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    Saturday, November 27, 2021

    Crypto Currency Markets “Soon” eth fee will be fixed.

    Crypto Currency Markets “Soon” eth fee will be fixed.


    “Soon” eth fee will be fixed.

    Posted: 27 Nov 2021 06:29 AM PST

    We did it reddit! The crypto crisis have been averted.

    Posted: 27 Nov 2021 08:11 AM PST

    I'm sure you all seen the market dip caused by the recent news. I'm not gonna discuss it in this post though, I'm sure you all have your opinions on it already. What I'm gonna talk about is something some of you might now already and that is the attack on memecoins and crypto as a whole by quite recent, AI made memecoin.

    Basically bunch of rich people decided they want their own Doge or Shib and they used the AI to create a fake "community" along with fake memes and heavy and inorganic bot usage. You might seen some of these guys in here, they come here sometimes to shill, telling us how "their coin will bonk all the memecoins". Thankfully, we got rich people on our side too. Sam Bankman for example has recently deployed his another WBTC bomb and caused a recent dip, this dip however had only one purpose - to make owners of that "memecoin" panic and sell and sell they did. It rebounds a little now but it's basically over for them, whales are dumping left and right on suckers that still buy the "dip". The AI has broke because it didn't anticipate such event, their "community" is now scrambling and panicking, as they should. We will not allow AI to take over crypto space with fake communities and rugpulls and we have powerful allies to help us with that.

    They can take their baseball bat and shove it up their rear. Some of their bots will probably find their way into this thread too but pay them no mind. We stay winning, we don't but dog coins because we're not stupid.

    Also, don't get shaken out by whale games in the market, diamond hands.

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    Newegg Finally Confirms that it will Accept Shiba Inu Payments

    Posted: 27 Nov 2021 06:05 AM PST

    Decentralized?

    Posted: 27 Nov 2021 03:50 PM PST

    Help me get this wrong. Cryptocurrency, the founding principles are that lie in using the system of a decentralized form of currency is: We aren't governed by the banks or middle man, yet… we are still governed by the tax man? If the IRS (or whatever you have in your country) is keeping track of every ledger, We're still paying them per investment. Could this truly be considered decentralized when the most centralized entity in the world is taxing the hell out of us every year, and now know every single transaction we made to the penny. This doesn't seem imo to have the true anonymity that one would assume in forgoing the banking industry as a whole; it's really just choosing a financial vpn until tax man comes for their pound of flesh.

    Cryptocurrency has been very lucrative for many people, and still believe in it being the future of world currency and financial markets/services.

    Just for discussion I'm interested in everyone's individual viewpoints on this and I'm not condoning tax evasion. I have yet still a lot to learn in this field.

    How decentralized are we really anymore?

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    still a few days before the final closing of the draw, to hope to win 1 NFT, subscribe to our networks and do not forget to post your wallet address

    Posted: 27 Nov 2021 03:35 PM PST

    A few beginner questions here. Thanks in advance for all the help!

    Posted: 27 Nov 2021 03:34 PM PST

    First question: At a time like this right now, is it better to keep my assets in Coinbase exchange and ku coin, Or should I be loading everything into a wallet? [add on]- in my mind i am looking to sell hopefully before the bear market, (obviously) and I want to be able to sell my shit as quickly and efficiently as possible.

    Second question: When should we be expecting a bear market? I know we are bullish right now and I believe in the next month and a half we should all be making some gains based off the charts of bitcoin and a lot of TA people I talk to. (Of course no one really knows, but for example, the people I talk to predicted this 53k drop about 2 days ago, and was 100% accurate. Also a lot of other calls were spot on {also they are predicting this bull run to go till about the end of December early January}). Is it like "day and night" when the bear market will start and bull market end? Again I'm new to this space and looking to get as much knowledge as possible.

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    There’s no way blockchain technology is about to stop anytime soon. I think it’s not ever going to stop.

    Posted: 27 Nov 2021 04:22 AM PST

    I mean this is a new era. It's a new kind of technology that's taking the world to another level. People from all around the world are looking forward for what this technology is about to bring. There are a few things that tell us that blockchain and its platforms aren't going away anytime soon.

