I need some TRX

bubblebrain8 said:
Yeah I really chose a **** wallet, it was the first option on the page of recommended wallets from the peeps who paid me tho.

It's been so frustrating, thus far, getting into crypto. I feel like a baby who's trying to walk but keeps moering down
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Why don't you import your wallet to Trust Wallet? It also supports TRX.
 
Snyper564 said:
For the love of mankind copy paste addresses double/triple check addresses always act cautiously crypto is awesome but there are no do overs money is gone permanently if you mess up
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Lost about 100 dollars worth thus far lol
 
Jings said:
Why don't you import your wallet to Trust Wallet? It also supports TRX.
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Yeah I'm definately getting a different wallet and importing my stuff there.
But there's a million options so I'm trying to spend some time before jumping in, as previously suggested
 
backstreetboy said:
Should've used VALR... https://valr.com/invite/VAQUJKDJ
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Or a better ecosystem. Tron seems to be one of the worst. The bandwidth/energy is similar to EOS but the energy seems to function like ETH Gas where you have to use a big enough number. Too small or it changes during transaction and it gets reverted with a loss of funds so now it's back to square one except with an activated account.

This is bad for me let alone a beginner. And yes @bubblebrain8 always copy/paste addresses and make sure the first AND last sections match the original address before submitting.

I still suggest an exchange for receiving funds as it's just easier than dealing with all the behind the scenes machinery.
 
Swa said:
Or a better ecosystem. Tron seems to be one of the worst. The bandwidth/energy is similar to EOS but the energy seems to function like ETH Gas where you have to use a big enough number. Too small or it changes during transaction and it gets reverted with a loss of funds so now it's back to square one except with an activated account.

This is bad for me let alone a beginner. And yes @bubblebrain8 always copy/paste addresses and make sure the first AND last sections match the original address before submitting.

I still suggest an exchange for receiving funds as it's just easier than dealing with all the behind the scenes machinery.
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Do you know if VALR supports USDT trc20 yet?
 
Snyper564 said:
There is a term in Crypto DYOR

Go to VALR and check.

I can say yes, I could be wrong, you send your trc amount and lose it forever, rather check yourself
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Yea if you want to send it you have to get a receive address

Willing to do the work for him to get a receive address if needed :) it will be mine since i can't access his account

Willing to get his address all he has to do is send me his credentials /jk
 

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I want to get rich via crypto currency.

How do I start?

Let's say I've got $100 cash I can invest in.
 
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EastAfricaGuy said:
I want to get rich via crypto currency.

How do I start?

Let's say I've got $100 I can invest in.
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omw just go to your local casino and select black or red 50/50 to double.

crypto will never get you rich with 100USD unless you strike it lucky which is a gamble so go to a legitimate casino

also with this "get rich" attitude you are ripe for a scammer to pick
 
Snyper564 said:
omw just go to your local casino and select black or red 50/50 to double.

crypto will never get you rich with 100USD unless you strike it lucky which is a gamble so go to a legitimate casino

also with this "get rich" attitude you are ripe for a scammer to pick
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Really?

I have a different perception as well.

If I could pinpoint a new introduced coin worth $0.00012 during IPO, I can get millions of coins using my $100.

Then after 6 months or so, the coin appreciates value to become $0.012 per coin.

Do you know how much I will be worth by that time?

I remember to cashed out $3,700 in 2018 when Ripple (XRP) surged from $0.02 to $3.1 within a month.
 
EastAfricaGuy said:
Really?

I have a different perception as well.

If I could pinpoint a new introduced coin worth $0.00012 during IPO, I can get millions of coins using my $100.

Then after 6 months or so, the coin appreciates value to become $0.012 per coin.

Do you know how much I will be worth by that time?

I remember to cashed out $3,700 in 2018 when Ripple (XRP) surged from $0.02 to $3.1 within a month.
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Oi...

Gamble...

I made a stash in xrp too back then cashed out the peak.

But to get lucky like this is super unlikely it's a gamble nothing more. These are some of the highest risk plays you can get one in a million kinda chance.

Your theory is correct. The chance of getting that coin highly unlikely

Also why ask here if you have "done it" in the past...
 
Snyper564 said:
Also why ask here if you have "done it" in the past...
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I expected some good recommendations of cheap coins with potential future returns, which I can invest using my $100.

Something like:
"Check out the following three cryptos..."

"Next month a new coin is released, check this link..."

"You can mine the following coin which is expected to go public in ...."

Instead, you came straight and scaring me with "gambling theories"

Seems like you and I, we both outdated with the current crypto market.
 
EastAfricaGuy said:
I expected some good recommendations of cheap coins with potential future returns, which I can invest using my $100.

Something like:
"Check out the following three cryptos..."

"Next month a new coin is released, check this link..."

"You can mine the following coin which is expected to go public in ...."

Instead, you came straight and scaring me with "gambling theories"

Seems like you and I, we both outdated with the current crypto market.
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Oh no I'm all good been in this for years. Just don't mess around with get rich quick pump n dumps... I'm sure others will chime in.

Best of luck!
 
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