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    Cryptocurrency Daily Discussion - June 30, 2021 (GMT+0)

    Daily Discussion - June 30, 2021 (GMT+0)

    Posted: 29 Jun 2021 05:00 PM PDT

    Welcome to the Daily Discussion. Please read the disclaimer, guidelines, and rules before participating.

    Disclaimer:

    Though karma rules still apply, moderation is less stringent on this thread than on the rest of the sub. Therefore, consider all information posted here with several liberal heaps of salt, and always cross check any information you may read on this thread with known sources. Any trade information posted in this open thread may be highly misleading, and could be an attempt to manipulate new readers by known "pump and dump (PnD) groups" for their own profit. BEWARE of such practices and exercise utmost caution before acting on any trade tip mentioned here.

    Please be careful about what information you share and the actions you take. Do not share the amounts of your portfolios (why not just share percentage?). Do not share your private keys or wallet seed. Use strong, non-SMS 2FA if possible. Beware of scammers and be smart. Do not invest more than you can afford to lose, and do not fall for pyramid schemes, promises of unrealistic returns (get-rich-quick schemes), and other common scams.

    Rules:

    • All sub rules apply in this thread. The prior exemption for karma and age requirements is no longer in effect.
    • Discussion topics must be related to cryptocurrency.
    • Behave with civility and politeness. Do not use offensive, racist or homophobic language.
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    Don’t accept chat invitation on Reddit

    Posted: 30 Jun 2021 01:12 AM PDT

    Seriously, just don't.

    If like me you joined a couple crypto-related subreddits, I bet you get some random chat invitations, more often than not by less than 1-week old accounts.

    They are all scammers. DO NOT ACCEPT THEIR INVITATION. Ignore them happily and go about your day. Stay safe

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    Okay everyone, get ready for a bullrun. I’m going to try swing trading, again. You can all thank me later.

    Posted: 30 Jun 2021 02:32 AM PDT

    Had the thought of trying swing trades, as the market trades sideways. But from my past experiences, I'll most likely cause a massive bullrun, as I sell at a -1% day, just to miss a massive upward spike the next day of +1000%.

    You can all thank me later. Happy to be of service…

    Edit - commas are nice, let me add a few

    Edit - if you happen to afford a few lambos, please paint one Iridescent Fuscia in my honor. That was my go to Need for Speed Underground color. Queue Doomsday by Overseer.

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    To the man who wanted to get through TSA with Cold Storage in his ass

    Posted: 29 Jun 2021 02:45 PM PDT

    I've done some research and I've got you 👉😎👉

    1. Use Trezor. The ledger is made of metal and can be detected by metal detectors. The trezor also has larger volume 😳

    2. Put 2 Trezors in your prison pocket. The one with dogecoin in it on the outside. So if they ever do catch you, They just going to take the doge one.

    3. Put some devil's lettuce in there too, Just to throw off the stench.

    4. Walk with confidence. The TSA are really just there for show, So just walk like you don't have 2 crypto wallets and some weed inside your meat wallet and you'll be fine 🙂

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    I (24F) feel like a bad b*tch compared to my boyfriend

    Posted: 29 Jun 2021 07:46 AM PDT

    My boyfriend got into crypto around December of 2020, and he decided to put a large sum of his money in during the huuuuge run we had earlier in the year. His strategy was to put a few thousand in and watch the charts meticulously every few seconds. I even saw him swing trading and swapping coins, so I decided to learn everything I could about crypto and see if he was getting "scammed."

    I learned a lot. I watched him tell our friends to buy doge coin, saw him put lump sums into BTC and BITCOIN CASH, and heard him tell me about lots of coins that seemed like they wouldn't pan out long term and I tried to hold my breath.

    At this point (around April) I thought, hey, I know a little bit now, time to start my portfolio. I did something different than him, and put 25 dollars in each week. He kind of made a little fun of me, said it was "cute" that I was investing and trying, and also said it was kinda pointless to put that little amount of money in.

    Then came the "crash" that I was completely prepared for and mentally ready to see, and I just ... continued to put in my money weekly. He "no longer wanted to talk crypto as much" and stopped putting in money because all of his was already invested.

    I am proud to say that as of today (because I started building with one coin vs. His 10-15) ...

    MY BITCOIN IS WORTH MORE THAN HIS!

