Cryptocurrency Daily Discussion - August 26, 2021 (GMT+0) |
- Daily Discussion - August 26, 2021 (GMT+0)
- I was plagiarized, feelsbadman
- Man Robbed of 16 Bitcoin Sues Young Thieves’ Parents!
- A lot of people are hoping Cryptocurrency will "kill" banks. Banks are never going away. What you should be hoping for is Cryptocurrency to change how banks operate.
- "The Pirate Bay" received Over 130 Bitcoin in Donations since 2013, Making it Censorship Resistant since Years
- The most successful Crypto scams you should know
- You are ahead of 99.8% of all Crypto users by following these steps
- In regards to all the hacking that's happening with Coinbase accounts.
- Let's talk about Vechain
- How Crypto Ruined My Life (WITH PROOF) And How I Plan On Recovering
- Australians make $10k average from cryptocurrency in the past 12 months — the equivalent to nearly two months of the average Australian salary.
- As if you didn’t need any more reason to utilise crypto for decentralisation HSBC Bank in the UK has dropped interest rates from 0.1% to 0.02%
- The french term for crypto investor is "coinnaisseur" and I think that is beautiful!
- Nearly 100,000 Ethereum have been Burned as even Exchanges run Low on Ethereum to Sell
- Trigger a Crypto Investor in one sentence
- Cut out as many non essential expenses as you can. You’ll thank yourself in the future.
- Just a random Funfact for you Guys
- If you bought a random top 50 coin during the ATH in 2017/2018, you had a 74% chance of never recouping your investment (and more data/graphs/discussion!)
- Fundamental analysis: A look at why Quant (QNT) is likely used by The Swiss Stock Exchange ($2 Trillion market cap stock exchange)
- You Should Know: /u/-braydon_dustine is a scammer trying to steal your crypto through DMs.
- 12 year old coder is set to earn over $400,000 after about two months of selling NFT's
- If you get $50k in cryptos for free, which coin/token would you choose if you had to HODL it for at least 5 years.
- Why you'll **probably** never make life changing money and KEEP it. The bell-curve theory.
- Binance did it again.
- What We Need Now Is Each Others!
- Blockchain vs. DAG - an overview
| Daily Discussion - August 26, 2021 (GMT+0) Posted: 25 Aug 2021 05:00 PM PDT Welcome to the Daily Discussion. Please read the disclaimer, guidelines, and rules before participating. Disclaimer: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:
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| I was plagiarized, feelsbadman Posted: 25 Aug 2021 04:04 PM PDT I have spent years in this space and have grown to love so much about this community. One thing I can't understand is the scummy element that inevitably comes when there is some money to gain. Rug pulls, shitcoins, etc. Now plagarism can be added to the fray. The other day I wrote an original article for r/crytpocurrency reviewing and comparing various crypto debit card solution. It took me months of using these cards in order to write a well informed article to hopefully help everyone out! Here is my original work. https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/p89d3p/i_have_used_and_reviewed_every_major_crypto_debit/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3 This is the article which was pointed out to me by a few members of the community. https://joyfulbusinessblog.com/the-5-best-major-crypto-debit-cards-ranked/ Aside from some small changes, this is my words. I am not going to bash the person who published the article or plagarised my words. Even though it doesn't feel great, I still stand by the words and hope that some people are helped with what I reviewed. The article was then shared all over the place. I've seen it on multiple subreddits. It's not the end of the world but it does feel bad when you work on something and someone else tries to claim what isn't theirs. To everyone else: May you see nothing but green dildos and lambos! [link] [comments]  | ||
| Man Robbed of 16 Bitcoin Sues Young Thieves’ Parents! Posted: 25 Aug 2021 03:35 PM PDT
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| Posted: 25 Aug 2021 08:28 AM PDT Yes, it's the cypherpunk dream - To be part of a financial revolution that topples the current financial system, leading to the overthrow of your overlords, and the rise of an entirely decentralized financial system. Unfortunately like some dreams, that needs a dose of cold water - It's never going to happen. Banks in some form have been around since the earliest merchants in history. They evolved into the religious ruling class and eventually into the privately owned and government subsidized businesses you see today. And they're doing awesome. Every year is a record profit, paid for by your money.
