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This but unironically.

Looks like this was already a brilliant play by Gaz

Those scammers at KPMG Canada have added Bitcoin and Ethereum scam coins to their scam corporate treasury. KPMG in Canada adds Bitcoin and Ethereum to its corporate treasury (newswire.ca Can't they hire any world class auditors to tell them how wrong they are?

The market has already been pricing it in every time there is a mention about increasing interest rates from the Fed. Combined with the downward momentum of the crypto markets it is likely going to be a tough few months for crypto.

Aye, good critical thinking skills from yourself. The Sesta response is pish, 'I knew his identity and criminal past but I chose to forgive and you should all forgive him'. It isn't the end of this story I think.

I'd define worked as in it was in high demand, and didn't go down and plenty of people (richer than ourselves) were willing to spend money on blockspace to carry out transactions on Ethereum L1. Where as people were simply unable to make trades on Solana, because the network actually didn't work at a very busy point in time. Why wouldn't you just keep your money on an exchange if you want to use a centralised service that can't handle busy periods?

I would wait a few more months. (3-4 months). Then buy Ethereum/Bitcoin/Avalanche at that point. This would historically give you a profit if you held for 3 years. It is as safe a tactic as you can get in this mental market. Or maybe dollar cost average over the next year would also spread risk.

You really focus on me throwing a cheeky wee referral into my signature, it is peculiar. I got a whopping high of £15 worth of referral fees (at its high) probably worth £5 now. But I no longer have an account on Binance after they required ID. In other news, the past few days have been good at showing the decentralised networks which are unbothered by market moves. Ethereum, Bitcoin and Avalanche all worked well, Solana has struggled big time over the past few days.

Thanks for the heads up on this mate. I got it currently sitting on £650 worth of airdrop. (Cost £30 gas fees) I think I will even hold it until it breaches the top 100. Which I think it has the momentum to do. The narrative of Opensea killer is a strong one.

You have a choice though. You can either hold this new more volatile and risky SOS token, or if you prefer ETH you can now swap SOS for more ETH using a decentralised exchange (once again costing a £20 fee at these gas prices so eating into your profits). Why wouldn't you just hold ETH in the first place I hear you say? This is a good strategy and I recommend it to all newcomers, but realise that you wouldn't have interacted with the Opensea contracts in the first place. Crypto pays for you to try out different protocols and contracts (but can also punish you if they are unsafe)

No, ETH is the currency of the Ethereum network so all payments are in ETH.

Yeah, AD game has been quite good fun. I've been on the XRPL airdrops train last few months as they cost literally nothing in gas fees. About the same up as you at the minute and got VGB a few days ago which I haven't sold yet but is pumping just now. Currently sitting at about $400 value for me again. The game theory behind the SOS airdrop is fascinating. Will the SOS community be able to pull together to create a community owned OpenSea? How good are the incentives to use the alternative version? Will this force opensea to rush out a Token of their own with better tokenomics than the alternative? We saw this play out last year with Sushiswap forking Uniswap along with a token, which forced Uniswap to rush out their own.

RADAR AIrdrop- For Any dapp user who has used 1 Ethereum dapp in the past 6 months, and at least 10 Ethereum dapps in a wallet’s lifetime. SOS airdrop - Airdrop for anyone that has used Opensea. (This aims to be some form of vampire attack on OpenSea) but is free money at the moment. My Airdrops came to around £400. (-£60 for ETH Gas fees). Nice Christmas present

f**k a blockchain went down.... what one? I can't see anything about a blockchain going down in the past 24 hours

You are getting confused by your own picture. In the picture you posted earlier, the exchange is the middleman. They are taking a cut of the great rates offered by defi. Most banks/exchanges will offer access to these yields within 5 years. But that's not defi. Defi exists for you to connect with your wallet directly to the protocols (Curve, Uniswap, Aave, Cake etc). Then access yield without anyone getting in your way.

Because there is a high demand for people to borrow. Lending and Borrowing can be done without a middleman in defi, reducing the costs. Think of all the wasted capital that goes into keeping traditional loans/borrowing system going. Think of all the time that is lost in a traditional scenario (time is money). Think of all the bureaucracy that happens in a traditional system. Instead in Defi you just have to simply trust the open source code. And get good rates.

They were 3 simple questions. You didn't answer one of them.

What assets will crash? When will it crash? Will it crash to a dollar price level than it was at 2 years ago? (Most crypto frens in this thread also predict a crash over the next half year so it isn't a unique view you hold but answering the questions above will clarify your position a bit more)

I think the swap feature is available on Binance Smart Chain which should help that.... Edit: Sorry i read that as gas fee. which BSC should help. Metamask still takes a cut of the swap fee.

Interesting question... Best thing would be a comparison to Uniswap (crypto market has grown massively since then) and ENS airdrop which happened last night. ENS is currently sitting at $371,924,083 (#237 on coingecko) but it is too early to say since only 25% of .eth people have claimed it. Uniswap is a governance token over one of the most popular Dapps in the sector. It has a marketcap of $14 billion as I write this. All you can currently do with it is vote on a few things and trade it. There are currently 800,000 unique accounts which have used Metamask swaps. 14 billion/800 k = $17500 per account (if distribution weighted equally... likely the people who do more swaps will get a bigger piece of the pie) BUT...... if they launch the token with a % cut of the revenue to holders, Mask will go right into the top 5 market caps. (same would happen to Uniswap/opensea). The$371,924,08

Basically the conversation below means that there will be a retroactive airdrop for Metamask users who have used the "Swap" feature. The metamask swap feature is a bit more expensive than using other decentralised exchanges but I reckon it will pay off for everyone long term to use it. Translation of image: Icebergy says wallet competition means Metamask will launch a token to stay market leader. Journalist Andrew says they wont because JP Morgan own part of Metamask parent company Consensys. Jo Lubin CEO of Consensys hints they will have no problem with launching a MASK token.

Happy Bitcoin All Time High Day Today to all of you, coiners and nocoiners!

Happy Ethereum and Avalanche all time high day today.

In a bull market like we are just now, (and will continue to be for a few more months) these guys will probably get louder and louder but they will disappear during the bear market. Same will happen in this thread. At one point 2 years from now this thread will only be Detournement laughing at me because I am saying "I am in it for the tech" because all the coins are down >80% from current value, as I desperately claim that I sold into stable coins at the top. The talk about crypto in real life is tough, very rarely you will meet someone who is into the same part of crypto as you are. I think you did the right thing. That is why it is important for me to have the Telegram/discord groups to talk about these crypto subcommunities and also why I like this thread (when it isn't being spammed by no coiner negativity.)

Everyone has been clear and not given investment advice. You seem to mix this up with people enjoying discussing crypto with like minded people.