Crypto Currency Markets ‘No longer just bitcoin and ether’: Crypto industry braces for wider adoption, more competition and perhaps regulatory clarity in 2022

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• ‘No longer just bitcoin and ether’: Crypto industry braces for wider adoption, more competition and perhaps regulatory clarity in 2022
• I scraped Reddit for the top ticker mentions in the last 24H. Here are the results (Sunday December 26, 2021)
• TECHNICAL ANALYSIS GEEKS GTFIH! What do you think about this chart pattern? Would you buy in now or wait till a huge dip? Token's name not to be identified.
• Here's how Polygon is challenging the limitations of Ethereum
• What is a honeypot crypto scam and how to spot it?
• DAOs will be restructuring corporations and decision making process
• Hate it
• What is a Smart Contract Audit?
• Eco Penguin Seeks to Limit Carbon Emissions in Crypto
• Cryptocurrency: HYPE OR NEW OPPORTUNITIES?
• Markets are being flooded with P2E Gaming Projects; Should We Jump on the Badwagon?
• Does anyone know of a good timelapse of the market cap ranks of various coins over time?
• Concerns among international institutions over cryptocurrencies -
• Web3 is a topic that is being discussed lately and I am interested in the safest web3 wallet available, is there any?
• Apollo coin hype video
• As 2022 is right around the corner here are the top 8 coins to buy and HODL
• Coin stats
• Economic Value of NFT
• Coins that spiked right after listing on an exchange - how likely will price reach that peak?

‘No longer just bitcoin and ether’: Crypto industry braces for wider adoption, more competition and perhaps regulatory clarity in 2022 Posted: 25 Dec 2021 01:02 PM PST submitted by /u/theintrepidboardroom [link] [comments]

I scraped Reddit for the top ticker mentions in the last 24H. Here are the results (Sunday December 26, 2021) Posted: 26 Dec 2021 12:27 AM PST ​ Ticker Company # Mentions (24H) Percent Change (24H) Mentions and Charts BTC Bitcoin 692 1.47 See Specific Mentions ETH Ethereum 544 -1.81 See Specific Mentions CRO Crypto.com Coin 338 24.26 See Specific Mentions LRC Loopring 223 -16.79 See Specific Mentions MATIC Polygon 177 41.60 See Specific Mentions ADA Cardano 157 -55.40 See Specific Mentions ALGO Algorand 128 -23.35 See Specific Mentions ONE Harmony 85 -9.57 See Specific Mentions DOGE Dogecoin 81 24.62 See Specific Mentions CKB Nervos Network 81 6.58 See Specific Mentions DOT Polkadot 80 -16.67 See Specific Mentions SHIB SHIBA INU 67 -31.63 See Specific Mentions ATOM Cosmos 62 -11.43 See Specific Mentions BNB Binance Coin 61 -10.29 See Specific Mentions VET VeChain 54 -55.00 See Specific Mentions LUNA Terra 53 -11.67 See Specific Mentions XLM Stellar 51 -41.38 See Specific Mentions SOL Solana 51 -53.64 See Specific Mentions XRP XRP 50 -50.50 See Specific Mentions AMP Amp 47 -20.34 See Specific Mentions SOS OpenDAO 44 450.00 See Specific Mentions Data source credits: Memeberg Terminal. For realtime mention counts and to see the specific comments people made about a ticker instead of just aggregate numbers, visit the source of this data @ https://memebergterminal.com submitted by /u/CurrentPangolin [link] [comments]

TECHNICAL ANALYSIS GEEKS GTFIH! What do you think about this chart pattern? Would you buy in now or wait till a huge dip? Token's name not to be identified. Posted: 25 Dec 2021 09:57 PM PST submitted by /u/Gullible-Mind2 [link] [comments]

Here's how Polygon is challenging the limitations of Ethereum Posted: 25 Dec 2021 10:34 PM PST submitted by /u/C4-PO [link] [comments]

What is a honeypot crypto scam and how to spot it? Posted: 25 Dec 2021 10:28 PM PST submitted by /u/C4-PO [link] [comments]

DAOs will be restructuring corporations and decision making process Posted: 25 Dec 2021 03:38 PM PST We'll eventually have a decentralized economy and our current markets will become more transparent and community driven, which means that DAOs will be playing a key role in reshaping how companies are structured. I personally think that we should keep an eye on projects like BitDAO that's showcasing the potential of DAOs, by allowing users to vote on project proposals. It's important to mention that BitDAO is supported by Peter Thiel, Founders Fund, Pantera, Dragonfly, Spartan, Bybit, and more, that are taking part in BitDAO's vision to build an unstoppable economy powered by decentralized assets, technologies, and organizations. submitted by /u/DeltaFrost99 [link] [comments]

Hate it Posted: 25 Dec 2021 11:24 AM PST submitted by /u/industrialcharizard [link] [comments]