Banks in Canada are kicking ass. After all, why wouldn't they? They have all the funds in the world (Yours) to play with. Everyone who isn't a crypto nerd like us has money in a bank somewhere, and it is earning banks mindboggling record blowing profits quarter after quarter. Monopolies on people's money is great - If you're a bank. So, this is where Crypto comes in. Giving people an alternative revenue stream, a choice. Somewhere else to put your money, and if you're smart and savvy, a way to permanently manage your money by yourself. Banks hate this. Why wouldn't they? It directly impacts their business, influences their massive monopoly, and hurts their profit margins. The real power of Cryptocurrency and decentralized finance is not to tear down the traditional banking structure. It is to force banks and traditional financial systems to adapt and become competitive with a changing market. Every time you see a bank, credit union, or big name that previously "hated" Bitcoin offering it to their clients, know that you're a part of that change. When wire transfer amounts go down, you're part of that change. When you notice banks changing their fee structures, or interest rates, you're part of that change. You're helping banks move out of the dark ages, breaking down a monopoly, and gaining not only financial freedom, but financial wisdom too, which is way more important. Don't worry about the banks. They're going to be there, doing their thing. There are always going to be people who need a bank, whether it is trust, reliance, or just fear of things going wrong. That's fine. Every time you take money out of your bank to invest in crypto, you're making people in the financial system think - "Why isn't this money staying with us, and what can we do to keep it?" No matter what, this benefits us all. A competitive and evolving financial system benefits us all. Don't worry about the banks, build your own future. They'll follow suit. [link] [comments]  | ||
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| The most successful Crypto scams you should know Posted: 25 Aug 2021 09:24 PM PDT The Dust AttackA worthless token or so-called Dust is sent out to your wallet. It's a completely worthless cryptocurreny. The intention is to make the user believe they were lucky by receiving an airdrop or accidental transaction. They are then directed to a website to withdraw/sell the funds by targeting private keys or identities.
The Ethereum Comment ScamMostly in Twitter, Instagram and Reddit comment sections, accounts act dumb and post their private key for someone to help them exchange a small amount of for example Dogecoin to another cryptocurrency. The intention is to make users log into the wallet to grab funds from a suspected crypto noobie. When they log in they will discover a ERC20/BSC token that is apparently worth some hundred dollars. You'll need to send a specific amount of Ethereum for gas fees to extract the coins. Once the Ethereum arrives in the wallet a bot will steal the amount and send it to the scammers private wallet.
The Rugpull ScamMost users will brand this simply as a shitcoin gone wrong but it's not. If you think you found a new gem on the cryptocurrency horizon it's most likely a scam. — Don't fall for fancy graphics, tokenomics and hype. Most of these ERC20 and BSC tokens are set up to inflate the price with pre-sales. Once a decent amount of normal users bought in, the scammers will empty the liquidity pool in a short amout of time by dumping their wallets which will result in the price collapsing.
The Exit ScamThodex and Africrypt are just two examples of companies committing an exit scam and running away with billions in users funds.
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| You are ahead of 99.8% of all Crypto users by following these steps Posted: 25 Aug 2021 11:10 AM PDT WalletsThe most secure way to access your cryptocurrencies will always be a hardware wallet. It should be a common practice to have control over your own private keys and not leaving funds on an exchange. — The most used and trusted hardware wallets are:
Seed BackupThe 24 words that are the password to your funds should always be backed up somewhere. Don't rely on hardware completely it can and will fail at some point. Make sure to keep the backup completely offline. — The most common seed backup methods are:
Data LeaksDatabase breaches will always happen and it's not even your fault. The best you can do is protect yourself against it by using the most secure tools on all ends.