    First of all, the change of huge companies names. Actually, I'm talking about Facebook. The fact that this huge company is changing its name to Meta, shows the impact blockchain is giving to the entire world. It even shows that it's not just a phase, but a new time age that we're going to live with for a long long time.

    Another thing that tells us blockchain isn't going nowhere, is the fact that some platforms are giving lessons to the users. I mean platforms like Studyum are giving classes to educate people about the technology that Blockchain is bringing to the world. And people are very interested in these platforms.

    These are some of the signals that show us that blockchain, crypto and everything related to them are going to be around for a the upcoming years, and the change is about to take place.

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    What are DeFi Systematic Risks 101?

    Posted: 27 Nov 2021 02:16 PM PST

    We provide over 100+ FREE crypto articles on our SubStack! :D (Link on our profile). This is not financial advice.

    TLDR:

    In conclusion, risk analysis of DeFi protocols is a very complex process as the areas of risk exposure are very different and often interfere with each other. For example, a protocol that allows more freedom in governance will attract investors who want to make the most out of being able to cast their votes on a wide variety of factors, but it will also be subject to more volatility in changes and be undesirable to another group of investors who want to hold the tokens for stability in asset value. Thus, we have to be clear of our purpose first, and then make the relevant analysis and comparison across protocols.

    General Conclusion

    Risk is one of the most prominent issues in traditional financial markets. In particular, risk helps investors to quantify a specific number representing an asset value, in order to assess whether that level of risk is acceptable.

    In DeFi, however, risk is often undervalued as the majority of participants do not fully appreciate it. Several lending/borrowing protocols are at the forefront of this field when it comes to assessing the risk of an asset. In other protocols we rarely see full consideration of risk.

    In this article, we will introduce the concept of systematic risk (generalised) from traditional markets to DeFi.

    What Is Systematic Risk?

    Assuming you invest in a single asset, what is the source of risk for this "portfolio"?

    We can say that there are two common sources of uncertainty:

    1. Risks arise from overall economic conditions, such as business cycles, inflation, interest rates and exchange rates. These economic factors are difficult to predict with certainty and all affect the return on assets.
    2. Risk comes from the asset itself (specificity). For example, is the government controlling the asset or is their direct demand for it, etc. These factors affect one asset but do not affect other assets.

    Now we look at the "portfolio" of even more assets (a diversification strategy), asking the same question, what about portfolio risk?

    Diversifying multiple asset classes spreads the risk of the entire portfolio. The ability to decrease the value of one asset provides the ability to increase the value of another asset. These effects will offset and stabilise the return on the entire portfolio and portfolio volatility will continue to decrease.

    However, even if we hold a certain amount of assets (e.g. >1000 assets), we still cannot avoid risk completely, because almost all assets are affected by factors such as general macro factors. For example, if all assets held are affected by the business cycle, then we cannot avoid business cycle risk no matter how many assets we hold.

    This risk that persists even after diversification is called market risk, which is associated with sources of market-wide risk. Such risk is also known as systematic risk, or non-diversifiable risk.

    Note: Risk that can be eliminated by diversification is called unique risk, nonsystematic risk, or diversifiable risk.

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    Has anyone used a farming pool?

    Posted: 27 Nov 2021 01:30 PM PST

    HASH is one of the small cap projects I bought into earlier and they just announced partnering with Unifarm which is a staking pool. Essentially you stake your HASH and earn some of all the projects in that pool. It seems like a pretty cool concept and allows some exposure to different early projects. Has anyone else tried one of these and what was your experience?

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    Shill me your portfolio

    Posted: 27 Nov 2021 09:35 AM PST

    What are ppl crypto bags look like? Mine: XRP, ALGO, CRO, XLM, MIOTA, BAT, VVS, MIST, ATOM, ADLG. Well most of my coins are old from 2017.

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    Altcoin Technical Analysis: How to Make Money Analyzing Crypto Charts

    Posted: 27 Nov 2021 09:31 AM PST

    Bitcoin, Tether, and the coming weeks.

