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I spun up 2 more $DOGE miners in August. So far they've paid me: 1,130.59 USDC 1,467 DOGE Today, that DOGE is worth $110. I think DOGE will hit $1 DOGE in the next bull market. So I'm earning my stables, but also earning DOGE that I can sell on a run-up.

Even with the Binance hack, i'd still be more comfortable on an exchange and here is why...👇 Exchanges like @krakenfx, @binance, and @coinbase have proof of reserves, 1 to 1 matches on all deposited crypto. In the event of a mass intrusion or compromise, you typically see what you saw from @cz_binance; covering all the loses. Here's where the pendulum swung for me. We've seen multiple cold wallet companies have back door compromises as well. Cold storage wallets don't offer insurance of any kind and die on the hill of "not your keys, not your crypto". I think this argument is very 2020. I'd rather have a compromised exchange account with optional insurance and a Binance like response then lose it all if I make a mistake or a back door was exploited. Either way, both situations are not good, however which one sucks less? Companies like @Tangem have a unique position here, never been compromised, due to the cards they issue, but like anything else, someone finds a way. For now, Tangem is the safest hardware wallet around, imho. However, still no insurance for lost funds. Tangem is more of a warm wallet, then cold. More and more we will see exchanges like Kraken essentially become banks and they will have FDIC or similar like insurance provided in regulation with the CFTC/SEC. The question then becomes, who controls your money? Do you sacrifice safety and security for obscurity? or Do you bank your self, trusting that the cold storage your using is completely safe? Food for thought.

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