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| In regards to all the hacking that's happening with Coinbase accounts. Posted: 25 Aug 2021 07:49 PM PDT I'm sure everyone has read about all the lawsuits and complaints about Coinbase customers being hacked for everything they have. This is absolutely horrible and I'm sure it's a worst nightmare scenario for everyone reading this, myself included. Unlike a bank account, these transactions are not reversible and there is literally nothing you can do to recoup your crypto. I read one story tonight, where a lady lost 160k in Bitcoin and Eth. I figured I would write this to inform some of the newer investors whom might not realize there are additional steps you can take to secure your Coinbase account and insure this never happens to you. The feature is address whistling, I know many think this feature is a pain, especially those who frequently send crypto to different address, but for those of you that don't, I would definitely enable it on Coinbase. Once enabled, you can only send crypto to addresses you've OKed and it takes 72 hours to add a new address, this stops bad guys from draining your account in seconds. This way, if they try to add an address, you'll be notified and have 72 hours to completely disable and secure your account. Here's some of the safety features address whistling adds to your account... There are two hold periods: one for enabling Whitelisting, and one for disabling Whitelisting. This is to add security to your account and to guard against unauthorized activity When you first enable Whitelisting: All addresses already saved in your Address Book will be immediately whitelisted You will have an 8-hour window after first enabling the feature in which you can add new addresses to your Address Book that you can use immediately During the initial 8-hour window, you can also disable whitelisting instantly After the initial 8 hour window: Any new address you want to add to your Address Book must go through a 48-hour hold period for security before it is fully whitelisted and available for withdrawals To disable Whitelisting: Switch the toggle to disable whitelisting There will be a 48-hour hold period before Whitelisting is disabled in which Whitelisting is still enabled Important Note: The 48-hour hold period only applies to address use and does not apply to your cryptocurrency. You can still buy, sell, or withdraw fiat to addresses already whitelisted. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 25 Aug 2021 06:41 PM PDT Vechain has been on just about every half serious crypto investors watchlist for a good while now with the price only ever really moving with the market except for a couple of very rare occasions you can count on one hand. It's utility is fairly unique and seems to be focusing on things other projects aren't focusing on so it's not really looking at taking anyone elses spotlight. Its here to develop a new type of supply chain. These utilities include Food safety Blockchain-based solutions could lead to a more transparent food economy around the world. VeChain-enabled Internet of Things (IoT) devices can be deployed across the supply chain, including on products, vehicles, and warehouses. Then, environmental and location-based data from these devices can be uploaded, verified, and stored in a tamper-proof, decentralized manner on the VeChainThor blockchain. Solutions like this are already in effect for several companies, including Shenzhen Yuhongtai Foods. Anti-counterfeiting Counterfeiting in the luxury goods market is a serious problem. By attaching an encrypted chip and then using the chip to log and trace logistics, warehousing, maintenance, and resale, owners can be assured of authenticity. This has been used for luxury wine tracing for Shanghai Waigaoqiao Direct Imported Goods, and in testing for Renault luxury vehicle components. Health records Healthcare records systems are notoriously archaic. Instead of using inefficient and insecure record systems for lab results, this valuable data can be stored on the blockchain, with only patients and other authorized parties having access. A VeChain-based E-HCert App will be rolled out to patients of both the Mediterranean Hospital of Cyprus and Aretaeio Hospital in 2021. Tracking carbon emissions By driving carbon reduction by tracking carbon-emitting activities, this solution allows consumers to be involved in a carbon-saving scheme. When smart devices, such as cars or appliances show that a consumer is generating less carbon, they can then receive credits to be used on energy services. BYD, a Chinese electric car brand, already uses a Vechain solution. Source of utility cases: https://academy.binance.com/en/articles/what-is-vechain-vet I've seen use cases of vechain popping up on the web for Covid-19 passports, tracking ingredients for the food industry from start to finish, car parts for car companies like BMW, tracking inventory at Walmart, Originality for shoe design, Tracking plastics for ocean clean up and soon vechain will have carbon trading. Vechain has massive partnerships including Fuji,BMW,SAP, Renault,Shanghai gas,Walmart List of partners: https://vechaininsider.com/partnerships/a-complete-list-of-vechain-partnerships/ Companies will save millions of not billions by adopting this technology into their systems, I for one work in a lab an the company is a international mammoth. They are currently looking into technology exactly like this to track samples from start to finish and I would bet there are many other companies looking for this type of technology - once the younger generation starts moving up the ranks in companies like mine and making the decisions to adopt this technology it's game over. Because they actually understand what it can do. Vechain is long term hold, but man it's going to pop off. [link] [comments]  | ||
