awstrack.me is just a general domain that is used by AWS - it could be flagged by some reports of a bad actor using this but that doesn't automatically turn AWS malicious.

https://safeweb.norton.com/reviews/341978

If you are in the EU your best call is to setup a Revolut account (online bank, very easy to open account) and and from there you can do sepa transfers (free) to Binance/Coinbase (Nexo also works). It also nice in case your country doesn't have Euro, since you can do free currency exchange. Depending on what you are buying, you can try other places also.

Feel free to use my ref code:

https://revolut.com/referral/dimitr0kt!AUG2AR

P.S: don't bother with buying crypto directly on Revolut.

https://www.omnicalculator.com/finance/apy

Here you go, boss.

Chuck your APY rate into the 3rd field. Change the term to 1 week and you'll get the rough estimation of weekly rewards.

You can use this website to see the true APR rates that Celsius pays. https://allaboutcelsius.com/reward-rates-apr/

Yeah, I locked in my Bitcoin for 30 days for a 10.3% APY. As I'm serious about hodling, I was interested in going longer with them for an even higher APY but like you said, they are fairly new so I wanted to test them out first.

My interactions with their support team didn't raise any red flags and their online reviews are all very positive.

Trustpilot page: https://www.trustpilot.com/review/haruinvest.com.

You mean in "available coins"? I'm not sure about that. Since I had some before, it's under my "Coins" already. But digging deeper, it looks like it's not listed there because you can't purchase it on Celsius at the moment. The reason for that probably has more to do with their third party partners, like Gem, not supporting it yet. But it looks like you can still transfer it in no problem. That's my best guess.

It's called Multi-collateral DAI because DAI is not backed by actual USD, like most other dollar-pegged stablecoins. DAI is backed by a variety of other collateralized crypto debt, i.e. multi-(ple forms of )collateral.
https://www.kraken.com/learn/what-is-dai

2 small corrections.

3A - they did acknowledge the initial support request saying they would look into it. after 2 weeks I submitted a request for update, and I was told the issue was escalated to the devs.

3C - the email did not directly appear to be related to my support ticket. Atleast, It did not reference the ticket number. But I did review the email headers with https://mxtoolbox.com/EmailHeaders.aspx and it passes SPF Authentication and DKIM alignment. The email did not have any links or attachments that could be used for phishing purposes. I've probably analyzed about +20k emails in my professional life time in regards to potential phishing.

I'm sorry can you please elaborate more on your issue. You currently can only sign-up through the app which can be downloaded on IOS or Android so I'm not quite sure what you mean by signing up using Brave.

Same reason why you won't be able to get a mortgage with a csv file. Proof of funds are usually official statements or documents from a financial institute, usually banks but in this case, Celsius. A proof of fund would have the institute's name and address, official statement, balance on your account and a signature of an authorized personnel.

https://www.notion.so/celsius-recovery-dao/Proof-of-Funds-request-6f07b3fdbbc647dd8681e6049bd25785

Awesome, thanks again for sharing. I read this and it's pretty wild how they spread out your assets

https://www.notion.so/How-Midas-Investments-achieves-the-highest-APY-on-the-custodial-market-21c15bd5ca07448a84aea9e4b890e2a7

https://www.amazon.com/Mashinsky-Method-Yourself-Financial-Freedom/dp/1119863600/ref=mp_s_a_1_2?crid=3AXPZLP7HP1PI&keywords=mashinsky&qid=1656932012&sprefix=mashinsky%2Caps%2C202&sr=8-2

My company (ratio.me) is building a no fee crypto onramp from paycheck to any wallet address.

We launch in Beta in May and I think we're going to see onramping to Celsius as a common use case. If anyone wants to give it a try sign up here and we'll match your first payroll direct deposit up to $50. In exchange, we'll just want your feedback on the product.

https://airtable.com/shrNiraqH0SCSkWZ6

Happy to answer questions here about the model, which is:

- no funding or withdrawal fees. Funds go straight to your wallet address of choice on payday. We don't custody.

- spread is a standard 1.5% and we consistently rank 1st or 2nd in execution prices when compared to the big US exchanges (Coinbase, Kraken, BlockFI, Gemini)

- support for BTC, ETH, SOL, MATIC

Just to add insult into injury. The transfer I did right after my withdrawal address got white listed . The crypto was somehow removed from my wallet without permission. It took 2 hours to transfer to my wallet but the transfer to this unknown wallet took 1 min.

