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I’ve been looking around for apps that I can transfer money into to trade with bitcoin and I’ve done a lot of research and looking learned how transactions work and all that stuff still learning, but I want to experiment more with trading so is there any apps out there that can be used at the age of 14 or higher cause I am I looked around and I can’t find anything. I already traded on Cash app, which is allowed, but I’m unable to trade of other coins on there, so I’m just wondering if anybody has found anything and I’ve looked into non-custodial wallets and I’m unsure about those too sounds like some advice and any anywhere or anything I can trade on that’s safe of course if it even exists
I’m genuinely surprised how start the difference is.
I wish the r/bitcoin sub had more bitcoin only redditors, unfortunately not everyone is as educated on bitcoin vs crypto
Title: Put 55k RUB into BTC at $120k, now it's 40k RUB at $85k — got 30k cash, what would you do?
Hey everyone, long-time lurker, first-time poster. Need some honest advice from people who've been through a full cycle.
My situation:
• Put 55k RUB (~120k** — yes, bought the top, please be gentle
• That position is now worth about 40k RUB (~85k**
• So I'm down roughly 27% on paper
• Just got 30k RUB (~$370) as a gift, sitting in cash
What I'm wondering:
1. Is it worth DCA-ing this 30k into BTC at $85k right now, or should I wait for a dip to $75-78k?
2. Should I just hold the cash and forget about it for a few months?
3. Or is it smarter to average down my existing position rather than open a new one?
I know nobody has a crystal ball. I'm not looking for "buy now, 100x guaranteed" — I want to hear how you'd actually play this if you were in my shoes. Lump sum? DCA? Wait? Cut losses?
Any input appreciated. Thanks.
I lost money that wasn't mine in trading. I lost 4k$ I had borrowed for trading; it was gone in the blink of an eye. Please don't enter this field with money that isn't yours.
| Sharing this here to help others avoid the same trap. I was trying to transfer 0.27 BTC from my Ledger Nano to Kraken while watching a movie at home and multitasking. Since I didn't have Ledger Live installed on that device, I googled "ledger nano" and clicked the first link. It turned out to be a scam sponsored ad. The site asked for my 24-word recovery phrase, and in a moment of pure distraction, I entered it and hit submit. I realized the mistake almost immediately, but by the time I tried to move the funds, the BTC was already gone. For context, I’m 40 and not a rookie—I’ve been investing in crypto since 2018 and know exactly what not to do. While losing roughly $23k won't impact my lifestyle or retirement plans, the simple fact that I fell for something so silly hit me hard. I haven't felt that terrible in a long time. I’ve already submitted an IC3 online complaint, though I know the money is gone and have slowly accepted it. Just sharing this so nobody else falls into this trap. [link] [comments] |
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