| How Crypto Ruined My Life (WITH PROOF) And How I Plan On Recovering Posted: 26 Aug 2021 01:32 AM PDT
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| Posted: 26 Aug 2021 02:38 AM PDT The fact that even at £100,000 you would only earn £20 interest is actually rediculous. Meanwhile the bank is taking your money and lending it out to over people for anywhere between 3-20% APR, especially for the unfortunate people who are in overdrafts getting charged an extortionate 20% interest. Why keep your money in a bank and earn a tiny 0.02% interest when you can earn 6% interest on stable coins using crypto instead. Let alone if you stake crypto itself you can get much higher APR if you want to take on more risk. Take your money out of the bank and pay yourself some interest [link] [comments]  | ||
| The french term for crypto investor is "coinnaisseur" and I think that is beautiful! Posted: 26 Aug 2021 03:13 AM PDT Here is another fun fact: noobs like me easily fall for false claims about projects because it is heavily shilled on this sub. So be very careful before buying some coins just because you keep reading about it here. Often they are just mentioned often for a few days from few people and you could get the impression that it is the hot sauce everyone wants right now. DYOR. If you were suspicious about the fact in the title then use the same approach when jumping into projects. "Because this 'fact' was entirely made up, your Jonathan Frakes." [link] [comments]  | ||
| Nearly 100,000 Ethereum have been Burned as even Exchanges run Low on Ethereum to Sell Posted: 25 Aug 2021 10:44 PM PDT
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| Trigger a Crypto Investor in one sentence Posted: 25 Aug 2021 11:11 PM PDT Seen this done on other subs. Might be fun to do. I will start off with two. "Bitcoin is only used by drug dealers or other criminals on the dark web." "I invested in Dogecoin because Bitcoin is too expensive." You guys will probably come up with far better ideas. Give me some good laughs or trigger me really hard. I'm just rambling around right now to get the letter count to 500. Probably still far off. I hope this post will not get removed again. Invest in Ethereum AND Cardano and the sun will always shine for you. Not a financial advisor :D. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Cut out as many non essential expenses as you can. You’ll thank yourself in the future. Posted: 25 Aug 2021 08:56 PM PDT I realized everyone wants more crypto but may not be thinking about the daily changes that could get them more fiat; ultimately more crypto. Instead of buying coffee, make it from home . Quit buying brand name overpriced crap. Don't order out as much(end up skinnier too so win/win) Stretch the shit out of everything. That last bit of toothpaste may be worth a share of your crypto who knows. Don't buy ice make it Set up a monthly budget and be aware of your financial situation. Just a few examples but every penny will matter in the long run. Wouldn't you hate to think 20 years from now if I had only been a little more disciplined, I'd have a new lambo and not this used 2038. Just something for people to keep in mind to maximize their portfolio. Edit: ok if you wanna buy coffee buy it. If you make it you'll save 100s per year. On coffee. Second I never said don't have fun. These are suggestions to think about things they pay extra for that they could do themselves and thus pocket money. As adults we need money to have fun. Jesus I never planned on making my own coffee my whole life, god forbid, and ending up like the finale of Dexter or Obi Wan [link] [comments]  | ||
| Just a random Funfact for you Guys Posted: 25 Aug 2021 10:28 AM PDT Did you know, that the state of Bulgaria is the second largest Bitcoin-Holder in the world? Well, it's true.... The Bulgarian Government has stated that it owns some 213.519 Bitcoins, valued at approximately 18% of it's national debt, if accessed and converted. The Bulgarian Government came into possession of the significant treasure after Bulgarian law enforcement authorities seized the Bitcoins during an operation related to identifying cyber-crimes commited by an international group of hackers. The current value is around $10.3 billion at the moment, which is the biggest wallet after Satoshi Nakamoto. That's basically it, hope I made your day a little bit better with this random Funfact. Edit: Bulagaria [link] [comments]  | ||
