This post is for @pifc's Pay It Forward Curation Contest - Week 47.
I find it very important to promote and bring in the spotlight people who write good and interesting content, especially if they, as content creators, are undervalued. Beside that, I love seeing other people's opinion that challenge my own concepts and ideas. So for this week I chose two Steemians that work in the same domain as me: cryptocurrency.
1. Cryptowarrior
-current reputation of 54
Cryptowarrior is a very active Steemian, posting almost daily. His posts are about the latest news in the crypto space. So basically if you want to know what's going on lately, just visit his page and enjoy.
@cryptowarrior88/headlines-for-the-world-of-cryptocurrencies-february-26-2019
In this post he writes about how Venezuela relates to Crypto, about the current market situation, about the new Samsung Galaxy s10 and more. Make sure to take a look.
2. SRC3
-current reputation of 39
SRC3 is quite new to Steemit, he joined last month. He's is already very active on the platform and gets really involved in what he does.
In his post, SRC3 talks about how Germany intends to use blockchain in the near future. Make sure to take a look.
These are some of the exchanges I use:
Any amount is highly appreciated!
- Bitfinex - my most used exchange
- Binance - most popular exchange
- Kucoin - excellent exchange, rising in popularity
- Gate - for small cap / new coins
- Huobi - margin trading
- Coinexchange - big variety of coins
- Magic Dice - Feeling lucky? Gamble your money
- Freebitco.in - earn free Bitcoin & high prices - if you're lucky
- 0xe1347a6F7f44fdd6Ae8B2fA80E1c8e1e4a13C7a5 - If you wish to donate ETH / or ERC-20 tokens
- 19feKUFZ4XgYbFLQf4MA3B8RnmF5s98m53 - If you wish to donate BTC
Thank you!
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TIP: ALWAYS CREATE A DIFFERENT PASSWORD FOR EACH EXCHANGE!NEVER HAVE THE SAME PASSWORD TWICE!SAVE THE PAGES TO YOUR BOOKMARKS, SO THAT YOU WON'T CLICK ON SCAM SITES! MANY GOT FOOLED AND LOST A LOT OF MONEY!Thanks for reading and safe trading!✌
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