    Edit: for you weirdos saying I'm in a toxic relationship .... have a drink

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    Lol - Government must have power to reverse crypto transactions, says co-chair of blockchain caucus

    Posted: 29 Jun 2021 01:38 PM PDT

    WhaleFarm Token Crashes 99% in a $2.3 Million Rug Pull

    Posted: 30 Jun 2021 01:05 AM PDT

    Young people may not have as much capital to invest, but you're rich in time

    Posted: 29 Jun 2021 07:28 PM PDT

    If you're young and just starting out, it can suck to see whales making millions over night during a measly 5% pump or whatever, because they already have millions in capital, while your small initial investment will still not net you very much, comparatively, even if your coin goes 10x.

    But I would say you're in a much better position because you have time on your side, which is a much more valuable asset. 10 years in crypto is worth more than $10 million, imo. A lot more.

    I wanted to get this message out, in case you feel like a minnow swimming around, not able to make any waves. Just stick around for the long term.

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    Why Prices Are Rising Today, and Where They Could Be Headed (A Reverse-Stochastic Analysis of the Winihoff Decumulation Phase)

    Posted: 29 Jun 2021 09:10 AM PDT

    We all know that for the last 47 days we've been jerked around by the inverted Winihoff decumulation phase. But today Bitcoin moved into a descending pentagon pattern, currently testing 35k to the upper falsetto Trend Line of 37k. This indicates Bitcoin could possibly range back downwards to 30k if the Phase 3 Burgandy Trend Line isn't held in the 24-hour period.

    If we do hold the Burgandy trend line, we could rocket past the 37k mark and overcome the asymmetric volatility, just like we saw at the end of last cycle's oscillating Morningstone quadrant phase.

    In short: it's quickly approaching Truth Time™️ for Bitcoin. If we can't hold the Burgandy line, I see a re-test of the 21-day SVP directional level. But if we can hold the Burgandy line, and if Bitcoin blasts through the Tamland 27-week support metric, the upward pressure could lead to a downward stochastic indication of a Rainbow Cross. If that happens, all bets are off.

    Please subscribe to my shocked-face-thumbnail YouTube channel for more insight and analysis.

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    Is ICP a Scam? Arkham Intelligence Looked Into It

    Posted: 29 Jun 2021 05:52 PM PDT

    A Summary of Arkham Intelligence's Takedown of ICP

    Link to the article

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    • ICP dropped from it's ATH of $730 to $30
    • It ascended to the 3rd most valuable crypto asset
    • DFinity is the company behind ICP

    On-Chain Analysis

    • The addresses in question belong to 3 entities: Dfinity, exchanges, and suspected insiders
    • The "Treasury" is the address Arkham believes belongs to Dfinity, and it received 107 million ICP from the mint(about 25% of total supply)
    • There are two types of exchange addresses: central addresses and deposit addresses
      • In a nutshell, central addresses are the pot of ICP that an exchange holds
      • Deposit addresses hold crypto for a short time before transferring to central addresses
    • The suspected insiders are some addresses that either received ICP from the Treasury or deposited ICP to a deposit address also used by the Treasury.
    • Arkham tracked exchange flows and found that the Treasury deposited 3.1 million ICP to exchanges on May 10 and 4.7 million on June 15th
      • The exchange deposits on May 10 are typical for providing liquidity on exchanges
      • The deposits on June 15
    • There are 34 suspected insiders that also deposited a lot of ICP to exchanges
      • They were sent 34.1 million ICP in total
      • About 75% of these transfers occurred within 3 hours of trading open on Coinbase
      • The deposits by insiders are made in different amounts, to different exchanges, leading to the assumption that there is no single underlying entity.
      • Despite this, many insiders made a large transfer on listing day followed by intermittent deposits post-listing
      • They followed this pattern:
    1. Treasury sends 62.5k ICP to insider 2 hours before trading opens
    2. Insider sends 62k ICP to Coinbase/Binance addresses over the course of 5 days after listing
    3. Exchanges move this ICP to central addresses within 20 mins of deposit

    Implications

    • The Treasury and insiders sent about 75% of the total ICP deposited on exchanges.
    • We can only assume these tokens were sold, as there is no "direct and clear" evidence that they were.
    • The assumption is safe because:
    1. The price plummeted as these deposits were made
    2. The only thing to do with ICP on an exchange is to sell it
    • A possible counter argument is that they wanted to use Coinbase for token custody
      • This is unlikely because the token holders (Dfinity and insiders) would most likely have the capability to securely store tokens and they would have been incentivized to store them in a way that maintained their custody of them(at the time of the dump, their tokens were worth hundreds of millions).
      • Secondly, ICP protocol distributes ICP rewards to holders who lock their tokens in the network. If there is no intent to sell, holders are incentivized to earn rewards rather than store them on exchanges
      • Thirdly, and most simply, the historic price drop indicates mass selling.

