I believe self-custody is an important part of financial independence.
Binance has resumed withdrawals for most cryptos. Now that they’re back on, people are withdrawing at a massive scale. Overall, I’m a fan of more crypto moving off CEXes and into self-custodial wallets. Hacks like this are a brutal reminder that intermediaries holding your crypto is inherently not secure.
What is the actual evidence that North Korea did the Binance hack?
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| | I’m curious: for long-term investors, what risk management strategies exist beyond simple approaches like "buying the dip" or "selling during a market downturn"? I’d like to explore a few questions: Do you maintain a fixed asset allocation, or do you adjust your positions based on changing market conditions? How do you avoid making emotional decisions during significant market pullbacks? Do you have established rules for rebalancing your portfolio or trimming your positions? What insights have you gained from past Bitcoin market cycles? I believe a robust investment process is just as important as the asset itself. Please share your perspectives—especially those rooted in real-world experience or supported by data. Looking back, what is one risk management lesson you wish you had learned sooner? [link] [comments] |
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