21Bitcoin is great. For a savings plan, however, I would now recommend Strike - after the first week, savings plans are completely free of fees :D
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@stefan_21 As long as the costs are 0.xx%, I'm happy :D
How can you imagine that BTC are automatically sent to the wallet when a certain amount is reached? Does this work smoothly or do you do it manually?
How can you imagine that BTC are automatically sent to the wallet when a certain amount is reached? Does this work smoothly or do you do it manually?
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@Alpalaka Doesn't Strike have a spread?
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@Alpalaka yes exactly, I've been using 21Bitcoin for a relatively long time and still have my monthly savings plan running there...
You can set up an auto wallet transfer for e.g. 0.01 Bitcoin and as soon as the value is reached, your Bitcoin is sent directly to the stored address. 21Bitcoin even subsidizes the transaction fees and you always have to pay a maximum of 1000sats fees - regardless of how much the transactions in the Bitcoin network currently cost.
You can set up an auto wallet transfer for e.g. 0.01 Bitcoin and as soon as the value is reached, your Bitcoin is sent directly to the stored address. 21Bitcoin even subsidizes the transaction fees and you always have to pay a maximum of 1000sats fees - regardless of how much the transactions in the Bitcoin network currently cost.
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•@stefan_21 that sounds very good.
Thank you!
Thank you!
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•@Cyonix Strike has recently transformed the spread model into a transparent fee model:
https://strike.me/blog/from-spreads-to-fees-simple-transparent-and-cheap-pricing-for-bitcoiners/
Now that they have removed the fee on savings plans, one can certainly wonder if there will be a bit of spread on it again. I haven't found any official information on this yet.
https://strike.me/blog/from-spreads-to-fees-simple-transparent-and-cheap-pricing-for-bitcoiners/
Now that they have removed the fee on savings plans, one can certainly wonder if there will be a bit of spread on it again. I haven't found any official information on this yet.
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@stefan_21 But you can't receive btc yet. Is that correct?
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@Alpalaka Yes, that is correct. They are currently working with the authorities. But it should be possible to deposit and sell Bitcoin within the next few weeks/months.
But it hasn't been a problem for me so far :)
With Strike, on the other hand, this would already be possible now
But it hasn't been a problem for me so far :)
With Strike, on the other hand, this would already be possible now
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@stefan_21 I just read through the roadmap yes.
You hodl all the way to the graveyard? :D
You hodl all the way to the graveyard? :D
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•@Alpalaka definitely the majority :)
But I'm also prepared to take a few profits in a possible bull run. I will sell a maximum of 30% and then probably shift it into an ETF... but I will probably never have less than 70% Bitcoin in my portfolio again
But I'm also prepared to take a few profits in a possible bull run. I will sell a maximum of 30% and then probably shift it into an ETF... but I will probably never have less than 70% Bitcoin in my portfolio again
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@stefan_21 speak in concrete numbers.... If Btc costs e.g. 60k$ .... I make 500€ per week for example and say from 500€ directly to my wallett.... What are the fees?
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