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    Crypto Currency Markets Weekly Discussion Megathread - January 23, 2022 (GMT+0)

    January 23, 2022

    Crypto Currency Markets Weekly Discussion Megathread - January 23, 2022 (GMT+0)

    Weekly Discussion Megathread - January 23, 2022 (GMT+0)

    Posted: 23 Jan 2022 06:00 AM PST

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    Bitcoin Suffers 8th 50%+ Crash in Its History – Guess What Happened Each Time After That? An opportunity to understand that patience has always been and will remain, the key with Bitcoin.

    Posted: 23 Jan 2022 09:21 AM PST

    What to buy in this bear market? Potential X10+ gains, let’s talk! What's your bet?

    Posted: 23 Jan 2022 07:39 AM PST

    We are definitely in a bear market and I would like to make a big investment, I think this is a good moment especially if you are planning to hold and go on long term

    My biggest portfolio and bet actually is on Loopring (LRC), why? Low market cap (under 1b) It's a project under development, once will be finished and mass adopted, I think can go near or over Solana (60/70b map +) this means X70 Devs are working on the project from YEARS, it's already survived all the others bear market, so we can count on a really seriously team. If you want to see more about, check it : Loopring

    Also I'm watching for ARIVA (ARV), a project about tourism, check it : Ariva

    Market cap is REALLY low (actually 30m), it's a good idea and a big project to make, if will be completed in the years would be really interesting.

    Those are my 2 crypto actually, I would like to find others.

    What is your bet guys to make ATLEAST a x10?
    NOTE: NO DOG SHITCOIN

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    Crypto Bull Markets

    Posted: 23 Jan 2022 12:12 PM PST

    Bulgarian Finance Minister: We are investigating crypto payments

    Posted: 23 Jan 2022 04:54 AM PST

    Bitcoin records all-time high network difficulty amid price fluctuations

    Posted: 23 Jan 2022 12:09 AM PST

    The bear market is the ripest market for the picking

    Posted: 23 Jan 2022 07:33 AM PST

    It can get really easy to get lost in the turmoil and panic, it causes people to lose sight that now is the time to invest in your favorite projects, and they'll probably be on discount as well.

    Bear markets create great entry points for projects, so those shouldn't be ignored because when the market eventually recovers you'd have secured a lot of a great tokens in your portfolio.

    Therefore it's the ultimate time to branch out and discover what the market has to offer, even going out of your regular route, DeFi for instance has a lot good projects with potential that still hasn't peaked. I added some CRV, AAVE and BitDAO's BIT recently to my portfolio and I'm all better for it.

    It's okay to indulge to the market, DYOR and possibly gain some fruitful investments to show off when the market inevitably recovers.

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    Crypto Market Cap Falls Beneath $2T Amid Promote-Off

    Posted: 23 Jan 2022 05:41 AM PST

    A deep dive into NFTs for veterans and the initiated

    Posted: 23 Jan 2022 01:48 PM PST

    Activated shorting strategy on LRC. Rugpull or not, making a decent profit with only 100BUSD at stake!

    Posted: 23 Jan 2022 06:54 AM PST

    What’s the point of NFTs?

    Posted: 23 Jan 2022 10:46 AM PST

    Can someone help me see the value here?

    I understand creating digital art and selling it. But now everyone's an artist, sharing their shitty graphics or uploaded photos for crypto (aka your money). Wtf?

    I can understand genuine talent and cool pieces, but buying some hastily crafted paint.net 'drawing' doesn't really make sense to me.

    What does make sense is using cryptos on emerging platforms as payment, instead of digital fiat, and simply having effortless and attractive digital wallets for those. This would incentivize the use of cryptos, and the want to gain useful skills (to develop platforms) on blockchain.

    I spent time looking at AAVE. I see genuine use there - a borrowing / lending service for crypto. Cool. MANA, GALA, most of these are contingent on people actually using the platform behind the coin. Otherwise, it's dead in the water.

    A lot of them can be cool and useful, but some only seem probable if the service / platform is used and takes off.

    NFTs? I don't see a surge of people rushing to buy digital art happening any time soon. Some of these market-based coins seem silly to me.

    I'd say if you want to play crypto smart and land on the next Bitcoin, look for intrinsic value and supply.

    Others can be utilized in your favor, but most don't really have the community backing or awareness or platform development to really have the intrinsic value needed to be decent.

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    Nice.

    Posted: 23 Jan 2022 10:22 AM PST

    [LONG] - An in-depth analysis and review on the CEX.io exchange

    Posted: 23 Jan 2022 11:26 AM PST

    Crypto Trader Joe: DEX on Avalanche

    Posted: 23 Jan 2022 01:47 PM PST

    We provide over 100+ FREE crypto articles on our SubStack! :D (Link on our profile). This is not financial advice. TLDR:Thus, I introduced you to the Trader Joe project and what $JOE is, and provided all details about the project's highlights and tokenomics.It can be said that Traderjoe is a prominent AMM right now when the TVL of the protocol has surpassed $2B. New products are launched towards an all-in-one platform with the most recent being a lending product. If Traderjoe's lending develops well, it will set the stage for further development related to derivative products.

    General Conclusion

    From a brand new AMM project with no initial funding, Trader Joe has gradually established himself as one of Avalanche's top AMMs. Today's article about Trader Joe and $JOE will give you all the information about:

    • What is Trader Joe? Trader Joe's Highlights.
    • Information about tokenomics.

    What Is Trader Joe?

    TLDR: DEX on Avalanche protocol

    Trader Joe is an AMM decentralised exchange platform on the Avalanche blockchain. Trader Joe is a fork of Uniswap. There are not too many AMMs on Avalanche yet, but the most popular AMM among users on this blockchain is Pangolin, so it can be said that Trader Joe's direct competitor is Pangolin.

