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I've consumed a lot of good information regarding how this wallet works now and am ready to deploy a test amount and go from there.
But i'm still new so I hope it's ok to mention my planned "strategy" here so I can get some feedback first?

My goal is simple: Build up as much BTC as I can over a long period of time. I'm not looking to sell BTC at all, not in a very long time at least.

So this is my plan:
- Deploy an initial amount of BTC
- Set Automated Satoshi Stacker to 15% (Should it be higher?)
- Dca in random amounts of BTC into the wallet from time to time from external sources/wallets
- Buy credits from the marketplace as often as I can

Questions:
- Is there a reason not to buy as many credits as possible if I'm just in build mode for a good while?
- I can't (now) see a reason to have more than one wallet address (but I might change my mind along the way). I've created one new address (a bc1... address). This is the one I plan to be exclusively using
- If my understanding is correct, the Satoshi stacker only kicks in when all my credits are converted to BTC. Does this mean that it will "never" run if I keep manually buying credits?
- I don't fully understand the Stimulus Generator yet. Would this be a better option to use for me?

Grateful for any and all feedback!

Hagenisse wrote: Sun Jun 15, 2025 5:25 am I've consumed a lot of good information regarding how this wallet works now and am ready to deploy a test amount and go from there.
But i'm still new so I hope it's ok to mention my planned "strategy" here so I can get some feedback first?

My goal is simple: Build up as much BTC as I can over a long period of time. I'm not looking to sell BTC at all, not in a very long time at least.

So this is my plan:
- Deploy an initial amount of BTC
- Set Automated Satoshi Stacker to 15% (Should it be higher?)
- Dca in random amounts of BTC into the wallet from time to time from external sources/wallets
- Buy credits from the marketplace as often as I can

Questions:
- Is there a reason not to buy as many credits as possible if I'm just in build mode for a good while?
- I can't (now) see a reason to have more than one wallet address (but I might change my mind along the way). I've created one new address (a bc1... address). This is the one I plan to be exclusively using
- If my understanding is correct, the Satoshi stacker only kicks in when all my credits are converted to BTC. Does this mean that it will "never" run if I keep manually buying credits?
- I don't fully understand the Stimulus Generator yet. Would this be a better option to use for me?

Grateful for any and all feedback!

Hi Hagenisse,

Rather that reply with an extensive amount of text, I've addressed your questions with added context in a video.

Please review at your leisure and keep the questions coming as they arise. The more you understand, the better you've be at devising strategies to meet your goals.

Welcome to a fresh new scam-free path to wealth in Bitcoin.

DCS Bitcoin Wallets - Q&A for New Users (uploaded by Mista Phi)

Wow.
I gotta say.. This really takes feedback to a whole new level!
I can't thank you enough for this, I don't think I've had so many light bulb moments in half an hour in years, and I do believe this video will be helpful for other newcomers too.

And yes, it absolutely answered my questions. Thanks for the tip regarding splitting up buying credits daily instead of using the whole amount at once. I will absolutely try that.
Oh! By the way I DO have my largest Bitcoin deposit in a hardware wallet and plan to keep it that way.

Since I'm planning on logging in daily, or at least several times a week, I'll leave the automations alone for now. But it's really nice knowing how they work and that I can turn them on or off at will. Nice to have when going away for a while for instance.

This looks more and more like a really amazing project that is a good fit for me. Just whish I heard about it earlier, but it doesn't matter much as this is SO far from those projects you gotta get in early and stress out getting your ROI before it collapses.

Thanks again for everything you've done and keep doing! Now I'm eager to get started!

Hagenisse wrote: Mon Jun 16, 2025 4:27 am Wow.
I gotta say.. This really takes feedback to a whole new level!
I can't thank you enough for this, I don't think I've had so many light bulb moments in half an hour in years, and I do believe this video will be helpful for other newcomers too.

LOL... Getting the word out and helping everyone grasp a full understanding of how the DCS Bitcoin wallets can enhance their Bitcoin experience is key. People first have to understand the value & potential of Bitcoin itself. For those that do and then take a time to understand our wallets, it should be a no-brainer. So kudos to you for taking the initiative to dive deeper b/c you will definitely benefit from it.