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| You Should Know: /u/-braydon_dustine is a scammer trying to steal your crypto through DMs. Posted: 25 Aug 2021 01:09 PM PDT Hey everyone. A scammer tried to fuck me today. He sent me a DM answering a question to a post I made. I thanked him and then he sent this: --------‐ Try connecting through uniswap interface (not the exchange) Connect through the dapps Icoinswap.org Click uniswap,connect wallet Choose wallet connect then select your wallet which you will confirm with your private words to generate your QR code dont give anyone your private words (seed words) ever. If you click on that link (which you shouldn't) and enter anything, this scammer will take your info. If you see a message like this, ignore it. Don't click on any links. I wish I could report him to reddit but there is no option. As the joke says: " If a sexy girl in a bikini DMs you about crypto, you should ignore him." [link] [comments]  | ||
| 12 year old coder is set to earn over $400,000 after about two months of selling NFT's Posted: 25 Aug 2021 02:10 PM PDT
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| Posted: 25 Aug 2021 12:31 PM PDT Let's say some rich relative offers you any cryptocurrency worth $50k, but you may only cash out after you have HODL it for at least 5 years, which coin or token would you choose? Besides the obvious Bitcoin or Ethereum answers, you may also tell what other coin you would choose. Prices now of some coins are: Bitcoin BTC $48,871.87 Ethereum ETH $3,232.45 Cardano ADA $2.77 Binance Coin BNB $503.70 Polkadot DOT $26.30 XRP XRP $1.17 Polkadot DOT $26.31 Solana SOL $70.87 Chainlink LINK $26.61 Stellar XLM $0.3579 VeChain VET $0.1286 Tezos XTZ $4.92 Algorand ALGO $1.07 IOTA MIOTA $1.08 Enjin Coin ENJ $2.05 Harmony ONE $0.1098 [link] [comments]  | ||
| Why you'll **probably** never make life changing money and KEEP it. The bell-curve theory. Posted: 25 Aug 2021 08:47 PM PDT The bell-curve Let me take you all back to math class for a moment. this is a standard bell-curve. To put it simply, 95% of the population resides within 2 standard deviations of the mean (middle of the curve). The remaining 5% are individuals who extremely under perform or outperform the majority. However, let me contexualise this for you a bit more. I will also provide examples further down. The 95% The majority of people who invest their money will lose their money to the market. This is the same for people who actively trade. You may disagree with me on this point, however, there are a lot of people out there who are actively trying to time the market with a sell to buy back lower, only for the market to reverse on them and they have to buy back higher before price finally falls. Sure you may time it right once or twice, but it also may just be pure dumb luck. But that dumb luck gives you conviction to try it again in the future. This is a dangerous game to play and the market will eventually humble you. I can further simplify it for you. Grab a coin and flip it and see how many times in a row you can call it. If you can call it 9/10 times consistently across multiple tries, you may just have enough dumb luck in you. Of the majority who do make significant money, a lot of people will hold back to break even or sell for a loss. All I need to do is point you to 2017/2018 for examples. People who got in slightly early (few months before ATH), made money but lost it all. This is the epitome of the middle of the bell curve. You are the dumb money. Let's talking about due diligence/doing your own research for a moment. Again, the majority of individuals will miss key indicators/criteria as to why something will pump and why something won't pump because you're simply unable to process or analyse something as in depth as what is necessary. Because you're getting information from echo-chambers of hopium without forming your own conclusions PRIOR to arriving to a subreddit/telegram/social media platform. Critical thinking can be taught to a certain extent, but without a significant level of it, you're the middle of the bell curve. The top 2.5% To put quite bluntly, you need to be intelligent. Intelligent in the sense of accurately anticipating future market trends or niches which you can then profit from by getting an early allocation. Key word is early allocation. Not just this, but you need a great deal of conviction in your own analysis. Michael Saylor is a great example of this. Say what you want about him, but he is extremely confident his DD and his profits show for that. I am of the opinion that anyone getting their FIRST allocation at the moment is dumb money and in the middle of the bell curve, albeit perhaps the higher middle. The bottom 2.5% The bottom 2.5% will make significant amounts of money. Highly probable even more than you and I. No you didn't read that wrong. This is a genuine belief that I have. BUT, they may not keep a majority of it when the music stops. What I mean by this can simply be summed up with 'everybody is a genius in a bull market'. ICOs, IEOs, NFTs, DEFI, all of these contribute to the mania