₦airaland Forum

Timekeeper:
Share the link abeg

Cryptobits:
Speak to your pastor

Timekeeper:
Was it sent to your trust wallet??

Robnectar:
https://t .me/trumpswapairdropbot?start=r0127604855

Ikanium:
yes
Copy the link paste it in another place maybe wattsapp then click

Timekeeper:
Was it sent to your trustwallet??

BrokerHaruna:
$Dogezilla is in accumulation phase.

Timekeeper:
I have done it... I hope them give me sha

Like how many days did it take to send to ur trust wallet

francisgodstime:
how can I buy metaverse

lkillbrokehoes:
Holdling for long is not easy but if you can actually train yourself to hodl, nothing can stop you from making it.

I know what I'm talking about, Holdling beetcee, Eth and other alt coins since 2019 in my wallets, made me some mad cash.

ShiningStar001:
I want to know more please. Good morning sir.

Ikanium:
yes
Copy the link paste it in another place maybe wattsapp then click

Ekehwinz:
What's their contract address? I can't seem to find them on trust wallet with the one they have on telegram

FunnyDude:
I haven't seen anyone here that has bought latest cars or build house with crypto investment

Abi good thing no dey hungry una ni?

Just thinking...

plat0:
Good morning bosses, I'm expecting btc for a service rendered, the customer uses a blockchain.com crypto wallet, and I use a binance wallet. Some weeks back I sent my binance btc network wallet address to the customer address and the transaction fee was almost equivalent to the cash he paid for the service.

Wanted to know if sending an Ethereum network address will reduce the transfer fee especially as the network type is not specified on blockchain.com.

Thanks.

FunnyDude:
I haven't seen anyone here that has bought latest cars or build house with crypto investment

Abi good thing no dey hungry una ni?

Just thinking...

timmyrocksz:
So dem suppose Dey post am for here or what ?

Icecream4U:
We are investors. Not fraudsters.

FunnyDude:
Do you know the meaning of investor?

So as a crypto trader you don turn investor. That's risk taking not investment.

LawrenceAO:
You can start by downloading Binance App and register with them. Once your registration is complete, you can buy some BNB, Ethereum and Bitcoin to start with. Start with small units and try to start trading bit by bit, with time you will gain experience. You sell your stakes when the market is high and wait for a dip before buying back. This is what I do and it works for me.

You could also look into DEFI yield farming. You can make a lot of money from yield farming but it is extremely risky. If you want to know more I can definitely give you advice and explain how you do your own research before venturing into such investment. Good luck.