As an active user of the wallets myself, here's a tip that you may not have picked up on by viewing the 3 wallets that I showcased in the video. Multi-wallet strategies can work in your favor. As you use the wallets, you'll notice that the APY of wallets having a smaller amount of Credits tends to be higher than wallets having a larger amount of Credits. The conversion rates are higher per design but when there is less to convert, the conversions complete within a shorter period of time.

So what can be learned from this? Well if I have $1000 in BTC that I'd like to use to increase my holdings, the rate of return would be higher if I used multiple wallets rather than just one (ie. create 5 wallets and deposit $200 in each as opposed to having 1 wallet and depositing $1000). Definitely not a requirement but when you compare the amount of credit being converted on one wallet with the sum of the credits being converted across five wallets, nine times out of ten, the sum of the five wallets will produce faster conversions. This is why many of the users end up registering for multiple wallets. Just be mindful that there is a cap of 10 wallets per website. If the system detects more than that, the conversion rates of all of their wallets will slow down to the degree of wallets that they've created above the 10-wallet limit.

Now with that understanding in mind, you'll likely appreciate some of the automated features even more. Speaking from experience, I'll say that it's easy to log into one wallet on somewhat of a regular basis. Not so much when you have 10 or 20 wallets.

There are many strategies that can be played and for the most part, they all result in win-win solutions. So have fun with the system and as time flies by, the growth of your Bitcoin holdings will become quite noticeable. And be sure to take advantage of other features as well, like sending Bitcoin transactions fast & cheap; which happens when sending Bitcoin to other DCS Bitcoin wallets. For example, if you had $1000 and opted to have 5 wallets with $200 deposits, it may be more cost effective to send $1000 to one DCS wallet and use that wallet to send to the other 4 DCS wallets. Of course that depends on where you're sending the BTC from but in many cases, that option would be cheaper and the fees that the system receives is used to pay wallet holders - win-win.

Again, so many ways to play it and even "best practices" can change based on an individual user's personal goals. I'll stop here b/c too much can be information overload. Just trust that you'll learn to devise more strategies as you use the wallets and get 100% clarity on how everything works. It's not a get-rich-quick scheme, but a calculated and strategic way to increase wealth through the best performing asset of our lifetime.

So again, welcome to the fam!

BTW, I did pick up the idea of this "New User Forum" from you when you mentioned pinning a message. Just an example of how we can all learn and grow through simple interactions with one another... Fascinating! LOL

Thanks again for even more valuable tips and information!

I'll look into the multiwallet strategies. Have I got it right when I think this strategy requires multiple browsers, but I can register up to 10 wallets under the same email address?

Thanks for setting up the "New User Forum" btw. I'm sure I'll use that part of the forum for a while longer.

Hagenisse wrote: Mon Jun 16, 2025 8:32 am Have I got it right when I think this strategy requires multiple browsers, but I can register up to 10 wallets under the same email address?

Depends on how you use them. I rarely log into more than one wallet at a time. If I do want to log into multiple wallets simultaneously, you're right - I'll use multiple browsers to do. UNLESS of course one wallet is under hybtc and the other is under drip2btc. In such cases, I can log into both wallets from a single browser; since each website creates a unique session within each browser. Alternatively, you may want to look into the conversation of this post - viewtopic.php?p=330#p330 as DecentralEyes seems to have found a workaround through a firefox extension. This convo is fairly recent to feel free to chime in and inquire if interested. Personally, I prefer not to have too many extensions running on my browsers :)

You cannot register for more than one wallet under the same email address, at least not from the same site. So if you use email address "A" to get a wallet on high-yield-btc.com, you cannot use it to register for another wallet on high-yield-btc.com, but you can use it to register for a new wallet on drip2btc.com.

The 10-wallet limit is in reference to the maximum number of wallets that a single user/household is permitted to have under a particular white label website (which would require 10 different email addresses). Technically, it's possible to create many more wallets on each site, but the impact would not be favorable for that user. So it's always best to adhere to the guidelines b/c they're in place to maintain a fair and balanced playground for all wallet holders. See https://www.digitalcryptosolutions.com/ ... its#active

Got it!
Thanks!