your PC (Operating systems on smartphones are way more secure than desktops/laptops).
I'm using desktop wallets but I'm careful a lot and never store more than I can afford to lose.
WRITE IN A PAPER THE 12-24 WORDS PHRASE, NOT IN YOUR PC. DON'T EVER LOSE THAT PAPER, there is no crypto help desk that can help you :]
Android:
-Samourai Wallet (can enable tor and mixing coins, increased privacy)
-Eclair wallet (can use lightning)
-Mycelium
-Jaxx (multi-coin wallet)
-Trustwallet (multi-coin wallet)
-Coinomi (multi-coin wallet)
IOS:
-Blockstream Green
-Mycelium
-Breez wallet (can use lightning)
-Zap wallet (can use lightning)
-Trustwallet (multi-coin wallet)
-Coinomi (multi-coin wallet)
If you use a mobile wallet and you store all your coins there I recommend to be careful with the apps that you download.
Desktop:
-Wasabi wallet (can enable tor and coinjoin for mixing coins, increased privacy)
-Exodus
Here is an example of coinjoin of Wasabi. (it works the same for Samourai Wallet for android with whirpool)
https://www.blockchain.com/btc/tx/2ca966ac32bb8408b0dc0dce7f8bb83632a96b32387536a27ff751f852dd567c
Even if you try to track the funds from the previous addresses you'll not be able.
RE: Useful Links-Info-Wallets for Crypto-newbies - OliverSc - Aug 30, 2020
Some more info.
There are three address types:
Legacy (P2PKH): addresses start with a 1.
Nested SegWit (P2SH): addresses start with a 3.
Native SegWit (bech32): addresses start with bc1.
Why is SegWit good?
The main benefit of separating the transaction signature from the transaction data is it reduces the size of the transaction data needed to store in one Bitcoin block. This allows each block to have extra capacity to store more transactions per block. This means the network can process more transactions per block and the sender pays lower transaction fees. This helpsfaster transactions as well as added security. Basically, use your SegWit address to receive deposits if you want lower fees when it's time to send the BTC out.
Another main benefit of SegWit addresses is that they are backwards compatible, meaning that you are able to send funds from a Bitcoin SegWit address to a Legacy Bitcoin address. On the other hand if you try to send from a Legacy address to Native Segwit, you'll probably receive a message of ''Invalid Address''.
Stop using wallets that use only Legacy addresses like Blockchain wallet, start using wallets that support SegWit💯💯💯💯💯
RE: Useful Links-Info-Wallets for Crypto-newbies - XwhoXamXiX - Sep 7, 2020
Thank you for sharing this
RE: Useful Links-Info-Wallets for Crypto-newbies - shreder - Sep 7, 2020
Here are some additional Useful Links-Info-Wallets for Crypto-newbies
Explorers
https://etherscan.io/
https://ethplorer.io/
Gas predictor
https://ethgasstation.info/
Transaction Visualizer
https://txstreet.com/v/eth Very cool to look at.
Ethereum 2.0 LaunchPad
https://medalla.launchpad.ethereum.org/
Wallets
https://www.myetherwallet.com/
https://metamask.io/
https://www.portis.io/
https://trustwallet.com/
https://authereum.com/
(Aug 6, 2020 06:01 AM)OliverSc Wrote: I hardly recommend to get a hardware wallet to store your crypto, but if that's not an option for you then I would say that your crypto are more safe in your mobile phone than your PC (Operating systems on smartphones are way more secure than desktops/laptops).
I'm using desktop wallets but I'm careful a lot and never store more than I can afford to lose.
While OP hardly recommends to get a hardware wallet 😧, I highly recommend you to get hardware wallet such as
https://trezor.io/
https://www.ledger.com/
RE: Useful Links-Info-Wallets for Crypto-newbies - OliverSc - Sep 7, 2020
(Sep 7, 2020 07:01 PM)shreder Wrote: Wallets
https://www.myetherwallet.com/
https://metamask.io/
https://www.portis.io/
https://trustwallet.com/
https://authereum.com/
While OP hardly recommends to get a hardware wallet 😧, I highly recommend you to get hardware wallet such as
https://trezor.io/
https://www.ledger.com/
Thanks a lot for the info bro!
I agree that these wallets are very good to store your ether and other coins/tokens.
I 100% recommend ledger nano X as I'm using it and I'm very satisfied, I think Ledger company has an offer if you buy Ledger Nano X and Ledger Nano S.
I never tried trezor to be honest but users say that it's amazing too.
RE: Useful Links-Info-Wallets for Crypto-newbies - shreder - Sep 7, 2020
(Sep 7, 2020 07:12 PM)OliverSc Wrote: I agree that these wallets are very good to store your ether and other coins/tokens.
I 100% recommend ledger nano X as I'm using it and I'm very satisfied, I think Ledger company has an offer if you buy Ledger Nano X and Ledger Nano S.
I never tried trezor to be honest but users say that it's amazing too.
I also have the ledger older one, if it breaks i'll be grabbing the new one.
RE: Useful Links-Info-Wallets for Crypto-newbies - mindshift5 - Oct 3, 2020
Bookmarked this thread...
The information is well worth the time
Thanks for putting this together
RE: Useful Links-Info-Wallets for Crypto-newbies - Alexuiop - Aug 4, 2021
really appreciate trying to help others like this, love to see it
RE: Useful Links-Info-Wallets for Crypto-newbies - OliverSc - Aug 4, 2021
(Aug 4, 2021 01:03 AM)Diamante Wrote: really appreciate trying to help others like this, love to see it
It you have any question feel free to ask here or pm
RE: Useful Links-Info-Wallets for Crypto-newbies - G Eazy - Aug 4, 2021
Thanks for putting that together to help others.
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