of a bullmarket because some people get hilariously rich with flips. Risk management is non-existent for these individuals. But of course, what goes up must come down. To further summarise, these are the true 'apes' with no self control or DD, but amazingly, make millions. Chances are though, they will keep little to none. Examples of commonly trashed coins/concepts DOGE Middle bell curve - It's literally a meme, it has no utility whatsoever? There's no use cases, it's just another crypto? I don't understand why it pumps. There aren't even devs working on it. 37B market cap for this? Top 2.5% - It's literally a meme. There's a huge community and love for Doge because it's a joke. Crypto can be seen as the foundation of freedom and free expression, of course it's going to pump, but, the pumps can be viewed as seasonal. Get in, make your money, get out. Bottom 2.5% - It's a dog coin. Nice. NFTs. Middle bell curve - It's a jpeg lol. I can right click save as and I now own it. 6 figures for this? Top 2.5% - Everything is/will be going digital, including art. Digital art is verifiable through blockchain technology to ensure I'm not buying a fraud, unlike in real life where I need to get an expert opinion. There's huge potential for utility, such as selling memberships to a future mint, later on, rewarding those memberships with a secondary mint or airdrop to a token. You'll eventually be able to showcase your NFT collection in a metaverse, like you would at a museum IRL. Only those with a pre-purchased NFT may enter. Ticket sales to a livestream in a metaverse. Bottom 2.5% - This penguin is cute. I'll add this to my collection of 8bit punks worth 6 figures, along with my boredapes. ADA Middle bell curve - Wen smart contracts? 85B market cap for an unfinished project? ETH>ADA. Charles is narcissistic, I refuse to invest in someone like that. Top 2.5% - Interoperability and competition is healthy for the crypto space as whole. It's how an industry as a whole moves forward. If smart contracts finally arrive, perfect, if not, that's unfortunate. Let's see how it plays out. Bottom 2.5% - Married to your bag, refusing to acknowledge potential drawbacks of what you're invest in. Smart contracts absolutely WILL come, Charles said so. The aim of this post is to challenge your own thinking. Where do you think you are in terms of the bell curve? My advice would be to have a plan in the chance that you make life changing money. If you don't, you've wasted the last year or more of your life in crypto and all the stress will be for 0 payout. Pay yourself. No one else is going to, they're your bags. At the VERY least, take out your initial investment and play with the houses money. Cheers EDIT: Formatting EDIT1: Interesting to see quite a lot of downvotes but no one providing any comments of substance to disprove this. EDIT2: thanks for the awards guys. Appreciate it. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 26 Aug 2021 01:05 AM PDT I'm currently open for suggestions on a CEX for Europe, because fuck Binance. If you don't remember what happened back in end of May, when the market took a big turn to the downside, no one was able to buy or sell shit on Binance.com. Well, last night before going to bed one of my coins did a 55% up, and I was conveniently staking those coins on flexible stakings (Theoretically, I could withdraw whenever I wanted to). Except that when I wanted to withdraw, the un-stake button was GREYED OUT! I just woke up and checked Twitter, CZ just Tweeted about having "technical problems" and thousands of users saying they can't buy or sell shit (now that the market is dumping)... Why does this keep happening on critical times? Anyone else finding this too convenient for Binance? Big middle finger to you, B, for making me miss a chance of making a good amount of money. [link] [comments]  | ||
| What We Need Now Is Each Others! Posted: 25 Aug 2021 10:23 PM PDT During this whatever you want to call it ( dips, corrections, or bear market) period, we as a loving and helpful community should come together and give each others the supports or encouragements they need at this time. For all the noobs, If you have questions, drop them here and someone with valuable knowledges and info will answer them. For all those that need confirmation or encouragement, let us know. We're happy to do so. And for those that's on life support, just know that we are here for you too. So fellows c/c members, put diwn that downvote button for a few day and give each others a high five, hand shakes, hugs and support each others. Remember, we are a worldwide extended family here on c/c sub. Show loves and encouragements to each other during time like this. During period like this, we can be compassionates and supportives to each others. Let me start first. I love y'all and wish y'all all the best in the future because our future still very bright. We are still very early in cryptoverse. Hugs all around! Let the loves out people. Join hands and be one! [link] [comments]  | ||
| Blockchain vs. DAG - an overview Posted: 26 Aug 2021 02:29 AM PDT
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