CoinOptix

Stepn app. Earn GST & GMT, then trade it back to $USD or Ethereum!

Available for Solana, Ethereum or Binance Smart Chain...

M2E = move to earn

"Not your keys, not your coins"

> If there's anything we've learned from the recent FTX fallout, never leave your crypto on a centralized exchange...

> If you don't hold the private keys to your coins in your own wallet, then technically they're in someone else's control.

> As a rule of thumb, you should only keep a minor portion of your holdings on any exchange (centralized or decentralized), to trade the small amount you normally would (treat it like a checking account).

> The majority of your holdings should always be kept in an offline aka "cold storage" wallet like Ledger Nano or Trezor (the private keys to these wallets are held on the device, and not accessible unless the device is actually connected to the internet).

In 1975 it was the year of the Pet Rock, now its the year of the digital Pet Rock...

▪️Bitcoin is perhaps the greatest invention since the internet itself, and widely considered the best form of money the world has ever seen.

▪️You can send a bitcoin payment to someone the same way you would an email (they actually now even have bitcoin email addresses for payment) and the network is open 24/7/365 (it doesn't close like a bank or the stock market).

▪️Fees are minimal (a few cents) and transactions are 100% processed w/ in 10-60 minutes.

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If you own bitcoin or any valuable cryptocurrency, you owe it to yourself to get one of these...

Ledger Nano S is one of the best and most secure hardware wallets ever made and is a cool piece of technology.

Cost is ~$100 give or take, value= priceless...

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Each bubble represents a bitcoin transaction in real time. The big bubble is a transfer for 28,867 bitcoins...meaning someone just transferred a cool $1.1B!

(The entire transaction was done near instantly and settles in ~1 hr or less, for a cost of a few cents to maybe $1 and no approval needed other than from the sender)

Bitlisten.com if you want to see and hear the network working...