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Past prices tell you what already happened. They are not a forecast, and crypto has no obligation to repeat itself.
Crypto left on an exchange is held by that exchange, not by you. For anything you would mind losing, move it to a wallet whose keys you control, and write the recovery phrase on paper — never in a photo, a notes app or an email. No exchange, wallet, support agent or website, including this one, will ever need your seed phrase. Anyone who asks for it is stealing from you.
In plain English If passed, rules like this would generally mean exchanges have to report more transaction detail to tax authorities — similar to how banks and brokerages already report interest and investment income. …
In plain English You need somewhere to hold crypto once you own any, and which kind of wallet you choose decides whether an exchange holds the keys for you, or only you do. …
Converted at the live rate shown above. Exchanges add their own fees and spread, so what you actually pay will differ.
