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🚨CV INTERVIEW: MARTY MARKET ANALYSIS MARCH 19, 2023 (Patreon)

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2023-03-20 05:46:15
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2023-06

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Hi CryptoViewing Family,

Here is an important market update with Martee Hibbs, our market analyst, for March 19, 2023.

Where is it all going? Are we going to get rich, yet?
Our technical analyst doesn’t give financial advice, but he sure knows how to read those graphs!

Please visit Martee's website for more information. https://www.bullshift2020.com/




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🚨CV INTERVIEW: MARTY MARKET ANALYSIS MARCH 19, 2023

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Anonymous

Thanks Gents!

Anonymous

There seems to be some confusion over FedNow. This is an interbank settlement layer according to this article, not a CBDC... https://peakd.com/hive-167922/@taskmaster4450le/fednowcoin-the-latest-cryptocurreny-lie

Anonymous

Martee has been awesome. I have been watching these segments since they started and martee has been so accurate. I look forward to these updates every week. It's like the light on thr front of a train. You can't see forever but you can see enough of the track to know what's a head.

cryptoviewing
>>104467516

It's the tip toe towards it. It may not be the full-blown CBDC but its moving the US in that direction for sure.

Anonymous

I just got an e-mail from Coinbase that they have changed my contact information to another e-mail and that I have 24 hours to confirm. I can't log in to my account. Totally frozen out. Keep in mind that Coinbase sends a confirmation code to your phone before accessing your account and I never got a confirmation code on my phone. So this is an inside job. End game?

Anonymous

I didn't. II went directly to Coinbase and e-mailed them. Haven't heard back yet.

Anonymous

Thanks…..I looked forward to when Martee says we are near the top!

Anonymous

why a cold wallet? whats wrong with a hot wallet just OFF of an exchange? In the event the internet goes down etc, arent cold wallets totally useless as well? and assuming for some reason we can never access hot walets again, why would a cold wallet work in that type of scenerio anyway? just curious for the reasoning. i understand exchanges are dangeous but why cold wallet over just a normal wallet w seed words etc?

Anonymous
>>104547457

Here’s a great primer on wallets including why you should use a hardware wallet - https://youtu.be/AQO7KePXUEQ

Anonymous

about Exodus: being that it's a non-custodial wallet that does not "store" any funds whatsoever (the funds 'live' on the blockchains, not on Exodus), the only realistic attack vector of importance here is that Exodus might be pressured into blocking some IP address ranges which are associated with certain countries - or they might just switch off the exchange feature for people within banned IP ranges. All of that can be easily bypassed by using a VPN or Tor. Generally, those who have properly backed up their seed phrases and/or exported all individual private keys, have no reason to fear a sudden state-level clampdown on self-custody related to non-custodial hot-wallets like Exodus. Even if Exodus goes out of business from one day to the next, this would not impact access to user funds (except for those people who forgot to backup their seed phrases...).

Anonymous
>>104559617

and as for hardware wallets like Ledger or Trezor: the most scary attack vector to consider are phone numbers and physical addresses. Remember the Ledger Database leak of 2020 which exposed the private info of over 200K ledger wallet owners ? This, coupled with the general assumption that those who own a hardware wallet own a large amount of crypto, can become incredibly dangerous in case of an e-commerce database leak. Consider also that Governments and their tax agencies might be very interested in knowing who exactly has purchased a hardware wallet and that they might pressure the company where you purchased the hardware wallet from into handing over that information.

Anonymous

The video resolution is low. I usually take screen shots.

Anonymous
>>104559617

fantastic insight. and things i was thinking about myself. I just dont see the need for a hardware wallet over a LEGITMATE and secure hot wallet (with seeds backed up etc). the issue I have with hardware wallets is also, what happens if someone steals it or you lose it? maybe im rusty with this but iirc, you need the physical device to access your funds above just knowing the backup code etc. maybe this isnt an issue any longer with the newer trezors, but then whats even the point of a hardware wallet if its basically a hot wallet with a gimmicky device on the side?

Anonymous
>>104559617

and then also the fact that, I would bet big money on the fact that the government would go after people based off their amazon purchase history etc. and lets be frank, amazon sells user data to the NSA and government 3 letter agencies most likely the same way facebook does, regardless of whether theyll admit to it or not. youll need to catch them red handed in 1080p HD before theyll ever admit anything and until criminal proceedings take place, theyll likely continue to deny it. so again, it seems like owning a physical device can create a hot trail around your funds as well, not even including hacks or other bullshit things you just know are bound to happen at some point

Anonymous

We need an update from you guys. Things evolve too fast