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    Crypto Currency Markets Ukraine Vice Prime Minister Calls for a Crypto Freeze To Russian account: Why Decentralization is Necessary?

    March 02, 2022

    Crypto Currency Markets Ukraine Vice Prime Minister Calls for a Crypto Freeze To Russian account: Why Decentralization is Necessary?

    Ukraine Vice Prime Minister Calls for a Crypto Freeze To Russian account: Why Decentralization is Necessary?

    Posted: 02 Mar 2022 06:58 AM PST

    Recent developments of Russia's invasion of Ukraine had me thinking about centralized crypto exchanges. After Mykhailo Fedorov (Ukraine's vice prime minister and minister of digital transformation) called on all major crypto exchanges to "block addresses of Russian users," it makes you wonder just how much control you have over your cryptocurrencies if they are ever on a centralized exchange.

    In his tweet, the vice prime minister further explained that "it's crucial to freeze not only;y the addresses linked to Russian and Belarusian politicians, but also to sabotage ordinary users."

    No matter what side you lean towards, it's hard to survive in the middle of the war when your only means of exchange is sabotaged. This is why the old adage of not your private keys, not your coins comes to reality.

    In times of political or economic unrest, anyone using a centralized exchange can fall victim to draconian laws that take hostage their crypto wealth. This is why after some indepth research on the Fusion DCRM tech, I've decided to only use the Chainge.app as a decentralized finance wallet and wealth management tool. Check them out, they have everything you need in a DEX (decentralized exchange + Futures DEX & Options DEX) with the convenience and intuitiveness of a CEX (centralized exchange).

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    Billionaire admits he was wrong about Bitcoin as Citadel looks to crypto markets

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    Posted: 02 Mar 2022 09:32 AM PST

    saw some post above saying CB insights only included 3 DeFi projects. BROS, just look at the DEX market

    Posted: 02 Mar 2022 06:09 AM PST

    We’re bullish!

    Posted: 02 Mar 2022 08:35 AM PST

    this is how crypto is bringing value back to artists in the Music Industry (Music NFTs)

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    If you’re in crypto and not making money, that’s on you bro

    Posted: 02 Mar 2022 10:38 AM PST

    I hate when I hear this, that people aren't making money from it. Or worse yet, that the returns are not consistent with the payouts they have to make irl. There's more ways than one to make money here, if you aren't making any, that's honestly your mistake.

    If you want to start using cryptocurrencies in your favor, there are several options. I know since I've already quit a low-paying job and am now working full-time to support myself, my wife, and our small family. It can work, and if it can work for me, there's no reason why it can't work for you. Have faith in the process.

    First and foremost, you must examine what is currently 'in' the market. For example, I know that NFTs were all the rage last month, so I spent the better part of my time flipping and selling what I could, and I made a tidy profit. It was previously coin staking. It used to be leveraged trading. Keep up with the latest news and data, as well as the times, and get ahead quickly.

    Though the rage around NFTs has been dimming as of late, it is far from over and they are still going strong. Take for example the world of NFT gaming which is only getting stronger and better the more time passes. You've got games out here like Kitty Kart and Thetan Arena that are making people so much money, and yes consistently, this could play out for your favor had you played your cards right.

    Most importantly, you must recognize that any investment necessitates a significant leap of faith before anything can happen. You must trust the process and act confidently; else, you should not act at all.

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    The NFT market is not only oversaturated, the platforms of it are too

    Posted: 02 Mar 2022 10:21 AM PST

    I am no NFT expert by any claim, though I have been in the crypto market long enough to know that oversaturation is a major risk and a terrible thing to occur rather than a good. Had there been a limited number of NFT platforms, they would be under pressure to improve and pushed by the urgency to be better a lot faster. We would have had a better exchange over, say 4 or 5 exchanges rather than the quadrillion we have in today's markets.

    I wish more people understood this assertion, and I realize it's a bold claim, but you don't want to go where everyone else is going, especially in a market like crypto, and especially in the NFT market.

    How do you compete in a market that thrives on uniqueness when you're on the same platform as everyone else, trading and doing exactly what they're doing?

    Unless you're flipping big NFTs (in which case I think it would be better if you just traded normally, since you'll be making the same percent in profits), in a market that relies on uniqueness, such as the NFT market, it's always better to scour small platforms for art from small artists before they make it big, unless you're flipping big NFTs (in which case I think it would be better if you just traded normally, since you'll be

    Before jumping the shark at Rarible and OpenSea, it's always a good idea to check out minor NFT platforms like Loopify or, even better, Yunometa. Smaller artists have a better chance of succeeding than larger artists, and even if you only make a modest profit in terms of marginal benefits, you are forever transforming an artist's life and livelihood. Please keep this in mind.

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    From History: The Bretton Woods System And The International Economy

    Posted: 02 Mar 2022 08:52 AM PST

    Some recomendations for new/upcomming platforms where users can deposit into the house pools?

    Posted: 02 Mar 2022 08:39 AM PST

    Since i lately got an interest in GameFi, i started to do some research about the blockchain technology offers and the online gambling industry security, privacy, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness. While some online casinos have authorized cryptocurrency payments, others have gone further by building platforms entirely on the blockchain.

    Nowdays, operating a casino or sportsbook is reserved for big companies or high-net-worth individuals who can put up the money and profit entirely.

    A decentralized gambling industry will serve both operators and players alike through reducing costs and increasing confidence in transactions.

    Write your experience and reccomendations for upcoming season of Metaverse.

