RE: The Layers Of Bitcoin
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I learned something new today. I never knew there were layers. I always thought that BTC being traded on exchanges weren't really recorded on chain per transaction and only when you take them out from the exchange do these trades register on chain. So I was more familiar with the Deposited and BTC on cold storage. Thanks for the interesting read!
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Glad I could be your fun crypto fact of the day :), but yeah BTC as it grows it will continue to add new layers, all money has layers we had fiat, cash, deposits, cheques, credit cards, debit cards, laons and so it goes on
I prefer the safest form of BTC on my good old cold storage
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I don't have my money on BTC but will consider that when I try to accumulate more of those. Thanks a lot, something to teach to people new to crypto. I'm still trying to get my friends to be interested.
Well you're earning crypto here aren't you? You can always pick up small bits of swap.BTC and when you have a few Satoshis you can store it on-chain somewhere safe that you own
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I do and it's more than what I expect to earn while treating the whole platform as a hobby (just cents, because I have yet to make a good art piece to showcase at the art groups, I got a digital learning journey to do which made me started blogging on the first place but learned to be interested in cryptofinance because of how it's in the perfect time of my life to explore investing options).
After I stopped looking at the rewards on my posts and started caring more about interaction (mostly at discord), the opposite effect happened, I get blessed by the community.
BTC is on the list of coins to accumulate once I get more cash flow to invest. But I'm more inclined to put more money on Hive/Leo than other coins. Sort of having faith that the platform was the first place that exposed me in depth about crypto.
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If you make art you should check out platforms that tokenise art and you can sell some of your art for crypto
I made the same conclusion when I started when I stopped caring and just posted what I wanted to talk about, people came, commented and gave me rewards and I did the same for them, that's the fun part, the money to me is cool but I don't care that much about it
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Thanks! had it bookmarked now. I'm familiar with the two options listed. I thought about doing that but I'm learning the digital art because that's more suited for cryptoart than traditional media, just my opinion.
If I use a pen or pencil on paper, the illustrations just come naturally but when I started transitioning to digital art, the device and software had their own learning curves to get used to. I'll dwell into that once I can create some digital art people would be really interested in buying.
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