What is a Smart Contract Audit? Posted: 26 Dec 2021 03:55 AM PST submitted by /u/bdinu89 [link] [comments]

Eco Penguin Seeks to Limit Carbon Emissions in Crypto Posted: 26 Dec 2021 01:58 AM PST submitted by /u/Pitiful-Tap3578 [link] [comments]

Cryptocurrency: HYPE OR NEW OPPORTUNITIES? Posted: 25 Dec 2021 07:39 AM PST I want to touch on the topic of the growth of cryptocurrencies, I was always interested in how much it is growing and every year there is more and more interest in it. Having looked at the charts and growth rates, I want to share a couple of points. (Here is the annual percentage) BTC - 118% ETH - 564% NEAR - 1300% BNB - 1581% SOL - 13977% Coins are gaining popularity well this year, the young are showing better growth at this stage, and this moment seems to me the beginning of Bitcoin in 2017, when this is just the beginning and a new era of cryptocurrency awaits us. I will single out a NEAR that grew by 77% in 7 days, it's amazing. What do you think? How long will crypto growth take? Will it be long-term or is it a temporary hype? submitted by /u/AngelicKraken [link] [comments]

Markets are being flooded with P2E Gaming Projects; Should We Jump on the Badwagon? Posted: 25 Dec 2021 08:52 PM PST MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL THOSE CELEBRATING! I hope everyone's having a wonderful weekend with their loved ones. I know I am having one with mine! I think it got even better when I found about a hidden low cap gem, Kitty Inu. Hidden in the realms of NFT gaming, Kitty Inu wouldn't look very appealing to a normal investor. However, upon minimal research, I found out what beast of a project it is planning to become. In the crypto world, where people often believe that if a token or coin has a great technological background, only then it can succeed in the vicious market. However, that is far from the truth. There have been multiple instances of projects that do not solve any particular real-world problems yet provide relief, happiness, and wholesomeness to the minds of people by providing them with virtual environments. These projects deserve our time, our support, and require the community's dedication. submitted by /u/krueger_pagol [link] [comments]

Does anyone know of a good timelapse of the market cap ranks of various coins over time? Posted: 25 Dec 2021 12:39 PM PST I'm looking for a timelapsed bar chart (or similar visual depiction) of the market caps of various coins over time. Does anyone know if there is a website that has this? submitted by /u/coin-searchr [link] [comments]

Concerns among international institutions over cryptocurrencies - Posted: 25 Dec 2021 01:26 PM PST submitted by /u/dzoidarkness [link] [comments]

Web3 is a topic that is being discussed lately and I am interested in the safest web3 wallet available, is there any? Posted: 25 Dec 2021 01:49 PM PST Is Web3 the Internet of the future, or is it just a fad? The recent feud about web3 caught my attention and I felt like sharing my thoughts. Recently, Jack Dorsey and Elon Musk stated that Web3 is a ruse and that it is inferior to Web2. You've probably heard the terms "Web 2.0" and "Web 3.0" a lot in the blockchain world. Web 1.0 was the first "phase" of the internet and Web pages were static , while Web 2.0 is the internet as we know it today and it is all about engagement. And if Facebook crashes tomorrow, all information, businesses, connections, and lives built around the use of its platform would be lost. But, People in a Web3 world control their own data and use a single personalized account to go from social media to email to shopping. Web3 characteristics: Verifiable Trustless Self-governing Permissionless But, before you can enter the wide world of Web3 applications, you need to install a wallet application that is Web3 compatible, and web3 wallets are self-custodial. Examples of web3 wallet MetaMask Coinbase Wallet Argent Sylo Crypto.com DeFi Wallet But Sylo seems to be different.from other wallets mentioned here and this why. I found out that Sylo is decentralized because it's built on the Sylo Network. And truly, this is how online communication should work. In addition, communications in Sylo are genuinely safe because it is combined with military-grade encryption. The Sylo app is an instant messaging dApp and blockchain wallet, you can send and receive crypto like BTC, ETH and XTZ or NFTs like ERC20 and ERC71 in-app,and you can chat as if you were sending a Whatsapp message. I learnt it is also building an open and inclusive Web3 run by communities by providing an incentivised node network. Sylo is autonomous, p2p, e2ee, and run by the community for the community, without spying on them or harvesting their data, according to my findings. Other developers can use the Sylo SDK to create web3 Dapps for the Sylo Network. You can also do your own research, check their website https://www.sylo.io/ I'm currently using Metamask, but I just downloaded the Sylo smart wallet on Android, which is fine, and I feel ecstatic, but I'm interested in your opinion on web3 and wallets? What is the safest web3 wallet? submitted by /u/fyriskipivp [link] [comments]

Apollo coin hype video Posted: 25 Dec 2021 10:38 AM PST submitted by /u/BeardedAcuraMan [link] [comments]

