Good warnings. Celsius canceled our payout - after 7 weeks' delay, and BTC 2X. Doesn't look good for future payments to creditors. Or for the honor of this Court.
Another good hard wallet is safepal which is air gapped, very user friendly love it, I think its even more user friendly than Ledger and also the defi swaps are very smooth.
Can you do a video on exiting crypto timing strategies of moving from cold wallet to exchanges to set limit order sales? Like any general best practices for how long to leave the order open, how early you move it over so it's ready to sell and not on a chain that's experiencing high fees/activity, etc.
Hey Aaron! Glad they're not going after individuals, as that was rumored to be possible earlier. About a year ago I tried selling a claim but the buyer opted out because they were concerned I'd be sued for withdrawing a larger amount. I still have a bit left on there so is anyone buying smaller claims under $50k? Thanks.
May I ask what happened with the whole BlockFi thing? Still did not got the rest of my lost money back and my coinbase info should be very much the same as I had in Coinbase...
Is it just me, but I’ve been locked out of the portal after stage seven last step distribution because I don’t meet requirements 😳 WTF, even submitted my tax docs, communicated for two years to then have them say no, can’t work it out
I'm new to stock and crypto. I feel like I’ve missed out on good buying opportunities by investing at the wrong times. With a $450K yearly income, I'm considering putting my savings into the market. Do you think I should learn to invest myself or rely on a financial advisor? I'm getting frustrated trying to find the right coins on my own.
Investing by yourself can be risky due to their complex strategies, high fees, and potential for significant losses. Without expert knowledge, it's challenging to fully assess the risks and returns, making professional guidance crucial.
I understand, it can be challenging with substantial savings and a high income. Learning to invest yourself offers control, but partnering with a financial advisor provides expert guidance, strategic diversification, and helps avoid mistakes. Starting with an advisor builds confidence.
My CFA Julianne Iwersen Niemann, a renowned figure in her line of work. I recommend researching her credentials further. She has many years of experience and is a valuable resource for anyone looking to navigate the financial market.
Thank you for sharing, I must say, Julianne appears to be quite knowledgeable. After coming across her web page, I went through her resume and it was quite impressive.
Hey Arron can you make a video of the most recent email from Celsius. I still haven’t receive my distribution yet, but I honestly don’t know what the email is trying to tell us. I email several times about trying to get my money back, but no luck. I think I picked the option to defer my distribution which I mistakenly did.
But they can't grow on a hardware wallet. And hardware wallets only protect you from chapter 11 so long as the company who provided the wallet stays in business.
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Hey Aaron, do we the dates for Celsius second claim distributions?
100 million for the creditors, 2.9 billion for the lawyers ;)
Thanks for the update 😊
Aaron is just the best in class! Thanks for the high quality update and contents.
thanks!
Thanks for the recap AB!!
Good warnings. Celsius canceled our payout - after 7 weeks' delay, and BTC 2X.
Doesn't look good for future payments to creditors. Or for the honor of this Court.
Another good hard wallet is safepal which is air gapped, very user friendly love it, I think its even more user friendly than Ledger and also the defi swaps are very smooth.
Can you do a video on exiting crypto timing strategies of moving from cold wallet to exchanges to set limit order sales? Like any general best practices for how long to leave the order open, how early you move it over so it's ready to sell and not on a chain that's experiencing high fees/activity, etc.
Hey Aaron! Glad they're not going after individuals, as that was rumored to be possible earlier. About a year ago I tried selling a claim but the buyer opted out because they were concerned I'd be sued for withdrawing a larger amount. I still have a bit left on there so is anyone buying smaller claims under $50k? Thanks.
Pure Speculation old mate regarding CZ
Cheers Aaron
It’s a bad look for binance also. Binance should keep there initial investment and return the rest
Thanks Aaron 🍻
May I ask what happened with the whole BlockFi thing? Still did not got the rest of my lost money back and my coinbase info should be very much the same as I had in Coinbase...
Is it just me, but I’ve been locked out of the portal after stage seven last step distribution because I don’t meet requirements 😳 WTF, even submitted my tax docs, communicated for two years to then have them say no, can’t work it out
thank you
Will CELSIUS do any kind of recovery like this?
I never keep anything on exchanges that is the first rule I learned back when I started crypto in 2017.
Good idea however 90% of people are not that tech savvy. If you can't keep assets on exchanges then crypto has a poor future except BTC of course.,
@@thumpernats not exactly ETH SOL has bright futures. and I think smart contracts will one day eclipse Bitcoin in the crypto market
I'm new to stock and crypto. I feel like I’ve missed out on good buying opportunities by investing at the wrong times. With a $450K yearly income, I'm considering putting my savings into the market. Do you think I should learn to invest myself or rely on a financial advisor? I'm getting frustrated trying to find the right coins on my own.
Investing by yourself can be risky due to their complex strategies, high fees, and potential for significant losses. Without expert knowledge, it's challenging to fully assess the risks and returns, making professional guidance crucial.
I understand, it can be challenging with substantial savings and a high income. Learning to invest yourself offers control, but partnering with a financial advisor provides expert guidance, strategic diversification, and helps avoid mistakes. Starting with an advisor builds confidence.
How can one find a verifiable financial planner? I would not mind looking up the professional that helped you. Do you have any?
My CFA Julianne Iwersen Niemann, a renowned figure in her line of work. I recommend researching her credentials further. She has many years of experience and is a valuable resource for anyone looking to navigate the financial market.
Thank you for sharing, I must say, Julianne appears to be quite knowledgeable. After coming across her web page, I went through her resume and it was quite impressive.
Hey Arron can you make a video of the most recent email from Celsius. I still haven’t receive my distribution yet, but I honestly don’t know what the email is trying to tell us. I email several times about trying to get my money back, but no luck. I think I picked the option to defer my distribution which I mistakenly did.
@@Crags63 email me
Drama
But they can't grow on a hardware wallet. And hardware wallets only protect you from chapter 11 so long as the company who provided the wallet stays in business.
Wrong. All the hardware wallets, even if those companies go out of business, still hold your keys and you’d have access to that crypto.
@@abennett Thank you.