    Off-Chain Analysis

    • There was a lack of transparency regarding token allocation and unlocking as there is very little public information in the way of token unlock schedules
    • Contrast this to UniSwap, who released breakdowns for allocation by category of holder, and a breakdown of the unlocking of the treasury
    • Dfinity's founder sent a twitter reply claiming:
      • "Foundation didn't vest itself but plans on putting most of its ICP into neurons. It is doing this carefully to make sure foundation+team members don't control the network (you wouldn't believe it based upon what you hear, but in actual fact, we care a lot about decentralization!)"
    • Having no vesting essentially means that token holders are less incentivized to hold their tokens should something happen with the project(like a rug pull, team dump, or VC dump)

    Seed Supporter's Struggles

    • At time of launch, seed supporters were entitled to about 25% of the total ICP
    • These initial investors seem to not have been aware of how to access their tokens or how the tokens would unlock until listing day
    • Dfinity published an article on Medium on how to access seed tokens
      • This article explains that seed investors would be subject to a 4-year unlocking schedule:
        • "Seed donors will receive all of their ICP tokens at Genesis Unlock, but these will be staked inside 49voting neurons within the NNS. Each neuron that is delivered will have a different "dissolve delay"configured by the NNS. This configures the minimum period required to unlock the ICP tokens staked inside. One of their neurons will have a dissolve delay of 0 days, allowing the staked ICP tokens to be unlocked immediately, if desired (subject to applicableAML/KYC verification). Another will have a dissolve delay of approximately 30 days, another of 60 days, another of 90 days, and so on.(Note:Configured dissolve delays may have some small random number of days added or subtracted by the NNS)."
    • The provided set of steps to retrieve seed tokens is complicated and technical, with users reporting bugs.
      • The steps could not be performed on Windows or new Macs with M1 chips
    • Dfinity support was unsurprisingly lacking
      • Users on the support forum report being redirected back to the forum after submitting tickets for their issues
      • Some users report buying new computers to access their tokens.
    • If Dfinity intended to dump, it would make sense to effectively disallow seed investors to access and sell their tokens
    • Many seed investors were forced to watch as they watched what would have been a life-changing investment slip through their fingers

    Implications

    • Any one of these pieces of evidence may easily be swept under the rug as a new project fumbling through release.
    • As the pieces come together, it seems clear that there was intent behind all of these events.
    • This rug pull event stresses the need for better analytics on cryptocurrencies
      • ICP buyers should have known about suspicious token flows and off-chain activity.
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    Remember your money is backing the organizations behind the projects you invest in. Their goals, their agenda - you are supporting

    Posted: 29 Jun 2021 11:47 PM PDT

    Yes we want to make money, but also I'd like to think we all want a better world for ourselves and for the future.

    I think of that when investing in coins.

    Recently I read that XLM is implementing defi and got bullish. I thought "damn I need to buy some XLM cos it will probably rise".

    But then I remember that Stellar, like Ripple are doing their work for the banks, not for the people. Therefore I chose not to.

    I might miss some gains, but I can rest easy at night knowing I'm only supporting those projects who are truly trying to disrupt for the greater good.

    Value decentralisation Value equality Value the environment

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    Cryptocurrency is in the very early stages of creation and design.

    Posted: 30 Jun 2021 01:09 AM PDT

    You're not investing in Coins, you're investing in Software.

    There is no such thing as a Bitcoin, an Ethereum or any other "coin".

    Many people are under the erroneous impression that there are such things as atomic units of 'coins' that are moved from address to address and can therefore be tracked on the public chain. I think this mistake has its roots in language and analogy.

    Bitcoin is a digital currency, "coin" is in its name, the White Paper describes it as electronic cash and mentions "wallets." As a result we talk about it like we talk about physical currency; like we talk about paper bills or coins. We say things like, "She gave me a bitcoin." As a result, people tend to quite justifiably envision bitcoins as atomic units that are passed around. Even if they understand that bitcoins are sub-divisible to eight decimal places, and that those units are called satoshis, they may still think that those are the atomic units.

    This leads people to conceptualize bitcoins like a currency, as indivisible units, with serial numbers.

