Ledger Nano S
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Protect your crypto assets with the most popular multicurrency hardware wallet in the market. The Ledger Nano S is built around a secure chip, ensuring optimal security.
Ledger Nano S $127.99 (Was $159.99) Delivered @ Ledger
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Digitalsin on 16/10/2018 - 23:08 ledger.com (573 clicks)
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Dear Crystal Ball, I bought xrp at $4. Will I ever get my money back?
I am the ghooooostly voiiiice. I seeee a very big taaaax deductioooooon.
Don't take tax advice from disembodied voices, sounds like a capital loss
I actually looked in to this… And as far as I understand, I need to make money via/using the currency to claim a reduction on it. But I'm happy to be proven wrong.
@fufufu: if you didn't use it for purchases you can claim it as an investment lost https://www.ato.gov.au/General/Gen/Tax-treatment-of-crypto-c…
Crypto is dead
Then why don't you buy it?
https://www.sgtreport.com/2018/10/world-bank-president-distr…
https://www.globalcryptopress.com/2018/10/fidelity-investmen…
Fidelity Investments, the #1 holder of 401k plans in the USA with 23 million customers, announces their big entry into cryptocurrency!
https://www.pscp.tv/w/1yoJMVyeVOWxQ
Better tell the establishment they're going in the wrong direction. :)
https://www.news.com.au/finance/money/investing/economist-sl…
Well…. financial institutions are not exactly the most honest businesses IMHO. GFC? Banking Inquiry?… :X
Oh I would never suggest they were honest. They are bloody cunning though and they they know exactly what they are doing.
@EightImmortals: yes I agree… sorry if I misunderstood your comment before.
I'm too conservative.. will stay away.. ^_^
@Andreu: heh no worries, it was just a counter to the 'crypto is dead' comment from the other fella. Crypto isn't dead…just getting smashed a bit this year on the price front. It is still progressing quite well on other fronts though. Can't tell you which ones will be here in a couple of years though.
It is still progressing quite well on other fronts though.
Sure is, crypto is enabling a wide variety of industry, especially money laundering, ransomware, tax evasion, pumps & dumps, exit scams, environmental damage from computers endlessly guessing random numbers for no purpose and so much more!
@EightImmortals: Nice reply.
How and where does the 'real' economy encourage any activity I mentioned?
It's entertaining watching ancap behaviour from the sidelines.
@bm: "especially money laundering"
https://nypost.com/2018/02/15/us-bank-to-pay-613m-to-settle-…
https://www.stuff.co.nz/business/world/96869035/australian-b…
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-06-04/commonwealth-bank-pay-$700-million-fine-money-laundering-breach/9831064
"ransomware"
This has been going on for a lot longer than crypto has been around.
"pumps & dumps"
Again, been going on for ever.
https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/05/061205.asp
OK so crypto might be another avenue where the scumbags can pinch some money (for now) but that's hardly an indictment on the means. There will always be criminals around but I'm not going to miss out on any opportunities because of a small handful of ratbags. DYOR and buyer beware, same as in most things these days.
@EightImmortals: You post a lot of evidence that criminals use regular banking systems for crime and all your URLs show prosecutions or pending prosecutions.
Pump & dumps, insider trading and other illegal activites occur frequently, however in the real world there are regulations and prosecutions.
Yet crypto facilitates the same criminal activities and makes it far more difficult to prosecute. Therefore, criminals prefer crypto.
Ancaps also love crypto because they want to avoid paying tax. I've heard them call it 'theft', while using taxpayer funded facilities like normal people, for example roads, healthcare, centerlink, national parks and beaches and so much more.
Last time my credit card got hacked, I called the credit card company and they refunded all stolen money.
Show me how to get your money back when your crypto gets hacked or stolen, or you lose the password or private keys.
Crypto is practically centralized. Jihan Wu runs the biggest mining farm and keeping many crypto networks secure is only possible by wasting more energy than any potential attacker.
It's all a pyramid scam and only the early adopters and market manipulators can make money these days.
@bm: "Last time my credit card got hacked, I called the credit card company and they refunded all stolen money.
Show me how to get your money back when your crypto gets hacked or stolen, or you lose the password or private keys."
Isn't that the beauty of crypto? You are the "bank" and responsible for your own money.
Careful, bag holders round these parts.
When you have lost all your money in crypto you can still put your sorrow and misery in here.
I bought BTC at $17k, put it on a ledger, burnt my house down and now all my stress is gone.
You are not alone my friend.
Shitcoin bank.
great product, have been using mine with peace of mind for the last 18 months!
I have 5 ledger nano S' brand new in box, still shrink-wrapped leftover from a group buy last year. it was too exxy to ship back to ledger, so I've kept them.
PM me if you're interested.
cheers
kdeathDo you supply your own Seed key? :-)
lol no. they have not been opened or touched in anyway.
pls follow the setup guide from ledger, regardless of where you get your device from@@
https://support.ledgerwallet.com/hc/en-us/categories/1150008…
Do not buy from anyone except a legit source
This is good advice, the number of people claiming that their ledger was hacked is astounding. Only to find out they brought it from Ebay etc… For a few bucks more just go straight to the source, it's simply not worth the headache.
these are from the source - ordered direct from ledger - can share the invoice if you like.
they are being c#$ts about taking back their product
Of course they are, what do you expect?
Why would they take back a potentially hacked product to resell to another bag holder who'll get hacked and blame the Ledger because they resold your worthless crypto toy?
You're holding onto 5 pieces of silicon landfill, only a moron would buy it secondhand.
wait for the cyber Monday deal, they have had a deal on every year,
God I hope more and more recruiters and intelligent employers are permanently blacklisting anyone using the word 'Blockchain' in a positive context on their resume or linkedin.
Nouriel Roubini
"Has worked for the International Monetary Fund, the US Federal Reserve, and the World Bank." lol what would you expect him to say?
When I get my coins on it how do I keep it insured for fire and theft?
Even if you lose it or burn it or whatever, you just need to buy another one and restore the 24 phrase words from the the original ledger and all your coins will be there
So that means they aren't stored on the ledger but on their server?
they are stored on the blockchain
the blockchain
Also known as the slow, insecure, computationally expensive and enviromentally damaging append-only database that behaves like a 39 year old Merkle-tree database but dumber.
@Digitalsin: We don't know who's reading so I'm doing my bit to inform curious minds, helping prevent further victims 'investing' (losing) their money from this pathetic ponzi scam.
@Digitalsin: Yeah done a bit more research into it after I got mine delivered today on the weekend!!!
It requires you to keep your 24 sees pass secured to recover the losses. Now to sign up for a safety deposit box to store the seed pass in.
@EightSix: Good idea, I've made a few copies to keep off site…totally worth it if you have money invested.
Been holding off for months. Gotta get my many xrp off the exchange before it moons and the government chases me for taxes!