Well, I mean you can exchange it for fiat currency.

But you need a processor account of some sort for that.

I am just saying that none of it has ever been turned into any cash currency.

All I am trying to say is that you don't even need to ever convert any money into crypto currency for a crypto wallet to make sense.

It's neat, because it's already a kind of self-sustaining economy in that regard. Sometimes people just tip me for something, even if it's just a blog post.

what crypto wallet you use ? @Undead Mockingbird

Sorry, I was blanking on the name.

It's Exodus.

thanks !

I got my first Litecoin yesterday.

oh, wait, no

LOL, no that's from august.

I just mason jar

I didn't see it until now.

It supports several dozen currencies out of the box.

@Undead Mockingbird does that work with steemit's currence , minds crypto and dlive's lino currencY ?

I am using this other wallet, Meta Mask I think, with Minds.

I am just not sure Minds is going to be worth anything.

I still don't understand how Minds coins are actually being mined.

see thats what turns me off about crypto ^

where is the all in one wallet that can house all of that

Exodus is pretty close. You might be able to get Minds to work with it.

You can just ask people to send you a specific currency.

ill try it ... i know i have another crypto wallet

I usually ask people to send me BitCoin or something more mainstream.

Ethereum is fine, too.

Usually it's donations anyway. I am more careful about being paid in crypto.

If you make it easy and put a link to your wallet, people are actually pretty giving when it comes to donations. It might just be a dollar here or there, but it adds up. I am more interested in supporting the technology long term, though.

I think of it like someone buying me a coffee.

I wonder if you can maybe buy Steam games with crypto soon.

so i just installed exodus

if you are interested about supporting that technology. why choose ethereum?

didnt ask me to create a act or anything wtf

I don't remember the setup process, but I think it just randomly generates a wallet for you.

You pick a password for it next and that's it.

didnt ask me to do that ether

I don't quite remember, but it didn't take too many steps.

Did you skip a wizard or something?

@Jasse Yes, I still need to do some reading to better understand all the details and which crypto best aligns with my goals.

what do you mean donations?