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    Ukraine is Strengthening its Allies to Fight Russia

    Posted: 02 Mar 2022 08:19 AM PST

    The NFT market is full of people who will go above and beyond to shill a bad project

    Posted: 02 Mar 2022 10:30 AM PST

    I'm not sure why so many marketers continue to bombard Twitter with their clients' artwork and NFTs until they sell. That's not so bad in and of itself, because obviously marketing works, but it's terrible that people are so naive that they would buy the first thing they see that is heavily touted.

    Twitter would be the most cancerous place to look for NFTs as a result, because all you ever get is shills and badly engineered projects and false claims. No you will not get your 10000x return, stop holding out for it lol. You are more likely to make a better trade in the stock market than listening to the average Twitter marketer. Watch out there, because they have no regard for your profits, investments or funds, they only want to push their destiny before yours.

    It's as if their work is constantly in your face. Consider the scam that was Pixelmoon; I can't believe they managed to raise so much money and produce the ugliest art I've ever seen. This is what the market has devolved into, from a haven for artists wanting to restore control of their work to a haven for shills and con artists.

    This is why NFT platforms should implement strict controls over the distribution and minting of NFTs, as well as controlling who is a true artist and who isn't; believe me, there's a big difference.

    Many different platforms apply various kinds of scrutiny on their artists, but none like Yunometa, who will yes allow the minor and small artists, but only after a brief phase of strict vetting. The platform ensures that what you are getting is art from artists, not overly drawn cartoon characters.

    This is why NFT platforms should implement strict controls over the distribution and minting of NFTs, as well as controlling who is a true artist and who isn't; believe me, there's a big difference.

    Make the market an art market again, you are liable, you are culpable. Make the best decisions for our future.

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    The best NFT’s in the market, are the ones you don’t know they exist

    Posted: 02 Mar 2022 09:56 AM PST

    These are always the most successful, because they are so small, they tend to shoot up rapidly, especially with the heyday of the market coming to a peak on NFTs. They might be cheap now, since everything is resting on the floor, so make the best of your time and buy into the future, today.

    There's a lot of places to search and find said NFTs, mine preferably would be Reddit, as most people here tend to be more experienced and wise in their calls, as opposed to the shills of the Twitter space or over at YouTube. Those keep pushing their projects down your throat as if they can force it on me. No I don't want your marketing claims, stop selling me your failed rug pulls.

    Instead, here is where I found the best rejects, and here is where I found the best hands I have ever dealt. Though, I always apply my own judgement and do my own research before taking any kind of action. Yesterday, I read someone's post on the new Wardawgs NFT's and immediately put myself behind a screen to research it proper, after verifying that all its funders are legitimate, and that its plan is sustainable, I put aside some funds and prepared to buy in. And that their money will be directly strictly into donations and funds.

    My point is, the market is oversaturated, go for the project you haven't heard of before. Things get old very easily in the NFT market, make sure you aren't there carrying the bags when it's all gone. Would like to know what you think.

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    Why doesn’t Algorand get more love?

    Posted: 02 Mar 2022 04:53 AM PST

    Hey everyone! Hope you're all having a good week!

    I just wanted to ask why people felt Algorand wasn't getting more attention. This question has been sparked by its lack of a price uplift even following the general crypto rally this week. Anyone who has used it can see it is super quick, cheap and user friendly, while also being decentralised. It also has an incredibly gifted dev team and hasn't (so far as I'm aware) had network outages (unlike other Alts).

    I know that the inflation within Algorand has been seen as a reason not to invest, but given all the other clear benefits I'm sort of at a loss as to why it isn't more widely touted/ adopted. What do you all think?

    This is not to shill Algo, I'm hoping for genuine reasons why people don't think it's a good investment so we can all learn more about broader opinions in the market.

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    Matt Hougan Interview - Bitwise NFT Fund - Crypto Bull Market - SEC Bitcoin ETF - Russia Ukraine

    Posted: 02 Mar 2022 09:07 AM PST

    New NFT series "Repentance" by Masashi, exclusive on AramisToken.com NFT Market.

    Posted: 02 Mar 2022 12:50 PM PST

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    Web 3.0, The evolution of the internet

    Posted: 02 Mar 2022 08:52 AM PST

    Why is there a narrative being pushed that Polygon is some "Eth killer"? It's actually very Eth friendly.

    Posted: 02 Mar 2022 12:17 PM PST

    I keep consistently seeing this narrative that Polygon is an Ethereum killer and is competing with Ethereum. How can you compete with something you're built on? Before you hit me with the "BUT IT'S A SIDE CHAIN OP HURRR". They are working on four ZK solutions. Polygon also has the largest number of users out of all other EVM compatible scaling solutions and without it using/ developing dApps and smart contracts on Ethereum would be hell. I don't think it will be a side chain forever, the end-goal is to be a true L2.

    Vitalik himself has even approved Polygon and is a big fan of the ZK technology they are bringing as well. Polygon and Ethereum need each other. So I do not really understand where this narrative even comes from.

    The funny part is that the Polygon team themselves are Ethereum Maxis. Polygon has never marketed itself as an "Ethereum killer" like Solana has for example. We all know how that trainwreck ended up lmao. How can you say something is an Ethereum killer when Vitalik himself has been a part of their ZK summits?

    I know it might not be a big deal to a lot of you but this narrative is just blatantly false, It gets on my nerves. I love Ethereum and I love Polygon. The Polygon team also loves Ethereum and is bringing it up rather than "killing" it. Just my 2 cents on this silly narrative that just doesn't hold any weight behind it.

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    Representation of the top crypto market capitalization projects in February

    Posted: 02 Mar 2022 11:52 AM PST

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