    Highlights

    Trader Joe, in addition to being an AMM, also integrates a number of features such as Yield Farming, Lending, Staking, etc. with the aim of becoming an aggregate platform and bringing the best experience to users.In addition, users can exchange tokens for $LP tokens with just 1 click through the Zap feature — a new feature on AMM.

    Products

    • Trade: This is a main product which user can swap their tokens.
    • Pool: Where user can add liquidity into the pool and earn trading fee. (0.25%)
    • Farm: This is an incentive program that encourage LPers provide liquidity and make more benefit.
    • Lending: Where user can borrow more assets
    • Stake: Stake $JOE to earn revenue.
    • Zap: Swap between token and LP token.
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    Are startups focused on blockchain development the real market gems?

    Posted: 23 Jan 2022 09:57 AM PST

    "I want to make it clear before I start that this is an opinion post so I hope you will share yours.

    There are many coins in the crypto market that promise to be the next ""gem"" in the market, but they never really are, as they either contribute nothing to the crypto ecosystem or if they rise they do so only for fomo and not for any other reason.

    Now, I personally think that the real market gems have been those projects that offer something innovative and functional to the blockchain ecosystem. There are many examples in the market.

    Projects like DIG, are looking to study the next startups to find the most potential ones and give them venture capital, taken from DeFi and GameFi profits, to find a true gem that brings something new and necessary to the blockchain ecosystem.

    For me there is a need for this kind of projects, especially for those who are focused on the development path."

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    Morgan Stanley’s Slimmon Warns Against Buying Growth-Stock Dip

    Posted: 23 Jan 2022 03:05 AM PST

    https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-01-22/morgan-stanley-s-slimmon-warns-against-buying-growth-stock-dip

    I've read that article lately concerning stock market.

    From recent movements of crypto market, we observe a strong correlation between stock and crypto markets. In my opinion, this will be stronger if/when crypto will be regulated in the future or when the adoption gets higher levels. Main reason is that investors/institutions from traditional markets will move their money in crypto, some already have done that, at least a portion of their portfolio in the beginning. Eventually, there will be balance and maybe after many years these two might be uncorrelated, but not soon.

    ​

    Q. You wrote to us before the show, saying "avoid the temptation to step in and buy into the selloff in high-growth stocks." You said, "my experience is: Once the fever breaks, it's done for quite a while." Historically, is there any precedent you could point to? Is it too simple to point to the dot-com bubble as a fair comparison?

    A. So first of all, I just want to make sure it's understood: I'm not a value manager, or a growth manager. I'm not trying to, you know, spin what works or what my investment philosophy is at all times. I'm just looking at what the fat pitch is. And as it pertains to this group, the reason why I believe once the fever breaks, it lasts a long time, is if you wind the clock back, if you look at some of these uber-growth funds back to where they were in early fall of 2020, that means a lot of people haven't made money, right? Because they chased into them after they peaked.

    And the reason why the dot-com analogy is correct is that that means that every time they start to go up, there's someone that can get out even. And so there's tremendous selling resistance at higher levels because so many people have lost money. And that to me is very similar to the dot-com bubble, and other bubbles. Once a very speculative bubble breaks, it's not a V bottom because there's too many people looking to get out.

    ​

    I agree that DCA, probably, is the best strategy, but it takes as an assumption that the asset will be back to previous gains or more. If we assume that the analogy between markets exists, the above piece may be insightful for some want to take a risk, wait the right signs when to buy, and try to figure a strategy. Additionally, it gives an insight on what a true bear market look like.

    This post is not a financial advice, it's not any advice at all, or remotely attempts timing the crypto market. I just can see some analogy between stocks and crypto projects, and between markets behavior in general.

    Keen to hear any insightful comments from experienced investors on the article and their views in any similarities on crypto market.

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    Is ADA a Good Investment?

    Posted: 23 Jan 2022 03:42 AM PST

    Is ADA a Good Investment?

    Cardano is obviously one of the most popular and widely discussed cryptos in the market
    We don't want to be left out so here's our ADA perspective
    Though do remember that not all predictions come true, so it's more of a theme to discuss than an advice.

    https://preview.redd.it/oezd7q69afd81.png?width=1920&format=png&auto=webp&s=93310026be2ebba8615de10089f1e6490092efae

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    QED oracles network implements new method of price broadcasting for DeFis and DAO

    Posted: 22 Jan 2022 10:50 PM PST

    It is the cheapest time to buy, it is also the cheapest time for new developments in blockchain?

    Posted: 23 Jan 2022 05:46 AM PST

    "Hey reddit, it is well known that we are in one of the sharpest bear markets of the last few months, which makes it much cheaper to buy right now and be able to maximize profits in the next market turnaround.

    For those of us who are holding, there is nothing left to do but wait for what seems like a distant prospect.

    Here is my question, and I look forward to your opinion, remember this is a discussion post. If it is cheaper to buy, cheaper to get into any project in general, is it cheaper to fund developer groups for new developments in blockchain?

    Groups like DIG, are focusing very hard to fund the next startups that offer new development for blockchain technology, and it is well known that technology is one of the paths to wealth. My question is, if they are doing it in this market is it because it is cheap? Do you agree with the idea of development proposed by the DIG group?"

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    The most profitable Crypto Mining Equipment on the market! Huge discounts!

    Posted: 23 Jan 2022 11:37 AM PST

    Shiba Inu (SHIB) Price Crashes Below $0.22, Next in line 0.000015!

    Posted: 23 Jan 2022 11:31 AM PST

    Look at these CRAZY swings!

    Posted: 23 Jan 2022 10:46 AM PST

    Buyback-and-burn: What does it mean in crypto?

    Posted: 23 Jan 2022 12:09 AM PST
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