As 2022 is right around the corner here are the top 8 coins to buy and HODL Posted: 25 Dec 2021 04:21 PM PST https://youtu.be/0RIzqEolz0o 2022 is coming in the next couple of days thus a lot of people wonder if they should keep their current coins, remove some or maybe add others. I explain everything in this video with short reasoning for each one of them. If you just want the list here you go: (would appreciate and be better if you would watch the full video): BTC ETH BNB LUNA DOT MATIC LINK ATOM submitted by /u/arben05 [link] [comments]

Coin stats Posted: 25 Dec 2021 09:58 AM PST Curious on what, if any, opinions there are on the Coinstats app? Is it a better way to track crypto investing? submitted by /u/Leebyron38 [link] [comments]

Economic Value of NFT Posted: 25 Dec 2021 03:28 PM PST We provide over 100+ FREE crypto articles on our SubStack! :D (Link on our profile). This is not financial advice. TLDR: In the past, NFT was valuable simply because people liked it, wanted to collect it, or found it interesting. These days, NFT has turned to DeFi to take the token to a new level. These innovations contribute to creating value for them. Despite the controversy surrounding the NFTs, they are still going strong. Introduction In the past, there was almost no cost involved in creating an item in the digital world. As a result, these items have become worthless because they are not difficult to create or reproduce/duplicate. With the advent of blockchain, scarcity in the digital world was created and it connected a part of the real world to the virtual world. NFT is one of the key foundations of the new digital economy, powered by blockchain. NFT has been tested in areas such as gaming, digital identity, licensing, certification and fine arts. Users can even split and proportionally own items of high value. Today, we dive into what NFTs are, what are they used for, and how a game called CryptoKitties clogged the Ethereum blockchain in late 2017. What is Non-Fungible Token (NFT)? Non-fungible Token (NFT) is a type of cryptographic on the blockchain that represents a single asset. This could be a virtual asset or an encrypted version of an asset in the real world. Since NFTs are NOT interchangeable, they can act as proof of authenticity and ownership in the digital realm. Therefore, NFT has 2 properties: UNIQUE and LIMITED. The following example will help you better understand the NFT: A $10 bill you can be exchanged for another $10 bill from someone else, assuming that it is genuine. This is a fundamental property of assets that serve as a medium of exchange. In theory, there is no way of recognising their differences (other than the money series number). However, exchangeability is not a trait in favour of collectable items. What if we could create digital assets similar to Bitcoin, but add a unique identifier to each asset unit? This will make each of them different from all the others (i.e., irreplaceable). Basically, this is what NFT is. How does NFT work? First of all, we need to understand that NFT is essential items that can be collected. Like a painting, rather than a typical token which has lots of incentives associated with it to increase buyer demand. Therefore, valuing NFT is like valuing a real-life precious item; whoever feels it has a price, will pay that price. Example: There are a lot of abstract paintings that are worth a few thousand dollars. Very few people understand what they mean, for example, but people still buy them. Speaking of issuance standards, usually on the Ethereum blockchain, tokens are popular in ERC-20. But in the NFT, a lot of standards are adopted, the most prominent of which is ERC-721. A recently improved standard is ERC-1155, which allows single contracts to contain fungible and non-fungible tokens, opening up a whole new range of possibilities. Like other tokens, NFT can be stored in a personal wallet, typically a Trust Wallet. It should be noted that NFT cannot be copied or transformed without the owner's permission - even by the NFT publisher. What is NFT used for? NFT can be used by decentralised applications (DApps) to issue digital items and cryptocurrency collections. These tokens could be a collectable item, an investment product, or something else. Or specifically in the field of gaming - plowing the top racing game and picking up good items is something we have all done at some point. There are many online games that have their own economy in games, so using NFT can solve or mitigate the common inflation problem many games face. What about the real world? NFT can represent small chunks of real-world assets that can be stored and traded as tokens on the blockchain. This can provide the necessary liquidity for many markets that would otherwise not have a lot of participants. Such as handicrafts, real estate, rare collectables, rare whisky, rare wines. Digital identity is also an area where NFT's attributes can be beneficial. Storing identity and ownership data on the blockchain will increase data privacy and integrity for many people around the world. submitted by /u/economicsdesign [link] [comments]

Coins that spiked right after listing on an exchange - how likely will price reach that peak? Posted: 25 Dec 2021 11:28 AM PST i haven't followed price action of a lot of coins, so i wasn't too sure what would happen over time. i am in a liquidity pool with osmosis and another coin, and just saw osmosis shot up and came back down. i'm wondering is it normal to assume price won't reach the highs (or even 25-50% of the high) over time? thank you! https://preview.redd.it/bfbb1j3opq781.png?width=1458&format=png&auto=webp&s=d295bbf1d78e1b1bed654b33d1a89e7c9b3902e5 submitted by /u/ieee1294 [link] [comments]

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