Saitama Inu (SAITAMA) Discussion Thread

[Golayitdown]

Everyone who's buying on an exchange, be careful because some have HIGH ass withdrawal fees/constraints when trying to withdraw to a wallet and others don't let you withdraw at all. It's not a big deal for some but for others who want to own their assets, it's a problem.

 

[I Really Mean It]

Everyone who's buying on an exchange, be careful because some have HIGH ass withdrawal fees/constraints when trying to withdraw to a wallet and others don't let you withdraw at all. It's not a big deal for some but for others who want to own their assets, it's a problem.

When the time comes to sell, i think it’s better to convert the Saitama to usdt and transfer. The fees for usdt transfer are much lower.

 

[Golayitdown]

I bet everyone confused as fukk looking at bitmart and gate.io right now.

The very first time I used KuCoin I was so lost

I still am Even being used to it has me like trying to do stuff

 

[Golayitdown]

When the time comes to sell, i think it’s better to convert the Saitama to usdt and transfer. The fees for usdt transfer are much lower.

Yeah converting it is definitely the best way if you're trying to get money or just get your profit off. If you're trying to stash it in a wallet so you can have all your assets together, it can be a non-starter depending on what exchange you're using.

 

[Neo. The Only. The One.]

Everyone who's buying on an exchange, be careful because some have HIGH ass withdrawal fees/constraints when trying to withdraw to a wallet and others don't let you withdraw at all. It's not a big deal for some but for others who want to own their assets, it's a problem.

Which ones have high withdrawal fees? I'm using metamask and coinbase.

 

[The_Unchosen_One]

When the time comes to sell, i think it’s better to convert the Saitama to usdt and transfer. The fees for usdt transfer are much lower.

Yeah I was just thinking about it and might transfer to BTC or USDT or something like that... then withdrawal

 

[The_Unchosen_One]

Which ones have high withdrawal fees? I'm using metamask and coinbase.

was reading up on coinbase and at busy times they say the withdrawal fee may be $40 which they say is high for them... I mean it's not the end of the world if you're cashing out hundreds of thousands of dollars honestly

I may transfer to something stable like BTC in case the market shifts while trying to withdrawal just to protect the investment

 

[IsThatBrothaMouzone?]

Yeah I was just thinking about it and might transfer to BTC or USDT or something like that... then withdrawal

That's what I'm doing.

Only tricky part is if the money gets REALLY BIG.

If you have millions in USDT and want to cash out to fiat....you're gonna be sending money to your bank, every day for awhile.

 

[Originalman]

When the time comes to sell, i think it’s better to convert the Saitama to usdt and transfer. The fees for usdt transfer are much lower.

Yep or sell to usdt and then buy XLM and then transfer.

 

[mannyrs13]

could be reading the transactions wrong but this wallet sold 41 eth earlier and it looks like they bought 210k a few hours ago and then sold for 189k, likely losing 21k in the process. if so thats gotta be the dumbest thing ever. prolly thought they were gonna get a quick flip.

 

[Neo. The Only. The One.]

Now brehs, look...

I'll be the first to admit that I'm dumb as hell when it comes to crypto or investments of any kind. So please forgive me in advance if I say something laughable or foolish.

But I have a question... I'm trying not to dream but it's hard not to when you see a breh like @I Really Mean It who has these dreams of AMC going to 500k a share.

I feel like my dream isn't as big as that. But I do wonder...

Is there any possibility that Saitama goes to a penny?

I know, I know, it's insane. But I remember back in January when Doge was a 10th of a penny and then it got up to 80 cents before it was all said and done.

I'm not asking for Saitama to be 80 cents. If it went up to just ONE cent, all of us brehs would be millionaires.

Is there ANY chance of that happening?

And i get it, I get it... DOGE was a flash in a pan, the right people started talking at the right time and then of course Elon got involved.

But could that happen here? Like is there even a remote chance of that happening?

 

[satireprod]

could be reading the transactions wrong but this wallet sold 41 eth earlier and it looks like they bought 210k a few hours ago and then sold for 189k, likely losing 21k in the process. if so thats gotta be the dumbest thing ever. prolly thought they were gonna get a quick flip.

crypto game can be confusing, guess that doesn't change even if you're starting out with good money lol

 

[Standing on business]

Now brehs, look...

I'll be the first to admit that I'm dumb as hell when it comes to crypto or investments of any kind. So please forgive me in advance if I say something laughable or foolish.

But I have a question... I'm trying not to dream but it's hard not to when you see a breh like @I Really Mean It who has these dreams of AMC going to 500k a share.

I feel like my dream isn't as big as that. But I do wonder...

Is there any possibility that Saitama goes to a penny?

I know, I know, it's insane. But I remember back in January when Doge was a 10th of a penny and then it got up to 80 cents before it was all said and done.

I'm not asking for Saitama to be 80 cents. If it went up to just ONE cent, all of us brehs would be millionaires.

Is there ANY chance of that happening?

And i get it, I get it... DOGE was a flash in a pan, the right people started talking at the right time and then of course Elon got involved.

But could that happen here? Like is there even a remote chance of that happening?

I really mean it is far from dumb but he purposely says outlandish shyt for his own entertainment. No amc is not hitting $800k and no Shiba is not hitting .01 this winter. He had brehs in the amc thread hypnotized for a while cause they weren’t familiar with his posting style.

 

[I Really Mean It]

I think some whales (maybe with ties to the devs) are suppressing the price to make it easier for people to buy in, so that the holder amount increases.

 

[The_Unchosen_One]

That's what I'm doing.

Only tricky part is if the money gets REALLY BIG.

If you have millions in USDT and want to cash out to fiat....you're gonna be sending money to your bank, every day for awhile.

that's why I'm thinking transferring to something stable to hold your funds in place while you withdrawal every day for a while