Not sure where the security risk is from so calm down I'm not blaming your precious app but if someone can tell me if this looks fine.. because there is a critical notification from when they sent me the crypto

This is from them notice there is two reciepetents

https://blockchair.com/bitcoin/transaction/9c946202a5ca53edb8b5a17a7568377bece61af82ea2a8898b852c53b568d5f6?from=trustwallet

This is where It went

https://blockchair.com/bitcoin/transaction/3629957848db461ceca09d20a7deb7fd7f1165c7494d2e8ba8aca689ae467735?from=trustwallet

sometimes it took a while for the app to update.

copy your Celsius LTC address and check it on Litecoin block explorer, if it's there then you shouldn't be worrying too much.

https://blockchair.com/litecoin

There are many ways of spending a marketing budget, it's not like paid advertising is the only way to promote products or services online.

You can dig more on your own analyzing their website via any seo software. They are not 100% accurate but you get a pretty god picture.

https://www.similarweb.com/website/celsius.network/#overview

Doing a quick discovery you can see their biggest source of traffic are direct and search traffic.

They use different sources of traffic and it seems they are using some kind of ads in highly targeted platforms (presearch, coinmarketcap, coingeko).

You can see more for yourself and give your own conclusions about their marketing strategy.

https://blockchair.com/bitcoin-sv/address/1PBy64K6PvChdyezQNJAVkq8ZUxrmnvvP7

This is the address where it was held. I sent them my BCH post split, and the tx was rebroadcast on the BSV network. They clearly received my bsv at

https://blockchair.com/bitcoin-sv/address/32oDbozUtPQwC8nfLsBeaDfg1XYcYPk1ob

Which has the same keys as my Celsius BCH deposit address

You misunderstand, let me rephrase:

Investment interest expense - Interest YOU pay on a HELOC (or other debt) which is used for 'investment purposes' is considered a tax deduction on your Schedule A/Form 4952 when itemizing and can be used against the interest income you earn (ie Celsius pays you). The amount that you can deduct is capped at your net taxable investment income for the year.

Any leftover interest expense gets carried forward to the next year and potentially can be used to reduce taxes in the future.

See these links:

https://www.schwab.com/resource-center/insights/content/investment-expenses-whats-tax-deductible

https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f4952.pdf

I didn't receive an email from support about KYC but the email I got seems to suggest that this isn't necessary and I don't think it's a general email just announcing the feature. Here's a screenshot of the email:https://snipboard.io/JHcC5f.jpg

You can enter the code in the first screen you come up on sign up after installing Celsius. It should ask "Have a referral code?" at the bottom, below the lines where you enter your name and email address etc. https://snipboard.io/b12KA5.jpg After you enter the code, you should see a notice saying "referral code activated" to let you know the code worked.

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Now that NFT's sell for millions it is hard to argue that CEL, or anything else, has 0 value or any kind of true value. Now, if they chose to back their operations with CEL I'd rather they didn't, but it is totally how the whole finance sector operates and how Celo "made" its stablecoins. Not to mention the other stablecoins with even dodgier tokenomics. Bottom line, you'll need stronger "facts" against Celsius, and of course as regulated company they have criminal liabilities to think about if they've been lying or manipulating facts.

If you take 6.02%, and put it in a calculator like this one: https://www.omnicalculator.com/finance/apy 6.02% compounded weekly is exactly 6.2% (which is what they advertise as the going rate on the first 2 BTC, in the US anyway). That means you're getting exactly the right amount if you are getting 6.02% a week since that will compound into 6.2% a year.

Also this recently. "It's official! Newegg will now accept LITECOIN!! Thanks to our friends BitPay, Newegg is the first a 1000s of BitPay merchants worldwide that will now be able to accept #Litecoin ⚡️ as a form of p..."

via @blockfolio

LTC $LTC

https://blockfolio.com/coin/LTC/signal/123Uk7YyrbJ

Their calculator is correct. The APY is defined as the *annual* return, and corresponds to the value (1 + r / n ) ^ n - 1 in the formula (for weekly compounding, n ≈ 52). The weekly interest rate r, is actually closer to 10.9%.

https://www.omnicalculator.com/finance/apy?c=EUR&v=APY:11.55!perc,compounding_frequency:52