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- The best currency on the internet, case closed.
- Gold may have 5000 years of history but it will lose to bitcoin in the race of ‘store of value’
- Automata Network’s $20m Incentive Program Backs Projects for Web 3.0
- As token takes fall, Twitter bans official Squid Game Crypto account
- The concept of Web 3.0 has been gaining prominence in crypto as protocols aim to enshrine ownership and help users monetise their data. Hence, protocols doing so could gain prominence within the coming times as Web 3.0 is said to completely transform the internet as we know it.
- Anyone with experience in the dot com bubble able to shed some objective wisdom?
- "ICO scams are on the rise due to the coronavirus pandemic"
- Bitcoin Is Still Fine Towards $90k, Says Crypto Expert
- Anyone watching any coins or been holding coins that have been in accumulation for an extended period? Image of ICP for reference
- Bitcoin Network Holds Over $1 TRILLION In Value... and has NEVER Been Hacked! How Satoshi Knew It Would Be Targeted, and Prepared For It...
- Binance Adds SHIB/DOGE Trading Pair Starting tomorrow, 2021-11-02 0800 UTC
- The revolutionary Polkadot Bridge: Building an interchain economy with PaybSwap
- BIG Crypto News - Wrapped XRP wXRP - Aaron Rodgers Bitcoin - Biden Stablecoin Regulations - DCG $10B
- I never thought I’d say this but I think I’d really like to get my hands on some cock..
- Squid Game cryptocurrency collapses in apparent scam | Bitcoin News 02/11/21
- Any good coins for spot
- I think that Polygon’s collaboration and investment in Colexion will be giving art its value.
- I’m done with centralized exchanges. These platforms literally represent what we were escaping when we joined crypto.
- Dot may overtake XRP this week in Market Cap
- Bitcoin Latinum (LTNM) -- the best new currency on the market; a hard fork of Bitcoin
- Another Scam: Squid Game Token Plunges to Zero After Rugpull
- My portfolio has been stable for too long and it's creeping me out
- Why do you use P2P instead of Binance/Coinbase?
The best currency on the internet, case closed. Posted: 01 Nov 2021 12:02 PM PDT
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Gold may have 5000 years of history but it will lose to bitcoin in the race of ‘store of value’ Posted: 01 Nov 2021 05:10 AM PDT
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Automata Network’s $20m Incentive Program Backs Projects for Web 3.0 Posted: 01 Nov 2021 08:54 PM PDT
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As token takes fall, Twitter bans official Squid Game Crypto account Posted: 01 Nov 2021 07:07 AM PDT
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Anyone with experience in the dot com bubble able to shed some objective wisdom? Posted: 01 Nov 2021 08:32 PM PDT Anyone with experience in the dot com bubble able to shed some objective wisdom? Looking for a compare and contrast related to the dotcom bubble and the upcoming NFT boom. From my understanding the DOTCOM bubble was filled with a bunch of startups that only had a website but basically no real business. They all went public, but because they weren't "anything" of real value, they all crashed. So some main questions would be: Was that really the case? Did the "websites" really do nothing? Did they have no assets or solid ideas to back them up? Looking at NFT's, there is a huge boom happening with NFT's and games. There are many tokens and new NFT projects popping up raking in millions or even billions but have less than a "beta version" of the project and a bunch of images. Now my guess (if the dotcom bubble rumors are true - I didn't experience it) is that maybe the NFT boom is only one step ahead of the dotcom bubble (in terms of a comparison) simply because of ties to the blockchain which provides a real virtually tangible asset - and also the dependence on a community and not a group of "techsecutives." Wondering what others thoughts are on this - from an objective (not bullish or bearish) view. What do you see are the similarities or differences between the huge boom in NFT Projects vs a dot com boom? What are your thoughts around the dot com crash and any possibilities? Today? Or maybe why it's a little less likely, but still warrants caution? [link] [comments] | ||
"ICO scams are on the rise due to the coronavirus pandemic" Posted: 01 Nov 2021 01:27 PM PDT
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Bitcoin Is Still Fine Towards $90k, Says Crypto Expert Posted: 01 Nov 2021 03:46 AM PDT
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Binance Adds SHIB/DOGE Trading Pair Starting tomorrow, 2021-11-02 0800 UTC Posted: 01 Nov 2021 10:51 AM PDT
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The revolutionary Polkadot Bridge: Building an interchain economy with PaybSwap Posted: 01 Nov 2021 11:10 AM PDT I've been in cryptoverse for 7 years, and I find interconnectivity between smart chains the biggest hurdle many teams are trying to solve these days. Alongside Polkadot substrate and parachains, Polkadot bridge seems to be another cutting-edge tech trying to connect all main chains and build an integrated ecosystem. Researching on this, I stumbled on this small project that is seriously working on Polkabridge to bridge Binance smart chain to Ethereum with a cross-chain AMM DEX. Check them out here and lmk what you think: https://paybswap.finance/static/media/Whitepaper.f1d731e1.pdf Let's discuss it. [link] [comments] | ||