    But the coins and wallets analogy is just that: an analogy. This is not at all how Cryptocurrency works.

    What you are investing in can be described as 'software'.

    It's protocols, sets of rules governing how data is transmitted between devices and systems, and distributed ledgers, systems of recording these inputs and outputs. So why is this so interesting/exciting/revolutionary? The simplest reason is because it is immutable (each block is unchangeable once created) and decentralized (no single point of weakness in which it is vulnerable to attack, fraud or corruption).

    This is why it can be said "it's less about making money and more about changing money". When you invest into this technology, your are investing in projects and protocols that are a part of changing how the internet (and increasingly the real world) actually functions.

    These protocols, if the hype is to be believed, will in part, fundamentally change how everything is organised.

    From financial systems (exchanges, savings, investments, loans), supply chains, databases, trading networks, telecommunications, medical records, insurance, and even the very infrastructure of the internet itself.

    Congratulations, you will probably get wealthy by investing into these projects as this is definitely in the early stages.

    Think of Bitcoin as Mercedes Benz in 1886, Ethereum as Ford in 1903, and other coins as all the other manufacturers, hot(wheels) on their heels.

    (Doge is clearly the DeLorean of crypto).

    But more importantly in my opinion, for good and ill, it is literally going to change the world.

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    How I wagered 10,000 Moons on a single bet (and won)

    Posted: 29 Jun 2021 11:56 AM PDT

    How I wagered 10,000 Moons on a single bet (and won)

    Thought this might be cool for the r/cc archives! 6 months ago u/poopymcpoppy12 and I made a bet here (archived here).

    Image of the original bet

    Essentially, our wager was based on Chainlink versus Nano over the next 6 months. At the time, Chainlink was $12.56, while Nano was $1.09. In the spirit of "put your Moons where your mouth is", we agreed that the winner would get 10,000 Moons from the other. So what happened? Well..

    ​

    Chainlink versus Nano graph

    Starting point is the price at December 28th for both, end point is June 28th for both. Chainlink went to $18.86, Nano went to $4.89.

    I'm glad to see that u/poopymcpoppy12 also gained, since Chainlink is up since then, but fortunately for me Nano has increased in price more, percentage-wise. Luckily, Poopy has 17k Moons (source) so they can settle the bet.

    As far as I know, this is the biggest Moons wager that has been placed so far, and I personally find it pretty fun that I was involved in it (and that I won, of course). u/poopymcpoppy12 has settled the bet in the meantime - they've immortalised themselves by honoring the bet. Scroll down in the thread to give them some sweet karma to hopefully regain some of those moons.

    If anyone wants engage in a new wager I'm always up for it!

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    Stellar Lumens (XLM) to Introducing Decentralized Finance (DeFI) Support

    Posted: 29 Jun 2021 02:34 PM PDT

    USDC To Be Issued On Tezos

    Posted: 29 Jun 2021 04:02 PM PDT

    We should also have a post discussing the downsides of different Cryptocurrencies

    Posted: 30 Jun 2021 01:24 AM PDT

    I always saw a that lot of posts and comments on the this sub have like a one-sided view of their crypto without any mention of downsides of them. I think we focus too much on the good side but we should not forget that the whole cryptocurrency market is still in development phase and no coin is perfect. Each coin has its own downsides and we should talk about that more often so we can improve.

    Don't hate on me, I'm a very big fan of cryptocurrencies but I think discussing about the problems and the potential solutions can help us improve them more.

    I'll start myself with the coin that I use often and I think is talked quite often in this sub. So yeah you guessed it correctly it's Nano.

    Some of the downsides of Nano which I can think of are below and if you have any other valid points, I can add that to this list.

    These are some of the problems and downsides of Nano with the potential solutions:

    • Marketing & adoption - This is completely true, but sadly goes for crypto in general. Networks always need to start somewhere, and Nano's network effect so far is low. With the amount of enthusiasts it has, this will hopefully change in the future, and because adoption so far is low, so is the price. Nano developers have decided to focus on development and not spend money on marketing, they rely on enthusiasts to do so.
    • Privacy - Unlike Monero, Nano doesn't have full privacy. There are solutions such as Camonano, and because Nano is instant and feeless it is relatively easy to send around enough to confuse the trail, but it's no 100% privacy.
    • No smart contracts - Unlike Eth, Algo, and Ada, Nano doesn't do smart contracts on the first layer, and makes no attempt to support these. The reason for this is that Nano is built to be as lightweight and fast as possible, implementing support for smart contracts would slow down its function as a pure currency. It's a design choice, in essence.
    • Spam - It's easy to spam the network as it's fee-less. Current updates don't eliminate spam attacks, they instead aim to make particular buckets unaffected by it. Yet, we are still to see how effective this is in action. Actual spam mitigation is yet to be implemented. Nano is extremely powerful, but one spam attack could instantly bring it to its knees.
    • Decentralization - Nano is currently not as decentralized as it could be. Majority of the voting weight is held by Binance. Users must choose representatives, and users don't always choose the best ones (or never choose).
    • Node incentives - There are no transaction fees, so why would people run nodes to keep the network running. Only Businesses and whales that benefit from Nano (exchanges, remittances, merchant services, etc) are incentivized to keep the protocol developed and running.
    • Price stability - Why would anyone accept or spend Nano if the price fluctuates so much? Why wouldn't people just use a stablecoin version of Nano for sending and receiving money?
    • Deflation - Nano's current supply == max supply. Why would people spend Nano today if it could be worth more tomorrow?

    You can comment down below about your coin's problems and downsides. It'll help the community to understand them better like what are the problems associated with a particular coin and it will help them in taking their investment decisions.

    PS - Shill me your coins but with their downsides

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    Crypto Exchange Kraken Slashes Deposit Fees Across All Digital Assets to Zero - We should demand this from all CEXs.

    Posted: 29 Jun 2021 09:54 AM PDT

    CEO of Coinbase Brian Armstrong says the company has an opportunity to follow Apple by creating an app store for cryptocurrency

    Posted: 30 Jun 2021 03:20 AM PDT

    A shitcoin with a 50% chance to go 100x and a 50% chance to go to ZERO

    Posted: 29 Jun 2021 06:31 PM PDT

    If you knew a shit coin had a 50% chance to go 100x and a 50% chance to go to zero, would you invest? You know this absolutely, it's not just a feeling or because you did research. If you do invest, how much of your portfolio would you put in?

    Personally, I feel this is much better odds than you're going to get in any casino or capital venture. I would roll the dice and put 35% of my portfolio. If it moons, then I am set. If it doesn't, then I am still in pretty good shape. Just a minor set back that I will have to accept.

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    650 U.S. banks will soon be able to offer Bitcoin purchases to an estimated 24 million customers

    Posted: 30 Jun 2021 03:27 AM PDT

    What’s the pettiest reason you decided not to invest in a particular cryptocurrency?

    Posted: 29 Jun 2021 07:59 PM PDT

    What's the pettiest reason you decided not to invest in a particular cryptocurrency? Not red flags in your dd stuff but like something that shouldn't matter at all completely turning you off to a project. For instance, I grew up in the Midwest and had to deal with insane clown posse juggalos all the time so ICP was a huge no for me (thank god I guess)

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    Blockchain - Use Cases Redefining Multi-Billion Dollar Industries

    Posted: 30 Jun 2021 04:09 AM PDT

    Blockchain is creating a new paradigm that is defined by transparency and reliability- the likes of which we haven't seen before. Here are some of the top 4 use cases for blockchain in my opinion that I think can revolutionize existing industries or even create new ones. Feel free to add on to these as I'm sure there might be other industries I haven't mentioned.

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    1. Shipping and Supply Chains: Blockchain technology has helped to streamline the increasingly complex work of supply chain management- from proving a product's origins to getting full transparency into the status of shipments, temperatures, and conditions of containers during transit. Without the need to rely on multiple suppliers' data and verification, all shipments can be easily traced back along with the ledger, including providing proof of origin.
      Two such examples of supply chain projects disrupting the industry are Vechain and The Morpheus Network. Vechain is a public blockchain that derives its value from activities created by members within the ecosystem solving real-world economic problems. The Morpheus Network is a supply chain ecosystem with the ability to extend itself on top of existing industry technologies through its blockchain technology. It is uniquely able to streamline the supply chain process of thousands of companies and has tremendous potential to revolutionize various processes used by leaders in multiple industries, such as trade and logistics.

    2. Government and Public Sector: One of the major shortcomings of these sectors presently is the lack of transparency. It's no surprise that blockchain could find plenty of support here, where transparency is paramount. Tracking utilities and payments, issuing identification, managing business permits and deeds, and even election systems can benefit from the transparency, security, and accountability of the blockchain. Moreover, if certain tasks can be easily automated and verified by autonomous systems, government spending could be cut and saving millions of taxpayer dollars.