    Posted: 27 Nov 2021 12:59 PM PST

    Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy - Altairian dollar - the principal medium of exchange throughout the Milky Way galaxy is finally created

    Posted: 27 Nov 2021 05:18 AM PST

    Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy - Altairian dollar - the principal medium of exchange throughout the Milky Way galaxy is finally created

    https://preview.redd.it/rvqzsted25281.jpg?width=355&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=22cfe7c9bbe60bd02c52a74b67d5974d983a2661

    Hello, in the honour of this masterpiece and my learning with crypto I launched new token called Altairian dollar - ticker symbol ALTD. It runs on Polygon (Matic) network. Advantage of polygon network is transfers are very cheap so anyone can try it without paying fees like ethereum and bitcoin. Token is listed on https://app.sushi.com/ and https://quickswap.exchange/ . My vision is to become principal medium of exchange throughout the Milky Way galaxy a possibly beyond once the humanity will be able to live in other planets/galaxies.

    This project is in very early stages and is not investment or mooning project. It is about learning about crypto and test the technology. So do not put money into it - im looking for enthusiastic people who would allow organic growth with added liquidity in range of cents. Im not really sure how this exactly work so any help would be appreciated. I want to distribute coints amongs as many people on the earth and then burn rest 99,99% to be truly decentralized. Total supply is 4,200,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 and no more can be created. After distribution - majority will be lost and no one will own more that 1%. Altairian dollar on polygonscan: https://polygonscan.com/token/0xc36c817e58233dd9771a56a4b97499d1b7f84c9d

    To find and add Altairian dollar ALTD token on exchange contract adress is: 0xc36c817e58233dd9771a56a4b97499d1b7f84c9d

    1. You need metamask or other decentralized walled : https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/metamask/nkbihfbeogaeaoehlefnkodbefgpgknn
    2. Add Polygon network to your metamask wallet: Go to Setting -> Networks -> Add networkd and fill this

    - Network Name: Polygon

    - New RPC URL: https://polygon-rpc.com or

    - ChainID: 137

    How to do it with pictures: https://medium.com/stakingbits/setting-up-metamask-for-polygon-matic-network-838058f6d844

    Now you are able to send MATIC coin (which is main coin used on POLYGON NETWORK for transaction fees) from Binance or other exchanges to your new metamask polygon network wallet. Be sure you are using polygon (matic) network for transactions - not ethereum or bnb!

    1. Now to add ALTD token to your metamask wallet. Open your metamask, scroll down and press import tokens. Then fill the Token Contract Address which is 0xc36c817e58233dd9771a56a4b97499d1b7f84c9d. It will automaticly load the ticker symbol. Press import custom token and now you see it in your wallet. EASY.

    2. Once you have some matic on your wallet you can buy pair MATIC/ALTD on sushiswap or uniswap. There is low liquidity right now so Im looking for more ppl who will add MATIC/ ALTD luquidity into the pool. Liquidity providers earn a 0.25% fee on all trades proportional to their share of the pool. Fees are added to the pool, accrue in real time and can be claimed by withdrawing your liquidity. For first participants I can send you 42 000 ALTD tokens if you will be able to add liquidity for possible exchange. Send me your polygon network adress and I will distrubute the coins.

    Here is what guide says about ALTD: " The Altairian dollar is the principal medium of exchange throughout the Milky Way galaxy, partly due to the general incompatibility (and/or illusory nature) of most other forms of currency. According to The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, a competent hitchhiker should be able to see the galaxy on less than thirty Altairian dollars a day, although costs around the Guide's headquarters make this, ironically, almost impossible. "

    https://preview.redd.it/ayg2jey725281.jpg?width=317&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b20f3104bfb20847a2c31ddf7c1ab88be4166157

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    Unique adoption NFTs

    Posted: 27 Nov 2021 08:55 AM PST

    CRYPTO SCAMMERS made $9 million on Fake YouTube streams | Crypto News 27/11/21

    Posted: 27 Nov 2021 07:17 AM PST

    Mekaape NFT

    Posted: 27 Nov 2021 10:48 AM PST

    Check out Mekaape Nft's. Upcoming project gathered 20k new members in less then 24 hrs. Nearly 70k active people. Don't miss out. Check them on twitter.

    https://twitter.com/MekaApe?t=uktB-s-xjy6JIRJZ_iP6WA&s=09

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    The value of polkadot when filled with layer-1s

    Posted: 27 Nov 2021 06:54 AM PST

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