BIG Crypto News - Wrapped XRP wXRP - Aaron Rodgers Bitcoin - Biden Stablecoin Regulations - DCG $10B Posted: 01 Nov 2021 07:14 PM PDT
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I never thought I’d say this but I think I’d really like to get my hands on some cock.. Posted: 01 Nov 2021 09:01 AM PDT
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Squid Game cryptocurrency collapses in apparent scam | Bitcoin News 02/11/21 Posted: 01 Nov 2021 10:18 PM PDT
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Posted: 01 Nov 2021 06:27 PM PDT Im new to this shit, and need to double my money $40 its my personal money ,can you give me advices on which coin can i safely spot on rn, ive been seeing every token go high af and then skyrocket down very quick. [link] [comments] | ||
I think that Polygon’s collaboration and investment in Colexion will be giving art its value. Posted: 01 Nov 2021 12:18 PM PDT Polygon invested in Colexion, Asia's largest NFTs marketplace, with 50 million dollars. And since MATIC has a vast presence in the ecosystem of crypto, this step will be contributing in marketing, enhancing the technology, and engaging the community especially in India. For instance, MATIC will be making use of many of its digital tools to boost NFT adoption, triggering the purchasing and minting experience for its users. It's simple I believe, Polygon's role is to ensure security and ownership transparency while Colexion gives the NFT the value it deserves. So yes, this is a one of a kind collaboration! It will enable Indian users to buy and sell NFTs faster at a lower transaction fees and smooth user experience. On the other hand, it will satisfy developers by providing tools to create dApps and enabling them to focus on the performance of the platform and its experience whilst solving any security concerns that may face. You know guys, it's interesting how art is being seen as an asset again, something that is expressing the owner's imaginative or technical skill, and is intended to be appreciated for its beauty or emotional power. And now, with this collaboration it's gonna be growing in value too. [link] [comments] | ||
Posted: 01 Nov 2021 09:14 AM PDT I mean, the main reason everyone join the cryptocurrency market is to escape what centralized financial institutions have been doing, especially banks, and their sister companies. But unfortunately, centralized exchanges are still having a big hand in the market today. Platforms like Robinhood still play a big role in today's cryptocurrency scene, and they're still manipulating their users. Personally, I've been using decentralized exchanges solely, ever since the GME case happened, and Robinhood stole its investors' money (which I was one of them lmao). This case is a perfect example of what happens when you trust the wrong exchange to hold your assets. What's funny is that most individuals think there's no alternative solution to these platforms, while centralized exchanges are delivering high quality services on their platforms, and being more user-friendly than CExes could ever be. One simple example of how decentralized exchanges are serving better quality than CExes is Merrymen, which is an exchange that's offering an amount of their tokens to Rh's investors who were harmed by the GME case. Personally, I applied for this, and provided them with screnshots. I think that everyone will be quitting centralized exchanges in the coming months. I believe DExes will be having a huge adoption in 2022. Once people realized how shady centralized exchanges are, no one will ever be coming back to these platforms. [link] [comments] | ||
Dot may overtake XRP this week in Market Cap Posted: 01 Nov 2021 08:54 AM PDT
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Bitcoin Latinum (LTNM) -- the best new currency on the market; a hard fork of Bitcoin Posted: 01 Nov 2021 09:22 PM PDT I highly encourage doing some DD and potentially buying this bitcoin fork. - environmentally friendly - asset-backed - insured crypto - extremely fast and cheap transactions. This will really pick up steam as it gets listed to more and more exchanges [link] [comments] | ||
Another Scam: Squid Game Token Plunges to Zero After Rugpull Posted: 01 Nov 2021 08:59 PM PDT
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My portfolio has been stable for too long and it's creeping me out Posted: 01 Nov 2021 01:16 PM PDT Started investing in February and it's been a mess since then. I remember being 40%/50% down regularly. Dropped buying in May after the dips and have held since then. The recent BTC and ETH stabilisation has pumped me up to a small but decenf profit. Most other coins are down but I only have a few £100 in those (although OMG Network is killing it for some reason). Anyone else relate? [link] [comments] | ||
Why do you use P2P instead of Binance/Coinbase? Posted: 01 Nov 2021 04:53 PM PDT Hi there, Are there any folks here that use peer to peer and non-custodial exchanges for bitcoin or altcoins? I started using P2P since early days because I wasn't comfortable funding a Binance account and funding CoinBase was a pain. Are there other reasons? P2P is certainly not necessarily cheaper, so why do people use it? Thank you in advance for this bit of education! [link] [comments] |
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