    3. Data and Security: The anonymity of the blockchain means it's possible for consumers to verify their identity via the blockchain, for example, without having to submit that sensitive data directly to third parties or the companies requesting it. It's the trustless benefit of the blockchain coming back into play in a big way. Blockchain could also be the solution to inevitable data breaches so many organizations brace themselves for.
      For example, Xage Security claimed that their "tamper-proof" blockchain technology platform distributes private data and authentication at scale across a network of devices. Furthermore, it supports any communication, can work at the edge with irregular connectivity, and secure a myriad of different industrial systems.

    4. Gaming: Until recently, gaming has been a largely centralized activity, with all data, assets, and in-game currency typically confined to the game from which it originated, and with all ownership of such items retained by the developers. The addition of blockchain could see a decentralized gaming future where items won or purchased in one game could be transferable and used in another, putting a real-world value on digital in-game assets.
      Some blockchain and decentralized platforms that are transforming the face of gaming include Vulcan Forged, Axie Infinity, and DeFi11. Vulcan Forged is the fastest-growing blockchain game and dApp platform with over 10+ games in their marketplace presently. They offer users services like one wallet, no-cryptocurrency, gas paid for, free play-to-earn games, no hidden fees. Axie Infinity is a Pokémon-inspired universe where anyone can earn tokens through skilled gameplay. Players can battle, collect, raise, and build a land-based kingdom for their pets. DeFi11 is the world's first Defi-powered fully decentralized gaming ecosystem for fantasy sports and NFT gaming. Through their decentralization, they aim to make gaming platforms safe from fraud and lack of transparency that is offered by other centralized fantasy sports applications.

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    Binance customer service is pretty terrible.

    Posted: 30 Jun 2021 01:40 AM PDT

    Binance customer service is pretty terrible.

    The title is an understatement. The other day I got an email from Binance warning of an attempted login from an unrecognized IP. Sure enough, it seems someone across the pond had tried to get into my account.

    The email instructed to disable the account (I did) and get in contact with customer service immediately (did so as well). Finding no obvious option regarding this specific issue, I was eventually able to circumvent the chat bot and submit a message to what I assume is a human.

    I summarized the issue much like I've done here. And it estimated > 6 hrs for a response (at least they didn't lie). Next day just an automatic response. I'm like ?? and basically copy my previous message. Next day literally a "hi" [sic], like literally a lower-case "hi" and nothing else. I reply to that like Hello?? Can you help me? I have a potentially serious issue with my account...and nothing, no response back ever. It's been a week. I kept thinking I should screencap this bullshit but I didn't listen to myself. So today I just felt like letting them know they suck and had a little giggle at the response:

    https://preview.redd.it/f0dwkh8t7d871.png?width=1855&format=png&auto=webp&s=2624c66f7918455037d296628dc49334af0b49ef

    PS. I know Binance has a reputation for horrible customer service, I researched it a bit when I initially had this problem. I'm not trying to state anything new here xd just wanted to vent basically.

    EDIT: This is Binance.com.

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    I want to get into crypto but I have no idea where to start, any help or suggestions are more than welcome.

    Posted: 29 Jun 2021 01:37 PM PDT

    So my first post was deleted because it was under 210 characters. I just turned 18 and thinking of putting a few dollars into crypto, I mean there aren't many downsides. Want to keep it on my phone because it's most convenient, any good apps out there?

    To make sure it's 210 characters I'll tell you about my dog Baxter, he's two and really cool. Doesn't know how to play fetch but he's pretty cute. Apparently people want to hear more about Baxter so 10k upvotes I'll make a post dedicated to him with pictures.

    Edit: it's are almost at 100 upvotes and I can't even count that high so if this reaches 100 I'll post one picture. Manipulation 😎😎

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    What will you buy with your earnings?$

    Posted: 30 Jun 2021 04:39 AM PDT

    I see so many ppl say they're buying a Lambo, or a cyber truck etc. these are all "neat" but none are wise investments. What I want to know is what wise or smart investment will you buy into after your crypto take you to the moon??

    Me I'm buying a few acres of land. Building underground bomb shelter to live In Full time and my roof will be entirely made of fruits and veggie garden!! The only things other than that I have been thinking of buying is a Tesla solar system, industrial generator and electric water filtration.

    Let's hear your crazy spending plans?!?!

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