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Investment / Why Crypto Traders Should Have Multiple Income Sources by laucrypto: 3:08pm On Jul 09
Since the retracement of Bitcoin, the market has become boring. Sometimes, the direction of Bitcoin is unclear. For example, recently, the price action of Bitcoin has been confusing. I have learned one thing in these recent days: as a crypto trader, do not rely on trading as your only source of income. It is good to have another source of income like real estate, staking, crypto jobs, and other legitimate sources of income. If I say that I will force a trade now, it can end up in a loss. I have staked some of my trading capital in my Bitget Saving account to enjoy the 20% interest rate. I will open trades again when the market's direction becomes clear.

What is your take on this?
Investment / Simplifying Crypto Payments For Merchants. by laucrypto: 4:24pm On Jun 19
CBPAY is now available on Bitget, enabling merchants to easily accept cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Litecoin through Coinbar Pay. This platform integrates with various devices and e-commerce systems, providing instant crypto-to-euro conversions and straightforward transaction management.

The CBPAY token, based on the XDB CHAIN, is key to the ecosystem, offering rewards for spending and holding. Bitget is hosting events like PoolX staking, a community campaign airdrop, and a CBPAY X giveaway, each with attractive rewards. Trading for CBPAY/USDT begins on June 19, 2024, with deposits already open and withdrawals available from June 20. Are you ready to explore what CBPAY has to offer?
Technology Market / Tracing Transactions: The Privacy Challenges Of Blockchain by laucrypto: 4:36pm On Jun 15
At the beginning of my journey into the world of cryptocurrencies, I was always told that blockchain and cryptocurrencies ensure decentralization, privacy, and user identity protection.

But after several years, I have come to the conclusion that blockchain does not ensure privacy and user identity protection. On the blockchain, data is very visible to everyone. For example, one can see and trace a person's transactions. There are certain blockchains and tools developed over time that even allow the identification of the owner of a wallet and the author of transactions. All this compromises user privacy.

Even though several crypto projects have recently emerged with solutions to protect user data and ensure their privacy, I remain skeptical. For example, Mystiko Network, supported by exchanges like Bitget, has introduced its universal ZK SDK aimed at ensuring user confidentiality and privacy. In your opinion, can these projects succeed?

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